Once you’ve watched enough coming-of-age comedies, the expectations of the genre are clear. “Booksmart”, Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut, doesn’t necessarily subvert this formula, but rather gives it a burst of new life. Molly and Amy churn out good grades and resumes like a well oiled machine wearing ‘Vote for Hillary’ t-shirts and Birkenstocks. The role of love and romance in “Booksmart” also sets it apart from its coming-of-age counterparts. “Booksmart” both works hard and plays hard, and the effort pays off in full.