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Another teen movie; a young man, Matthew (Jonathan Tucker) is is at college, and he gets trapped in the dark in a lift (elevator) when there is a power failure. With him is a girl, and as the power failure lasts a long time, the birds and the bees eventually have their effect. The morning after, she has disappeared, and the rest of the film follows his hunt for his dream girl ... he fell in love with her in the dark, you see. She could have been any one of a hundred girls at the college, hence the title. All pretty predictable stuff.
The story is narrated by Matthew in the first person. Late in the film he is persuaded that he needs to see things from the female point of view, so he dresses as a girl.
There is some macho behaviour by male students who aren't in the know, and Matthew relates to a girl how vulnerable he feels in the presence of macho boys. We see him dressed modestly in the room with a boy who is ogling him (as a girl) and suddenly he is naked. I think the film-makers have painted out his nipples.
HF January 2004
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