Absolutely Fantastic

All of these films share one commonality, that being a kind of emotional center that humanizes a cast of monsters.

There are moments that feel comical, some horrific, and some downright inspiring but the tonal shifts hardly matter as the end results come to a film that's perfect for this time.

The thing I enjoyed most about the film is the fact that it doesn't shy away from being a super-sized-cliche;

This movie was quite terrible - it shows the English as terrible snobs! Practically no British teenager speaks that poshly - apart from the royals. Not even the royals youngsters wear suits to discos! What normal guys wheres one of those riding jackets! The Olsen twins displayed their total lack of knowledge of Britain - and referred to every single wrong stereotype they could find. This film is stupid and childish - and will send all the wrong messages to the USA about us Brits. We do not dress up-tight to ALL occasions, we CAN dance, we do not all live in stately homes, we do not all have up-tight parents and we can have fun. The film does do us one favour however... we ARE integral and we DO have morals. We also DO NOT negotiate with terrorists. We can definitely give the Americans a run for their money like that.

I love this movie!!! It may be because i am in Model U.N. and i am the U.K. (which is the country they are). Anyway it is good but real off. I mean the conference is nothing like the real ones. For one you usually don't go all the way to London to have it and you are only on one council and they were on crisis council (when they got kidnapped) and some other ones. Also there is no way they could have just switched country. You have to write a position paper and a speech and all that. It was really a disgrace to the real Model U.N. but it is still a really good movie. This movies really good but if you want to watch a movie about the real Model U.N. this isn't it.

Well there is not much you can say for his film. From the one's that I have seen, I think this is the worst yet. At least the others are watchable. The film follows the same general plot as the rest; the girls go to another country and meet boys, with a nice little story to help you tell the difference. You would think that since they are in England they would be able to find an all English cast. Instead they force on us an Australian (Jesse Spencer) with a fake accent, and I was surprised to see some people who made comments actually thought he was British. My advice is, if you ever decide to watch this film, don't.

Along with 'Passport to Paris' and 'Holiday in the Sun' this is a real "must see" movie for anyone who truly appreciates Mary-Kate's & Ashley's talents! It's funny, romantic and has a very nice plot too! It's a very intelligently made film with heartfelt emotion throughout!