100 Girls (2000)

Introduction
"100 Girls" (2000) is a romantic funny movie directed and composed by Michael Davis. The movie is a genuine take on college life, gender intricacy, intimate experiences, and the complicated characteristics of relationships. The film features Jonathan Tucker as Matthew, Emmanuelle Chriqui as Patty, and James DeBello as Rod.

Plot
The movie focuses on the protagonist, Matthew, a college student who spends the entire movie in search of a secret lady he fulfills during a blackout in their dorm's elevator. She is one of the hundred women living in the dorm. They share an intimate connection, but Matthew is unable to see her face. All that he wakes up to the next day is her underwear, and therein starts his look for a lady of whose identity he has no idea.

Matthew's life takes an intriguing turn where he starts working as an upkeep kid in the ladies' dorm, utilizing this to his advantage to split clues about the mystery girl. His journey is full of comedic and unexpected occurrences.

Encounter and Confusion
Matthew's encounters with different ladies in the building and their special characters end up being a core part of the story. Each girl makes him question and comprehend more about womanhood, women's issues, and relationships. Amongst these girls, he stumbles upon Patty, a strong, independent feminist. Patty becomes a substantial impact in Matthew's journey and understanding of gender intricacies.

The Mystery Girl
Matthew resumes his look for the nameless girl through different antics, consisting of comparing girl's handwriting and foot sizes. The detailed examination makes the search both funny and engaging. In in between, Matthew's voiceover monologues offer insights into his philosophical ponderings about girls and relationships.

Resolution
In an unexpected turn of events, Matthew discovers that Patty, the girl who's been directing him throughout his journey, is the mystery lady he's been looking for. This revelation comes as a shocker to both him and the audience, as Patty was always versus the concept of a woman withholding her identity after an intimate encounter. The movie closes on a high note as Matthew and Patty reconcile and accept start over, with a clear understanding of each other's identities and personalities.

Themes
"100 Girls" is not your normal college-based rom-com. Rather, it explores much deeper social concerns like gender prejudices, the sexual double basic, and the worry and confusion typically related to young adult relationships. As the narrative unfolds through the eyes of Matthew, it makes the audience believe, laugh and even empathize with his situations.

Conclusion
In general, "100 Girls" has to do with the process of discovery, understanding, and acceptance in relationships. It links elements of humor, drama, and self-questioning to develop a lighthearted, yet significant expedition of contemporary love and gender dynamics. In spite of its comedic background, the movie exceeds surface-level humor to communicate thought-provoking messages about the truths and traits of gender, tourist attraction, and love.

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