Very disappointing...

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

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.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

I am not sure where all of the hate is coming from for this movie. I found it to be very funny and enjoyable. I see a lot of people reviewing that only children would enjoy it but I honestly don't think children are the target audience for this movie, I think they would be bored and confused by it. Molly/Brook is NOT Hannah Montana in this movie!I found myself laughing right off the bat and I found Molly to be a very strong, inspiring character. Obviously many elements of the film are far-fetched, but you just have to suspend disbelief a little bit and enjoy it. I never suspected who the real villain was throughout the whole movie and I found it hysterical that she beat her new boyfriend senseless and he had nothing to do with it at all, he was framed. The plot line with her dad was very touching and I enjoyed the way it ended with everyone getting what they wanted. Good guys win, bad guys lose! Very feel good! The only thing I would have liked to have seen more of was Molly actually bonding with Alex. It seemed like Alex was her purpose at the house but she barely spent any time with her at all. I found that to be very strange. And even as an adult, I honestly found the whole thing with the ledgers and stuff to be very confusing haha.This movie is definitely a thrilling story with lots of laughs. I wish Miley Cyrus had made more movies like this. I would definitely recommend it for teenagers and women of any age. Not sure guys would be able to sit through this though, it is very girlie!

Well this is a must see really great movie! it is well thought out and well planned! Miley who played Molly/Brook went undercover for a man who claimed he was with the FBI. But then it takes a surprising turn! I loved that the Kappa girls or as they would call themselves sisters helped out and came together to help out a fellow sister...well now you all see the saying never leave a man behind well in this case they never left a sister behind!...I also loved that Nicholas stuck with her although she smacked him for what he didn't know about some boys wouldn't go near girls after all that!! she also never left the kappa after she finished the job!

Producers obvious failed to realize that semi cute bad acting Disney Channel kids can grow up to be ugly, really bad acting, and annoying adults. The mere fact that a director, cameraman, boom mic operator, and other crew actually committed this to film is truly disturbing.Dentists everywhere may be out of work, as 'So Undercover' can inflict far more pain than ever before imagined.Every single last second of this trash had me reciting the 23rd Psalm, "Yea though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I shall fear no evil," until I realized that was written long before the agony of Miley Cyrus' "acting" was ever know.Just in case you're having any thoughts of actually seeing this film, perhaps a "plot" synopsis will dissuade you.Cyrus "stars" as chubby faced Texas private investigator who's supposed to be "bad ass." Considering Cyrus' figure and face that term may be taken in more than one way. Cyrus is pathetic as a 'La Femme Nikita' want to be. (or in any other role) She agree to work undercover for FBI agent Jeremy Piven (What bet with the Devil did he lose too be in this?) In order to pay off her father's gambling debt. Although since the film ends with Cyrus failing to collect her fee it's unclear how her father is still alive and well. This could have been easily explained away with Cyrus receiving reward money from the FBI but that would be to logical for the "writers." Cyrus must go "so undercover" as a spoiled sorority brat at a New Orleans university, in order to..........? Well again, the "writers" never really bother to explain this or how Jeremy Piven has an unlimited budget to supply Cyrus with her undercover rich brat identity.Only Disney is able to film on location in a city 60% black and give us a 99.9% white cast. I actually counted the token minorities in this film. There's one Mulatto girl! They couldn't even be bothered to work in a few minorities even as extras in the background! At the sorority house Cyrus discovers that all sorority girls a dumb blondes. THAT'S THE SOLE PREMISES for every "joke" in this movie! Pretty girls are dumb! Although Cyrus proves that ugly girls are more dumb.How else could the "writers" explain why Cyrus' cover isn't blown the first day as she randomly brandishes a handgun sticking it into the faces of her sorority sisters? Since this is Disney, the sorority makes an Amish farm look like 'Animal House' as there is NO sex, beer, or rock and roll, even at a pool party with a fraternity. No, Disney music does not count as rock and roll.There are several other MAJOR plot holes, such as Cyrus taking photos with a digital camera and then stating she left the "negatives" in a mailbox. And ad nauseam diatribes against the RICO act of 1970. Yes, "diatribes," there's more than one.But the real nail against the chalkboard is Cyrus herself. She is so annoying, it's unbelievable anyone actually paid to see this film.Worst film I've ever seen since 'The Starfighters' 1964.

I've always like the movies about school etc. My daughter likes Miley Cyrus so I wanted to preview it before I'd let her watch it (she's 6) and I think the movie is kid-proof:) I saw some other Miley movies (on top of her HannahMontana show) and I think this one was one of my favorites. (Nope I didn't really like the Last Song as much as I thought I would:( Miley was pretty good UNDERCOVER-it was actually enjoyable to see her all anti-girly like:))I liked the silly blonde Cotton too-she was kinda funny:)It's not a MUST SEE movie, but if you like that kind you'll be glad:) And yes it reminds some other movies but I'm OK with that:)