While Danny's father and mother independently search for love, Danny is on his own desperate quest to find a prom date. Danny's search becomes progressively more pathetic once he and his family learn that Bart, the school's biggest dweeb, not only secured a date for the prom, but got a hotel room as well.
A Young Jewish guy is looking for a date to prom. When he hears that Bart has a date, he kicks his search into high gear. With his friends and family hyping it up, The end all be all is getting a room at the hotel and that picture at prom. While he's waiting to ask out his dream girl, he is asked by his bff. (The Foxy Alia Shawkat.) He Invites all types of awkward and of course seals his fate when he turns her down in favor of the younger blonder chick who of course rejects him. Realizing he's screwed, he tries to make amends but when he goes back to his bff, he finds her committed to another. Now he needs a date and as the days tick towards prom, his window is closing.
The barometer is that "Bart got a Room." Once that line is dropped, characters spring into action. Apparently Bart is that lame. And yes, they do confirm that fact when Bart finally makes an appearance only to say that his room has been upgraded to a suite. Now alone At Prom and contemplating life while drinking with his separated parents, he has an epiphany and finds The Foxy Alia Shawkat sitting alone. Making amends, he saves his prom night and celebrates with his loved ones and creates the memories he so richly desired.
Bart got a room is your standard, typical awkward teen comedy. A loser guy Covets girl A and completely ignores the interested girl B, until its nearly too late. Then they reconcile at the end. Eh. It Has its moments, but nothing that really sells it outside of "Here's a quirky independent comedy. That may appeal more to the Jewish families."
Out of Ten? 6
Violence? No
Explosions? No
Nudity? No
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