In a more critical vein, Stephen Farber of "The Hollywood Reporter", compared the film to other films with a single-day structure, such as "American Graffiti" and "Dazed and Confused", but said that Superbad "doesn't have the smarts or the depths of those ensemble comedies." "The Hollywood Reporter" review was referenced in the film's DVD audio commentary, particularly the review's suggestion that the two main characters have a homoerotic experience similar to the film "Y Tu Mamá También". Adam Graham of "The Detroit News" said, "the cops belong in a bad "Police Academy" sequel, not this movie", and also that the film "falls short of teen-classic status." Roger Moore of the "Orlando Sentinel" called the film "super-derivative", "super-raunchy", and ""Freaks and Geeks: Uncensored"." Moore went on to say the film shamelessly plagiarizes from films such as "Can't Hardly Wait" and "American Graffiti". He also said, "Like "Knocked Up", this is a comedy they don't know how to end. The energy flags as it overstays its welcome." Wesley Morris of "The Boston Globe" said the film "has a degree more sophistication than "Revenge of the Nerds" and "American Pie", and less than the underrated "House Party"." Morris also said, "the few smart observations could have come from an episode of one of Apatow's TV shows" and "I wanted to find this as funny as audiences did."