Truly Dreadful Film

just watch it!

If you like to be scared, if you like to laugh, and if you like to learn a thing or two at the movies, this absolutely cannot be missed.

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

Fun movie to watch with your family and friends, obviously comparable to other teen movies but still a nice movie with a very interesting story.

She's The Man's Amanda Bynes and Aquamarine's Sara Paxton star in this High School version of Snow White only this time it involves the charcthers persona's. Bynes play the title character who goes to some posh school where she meets up with a bunch of guys who all share the same persona's as the dwarfs in Snow White and makes herself an arch nemesis called Rachel Witchburn(seriously that is her surname)who wants all in her power to become the next school president and doesn't want Sydney White to win so she does all in her power to manipulate her. Problems arise however when Sydney falls for Rachel's ex boyfriend who likes Sydney but Rachel doesn't want him to be with Sydney so like in all high school movies you get the jest.So what did I think of it well I honestly thought it wasn't bad,copies are very hard to find this movie so I was lucky I got it for a bargain yesterday with Wild Child and The House Bunny with it as it came in a pack so yeah it was a good average movie.If you are a fan of Amanda Bynes than check it out.

Don't get me wrong, this movie is enjoyable. I really like AB; she's rather talented and enjoyed her performance in She's the Man. This movie is a clean comedy that is actually enjoyable by all ages. The acting was great, the plot, not so much.The plot is extremely predictable. The geek stereotypes are insulting, I really doubt any girl can be as shallow as the sorority and the Snow White references weren't really subtle. They make her work on a Mac just so the hacker can feed her a "Poisoned Apple"(yes he says that). I mean come on, the idea of a movie reference is that it's SUBTLE. You don't explain it, people figure it out. But regardless the actors did make the best of a bad situation and did make it enjoyable but the plot itself really annoyed me. 4/10

Watching this brought back uncomfortable memories of 'House Bunny' although the latter was released a year later and I didn't buy the DVDs in chronological order. Where this succeeds and HB fails, is that Amanda Bynes makes the best of her role but Anna Faris looked very uncomfortable in hers - which to be fair to her was rather exploitative..Much of this is drivel, let's not kid ourselves. All credit to AB that she alone does not give up on the weak script and lack of direction, and in the end pulls a rabbit or two out of a decidedly tired hat. By the end of this movie I had forgiven much of the dull and uninspired performances because it all works out for the best. Sentimental twaddle it may be, but it won me over - so all credit for that.Saddest sight for me was seeing a 33 year old Danny Strong playing a student - a role he seems permanently associated with. He didn't look too impressed either. And I don't see Matt Long as the hero type but hey ... at least Sara Paxton makes a good bitch .. or witch. I didn't get the Snow White thing till about 3/4 way through, but then I'm a bit slow :)