Fun premise, good actors, bad writing. This film seemed to have potential at the beginning but it quickly devolves into a trite action film. Ultimately it's very boring.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

The story, direction, characters, and writing/dialogue is akin to taking a tranquilizer shot to the neck, but everything else was so well done.

The film never slows down or bores, plunging from one harrowing sequence to the next.

Worst f ing movie ive ever seen. Wth?! The creator of this movie sucks. What's the summaryeven?!??

When i first heard about this movie i was incredibly excited, i am a teenager and chick flick movies are my thing, so when i eventually got the DVD i was disappointed in the actors/actresses and the plot,the story's spotlight is focused on teen Georgia groome she is a wooden actress and incredibly annoying, i couldn't understand how a 15 year old girl could say something so immature like "i'm not going to your proxy party" "girl's it's boy stalking time", i know this but me as a teen would never say that it's weird. anyway moving on through out the movie there was no comedy whatsoever and it was mainly boring a stupid. The "sex god" (he was not even that cute) already had a girlfriend and Georgia felt betrayed all she did was speak to him once and acts as if he knew her, and finally Lindsey did not even bully Georgia all she did was tell her to stay away from Robbie, then Georgia acts all grown up suddenly and wins the boy!!!! HOW. DON'T BOTHER WATCHING THIS SAD MOVIE PLEASE SAVE YOURSELF

This movie was unrealistic and stupid from beginning to end. The main character was incredibly ugly, and there was no way Robbie- let alone 2 other guys- would ever like her. Georgia and her friends were annoying and uncool, and the worst stalkers ever. They loudly followed the boys around in the beginning, complete with some synchronized dancing. The boys never seemed to notice, even though the girls were about as subtle as a gun. This movie isn't like the normal dumb teen movie, where the gorgeous girl is nerdied up with glasses and has a few tumbles to be adorably clumsy, instead there's a butt ugly girl that does things like watch the popular girl undress with binoculars and shave off half her eyebrow. She wasn't a likable character at all, and didn't even get a makeover halfway through. A hint to the casting director- don't hire a best friend that's prettier than the main character. The plot was inconsistent when it came to kissing. Half the time kissing was the biggest deal in the world, and then the other half people kissed five minutes after they met someone. The Dave character was completely in love with Georgia, and then was introduced to the Indian best friend that looks about five years younger than everyone else and immediately made out with her.The surprise party in the end could be seen from a mile away, and the part with Lindsey was entirely unnecessary. It didn't even make sense how she pulled the plugs and the microphones went off- and then she used it five seconds later. And how she allowed Jas to slowly pull her bra stuffers out without moving. All in all, the movie's crap. Don't watch it.

From director Gurinder Chadha (Bend It Like Beckham), this looked like it could be a pretty entertaining British comedy based around another coming of age story, the title was certainly catchy. Basically it is the first day of school for Georgia Nicolson (Georgia Groome) and her friends Jas (Eleanor Tomlinson), Ellen (Manjeeven Grewal) and Rosie Barnes (Georgia Henshaw) living in Eastbourne. They spot two good looking brothers moved from London, non identical twins Robbie (Aaron Johnson) and Tom (Sean Bourke), and the girls follow them as new friend Dave the Laugh (Tommy Bastow) shows them around. Georgia plans to get close to Robbie, as he likes cat like she does, so she pretends her cat Angus has gone missing, it is instead Tom that gets the cat and he starts dating Jas, while Robbie goes out with Georgia's rival Wet Lindsay (Kimberley Nixon). Georgia's father Bob (QI's Alan Davies) is planning to move the whole family to New Zealand because of his new job offer, while he is away her mother Connie Nicolson (FAQ U's Karen Taylor) looks like she is spending too much time with handsome hired builder Jem (T4's Steve Jones), making her question her parents' marriage. To "grow up" for Robbie, Georgia starts "perfect snogging lessons" with Peter Dyer (Liam Hess), and infatuated with her he attempts to kiss her at a party one night, and she falls over exposing her knickers to her friends and Tom, and because Robbie saw her she tells Peter she is a lesbian. The next day Tom, Jas and Robbie go swimming, and Georgia stuck babysitting her little sister is there too, and she gets to kiss Robie, before he leaves saying that he will call her later. A few weeks later, Robbie's band, the Stiff Dylans, are doing a gig, and Dave the Laugh invites Georgia to come along, but before she gets the chance to talk to Robbie she is stopped by Lindsay. Both Dave and Robbie realise the jealousy scheme that Georgia was plotting, and they both stop talking to her, and an argument with Jas confessing she leaked this information means they are not speaking to each other too. Thinking her life is no longer worth living in England, Georgia initially says she will go with her father to New Zealand, before finding out that Robbie has dumped Lindsay for her, as he still likes her. In the end, thinking that her mother is planning an uncool fifteenth birthday party for her, Georgia is surprised to see all her friends attending a club, with The Stiff Dylans playing on stage, her father returned and staying home, and she and Robbie get their confirming kiss. Also starring Eva Drew as Libby, Imogen Bain as Headmistress and Ingrid Oliver as Miss Stamp. In the leading role, young Groome is really good with her dry sense of humour, the embarrassing parents get their time, and the other supporting cast members get their moments too. The story mainly focusing on hormonal teenage attitudes to love, snogging, fashion and maybe a little mention of sex is appealing when it doesn't use gross out jokes, it is just witty dialogue and well acted comedy drama. Good!