Too much of everything

Good story, Not enough for a whole film

There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Rob Schneider was born to do these movies, and although not masterpieces, they're funny enough to justify wasting a bit of time. Despite what the critics and many others think, I'm enjoying this nonsense, and hope he makes more. I must ad, that Hardin woman, who plays the boss's boss on the Office, is like, about as beautiful as can be. Does not hurt make this movie enjoyable to watch. I liked Schneider in The Animal, and as the lady's man (Gigolo), and this 'The Hot Chick' fits his resume to a tee. Silly as the plot is, it holds enough positive values and clever twists to raise it to respectability.Corny and childish as some of its plumbed depths are, it still works as a funny movie.SH

"The Hot Chick" is a film that used to be quite famous in Brazil, due to the number of times that its major television channel has displayed it. Last night I gave it a chance. As the movie started, I felt the story a little slow and uninteresting, but around 40 minutes of length or so, things started getting better and better. There are some indeed funny moments, like when Jessica has to go to men's room, or when that Corean mother tries using ghetto vocabulary-- I laughed out loud in that scene. One thing that impressed me is how strange Rob Schneider's character felt; I found it hard to say whether he was looking gay or crazy, given that some characters couldn't even see something strange about him. Anna Faris, on the other hand, doesn't do anything different from what she has done in the early 2000's, replaying the classic Cindy Campbell over and over again. However, what impressed me the most was the possible inspiration this film has been to comedies made shortly after. One example of this is the body changing thing, that surely gave some ideas to 2003's teenage classic "Freaky Friday". Also, men pretending to women appeared right away in 2004's "White Chicks"-- not to mention the fact that the dancing scenes and the soundtrack in there looks A LOT like "The Hot Chick"'s. Even if the story feels corny for most of the time, this film still manages to entertain and provoke some timid breakthrough in the genre, and that's why I will probably recommend it to anybody who asks about.

This movie was great in every way possible; it had such a funny plot of a high school girl being trapped in a man's body. I could never watch this movie enough times. It has great actors in it. Rob Schneider, Rachel McAdams, and Anna Faris makes up for an all-star cast. This movie is truly one of the best comedies I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot.The DVD features are great as well. The deleted scenes are almost as funny as the movie, and it has so many behind the scenes video. Rob Schneider couldn't have done a better job with this movie.Any critics that say this movie is bad need to watch it again, because they're wrong10 stars for this movie. It blew me away. It was amazing

Last night, myself and a couple of friends were having a good time. It was late at night, and everybody was tired, but no one wanted to sleep, so we turned on the television, and watched this. I had seen this movie when it first came out with my family, and was too young to understand anything. Then again, that was over 7 years ago. To brain-dead to think otherwise, I saw it. From beginning to end, we were laughing our butts off!All I remember is that Adam Sandler had a cameo, there were some penis and fart jokes, Ana Faris looked extremely hot, and slapstick was extremely frequent. In terms of regular, good old comedies, this probably doesn't fit. However, when you're mind is somewhere else, this film really works! I would like to see it sober, but I am afraid I will likely abhor it. I love all films, and consider myself a film buff. I watch new films at the cinema the day or weekend they come out, and I usually agree with the critics. This film was panned, and I would likely also dislike it. However, I cannot forget the extreme laughter my crew and I experienced, during what were likely lame, slapstick moments. Nor can I let go of the strong emotions some of us felt during the "emotional" parts. Therefore, I shall treasure it for what it is:a treat for high or drunk people, though probably not so good for regular audiences.