Pretty Cool 2002
"When A Geek Gets The Ultimate Power... ANYTHING can happen!"
In the quirky comedy-fantasy Pretty Cool (2002), directed by Rolfe Kanefsky, an unassuming high school senior discovers he's inherited supernatural abilities—mind-reading and thought-control.
Director: Rolfe Kanefsky
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pretty Cool (2002) about?
The film follows a socially awkward high school senior who suddenly gains the ability to read minds and control others' thoughts. What begins as a social experiment quickly turns into a surreal comedy of errors, testing his newfound power against the complexities of teenage life.
Who directed Pretty Cool?
Rolfe Kanefsky directed this offbeat comedy-fantasy, known for his work in blending genre tropes with sharp, character-driven humor.
Who stars in Pretty Cool?
The film features Will Burke, Alexis Thorpe, Gerard Karsenty, Amy Brassette, and Summer Altice in its core ensemble.
Is Pretty Cool (2002) worth watching?
With its unique premise and lighthearted tone, Pretty Cool offers a fun, if uneven, ride for fans of early 2000s teen comedies. It's not a masterpiece, but its quirky charm and quick runtime make it a cult curiosity worth a casual watch.
How long is Pretty Cool?
Pretty Cool runs for 92 minutes.
About Pretty Cool (2002) — A Mind-Reading Teen's Superpowered High School Chaos
In the quirky comedy-fantasy Pretty Cool (2002), directed by Rolfe Kanefsky, an unassuming high school senior discovers he's inherited supernatural abilities—mind-reading and thought-control. What starts as an awkward superpower quickly spirals into a chaotic high school saga where every awkward glance and whispered secret becomes a potential weapon or confessional. The film blends sharp wit with surreal humor, painting a world where social awkwardness collides with cosmic power, leaving everyone—including our reluctant hero—questioning who's really in charge of their own thoughts.
Set against the backdrop of suburban teen life, Pretty Cool (2002) explores themes of identity, control, and the unintended consequences of unchecked power. With a breezy 92-minute runtime, the movie balances slapstick antics with surprisingly introspective moments, making it a hidden gem for fans of offbeat 2000s genre films. Expect awkward run-ins, mind-bending pranks, and a finale that leaves you wondering just how much of your social circle's behavior you've unwittingly influenced.