Same, a nurse is actually a respectable, decent paying vocation, though maybe it's a callback to the original, and Laney was embarrassed of her dad being the pool man.

Or her becoming a meme, I doubt the internet would praise the guy after that.

Right

If you're asking for social look at the kob: it's 'just cleaning ladies who coudn't be actual doctors so now they wipe old geezers' asses for a lving'.

When your friends' parents are all producers and socialites, having a parent that actually works hard is considered "embarrassing". Especially if they don't make as much money. Not my opinion, I just knew a bunch of rich kids growing up, and they all had their parents' careers tied into their identities

I thought that too; I was like, oh at first she'll take a small hit, then do something brash (make the bet with her friend) but then gain followers and supporters bc of how "real" or whatever she was after her break-up, start to feel bad about the bet bc the dude's a good guy/she had feelings for him and then janky movie shit ensues. ...But none of that happened...

With that Video!? 100%

I like your pfp👀

Misogyny exists

Yeah, the footage of her breaking down really isn't enough to make the internet hate her, she might become a stan twitter meme for a good amount of time, but they turn against her if HE'S the one who cheated.

I’m 50/50

@@mjolnair and I’m still 50/50

Yeah it is. The movie was freaking hilarious, I grew up with the original and watched this and it made me laugh. I found it weird how Laney never mentions to Padgett about her own expirience with a bet. My sister and I were in stitches the entire time, cuz it was so bad that it was good. The guy is actually pretty hot though and some of it was extremely entertaining for 2 whole hours, which I'll probably never watch again. I enjoyed it and hated myself for it but it was much better to watch with someone else & laugh at the ridiculousness..

I like the gay

Ditto, Matthew Lillard and Rachael Leigh Cook's supporting roles were probably the highlight of the remake!

I'm pretty sure the original was rated PG-13, but I don't honestly know if there's a different rating system in Canada.

This Is completely out of context but, the rob Pattinson shirt... cheff Kiss ✨

Shaggys in this

I concur, Amanda is continuing to spill the tea, because someone has to, and who better than her?!

I love it haba

@@DyslexicMitochondria your username made me click on your profile. Your channel is a hidden gem bro

@@sterlingarcher8041 I didn’t even notice it was him until your comment. Absolutely love his channel

It's vary entertaining

as a mexican CONCUERDO CONTIGO AJJAJAJAJ

Jajajaja wey sí, aquí que los tienen en cualquier taquearía se me hace súper cagado P.s.: Taylor supremacy

@@thegirl19881 SIII ❤️

I may be an American but I always have them at like every Mexican restaurant that sells them. It’s cool that they’re starting to commercialize so people actually know that they exist

@@hyde6108 we have a Mexican food chain store in Australia and they're at every one

Tbh with the whole "disney channel" vibe of the movie, I'm sure that was on purpose

@@sowiejose5712 Idk why they went with Disney Channel typeesque vibe when that wasn't the vibe of the original? I get that Addisson has ypunger audience but I feel like a lot of her audience is teenagers so it would still be fine.

But they dropped an f-bomb later on so they definitely could have

@@djcobrand117 pg 13 movies have only one "harsher sexually-derived words" allowed among mild profanity. I dunno how B***h is officialy classified but maybe they couldn't cause they used up their alloted word on that f-bomb

The ATCU

Lol. 💀

I’m pretty sure it’s supposed to be a reference to the original movie. In SAT Usher (who is the DJ at the prom) has a throwaway line about teaching people the dance in advance but it still is really out of nowhere and way, way too coordinated and professional for a prom.

Haha I literally just wrote this. Glad you caught it before I did! Yeah it sure makes more sense remembering that there was a choreographed dance scene in the original.

Ah so that explains the musical number in not another teen movie

Honestly, I was so annoyed that Cameron’s sister getting assaulted was just kinda pushed off to the side, I don’t even know why they decided to put that in the movie

I mean, she didn't say he wouldn't stop or anything, just that he tried to go for more when they were making out and she immediately hit him with the ball. She was justifiably upset and he definitely deserved the asskicking, but he didn't try to force anything that we know of and I'm pretty sure he's only supposed to be a couple of years older than her, so there really wouldn't be a further comeuppance for him as there wouldn't be anything legally enforceable, and movie comeuppance for most things is just 'gets ass kicked' anyway.

My absolute fav

He's an absolute gift to humanity

Rachel Leigh Cook was another big highlight.

I think we've had some great teen comedies since then like Superbad and Booksmart, even Mean girls was 04 - this just steered more Disney, less teen

Likewise, this movie will seem dated in just five years' time, while other movies of the same generation will continue to resonate timelessly.

@@AmandaTheJedi true but it could be because I'm not much of a fan of when certain films get sequels that shift away from the original audience, especially when that's who you are supposed to cater it to. Mean Girls 2 is an infuriating and great example!

@@pixiestxNyomouf Oh yes Mean Girls 2 missed the point entirely!!

@@AmandaTheJedi I love Superbad!! Bill Hader was the I tried it out and the entire cast was amazing. Booksmarts was great too!!

The same main plot, mixed with Pretty in Pink, with an American Pie-inspired opening, a badly chosen song to serenade someone (10 Things I Hate About You), a musical number, and a Molly Ringwald cameo.

@@fromthehaven94 and Chris Evans.

@@TehMomo_ In a gender-swapped version of the creme pie bikini scene in Varsity Blues. At least he never did a cheap horror movie like most actors have done early in their careers.

Omg me too 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@fromthehaven94 And don't forget the detention scene from Breakfast Club with the late Paul Gleason playing Mr. Vernon again.

yea they only mention the dance team in this movie like twice

In one of the announcements, the principal announced about the dance at prom was going to be a danced battle or something.

@@hxrleydxrling9662 apparently there was a dance team but it's only talked about we don't see it though for reasons? 🤷🏾‍♀️

I haven't watched whatever it takes since I was 13 and in my memory it's a masterpiece

Ha oh I just realized that I was confusing She's All That with Can't Hardly Wait

I always confuse it with "She's the Man," which is very unfair to "She's the Man"

@@rgs8970 apparently my memory is WAY off because I meant "Can't hardly wait" I have no clue what "Whatever it takes" is a real a movie or if I made it up 😂

Agreed lol Not another teen movie also doesn't help, which already mixed all these movies and I can remember far better than the originals bc of how ridiculous it was Plus....Chris Evans whipcream bikini 👙 lol

Netflix definitely seems to be in quantity over quality mode right now. They've had some genuinely good stuff, but good lord do they have a ton of garbage.

The Half of It was so good.

i still do not understand why people love the half of it, and i really tried to like it but it’s so…netflix. idk maybe i’m too old.

The weird thing about that for me was that they started off by literally saying it was her job, one that she relied on to help with household bills and her college fund, then made out like it was just some shallow hobby and that ditching her plans to save up for college off the cuff because she got a crush and was a little disillusions was somehow a good decision. They literally had her say that saving for college wasn't as important as him, and at no point did they imply that the job itself was causing her mental health issues, only her bullying friend and a singular sponsor. Even the viral snot bubble thing didn't upset her for more than a day or two, and she largely seemed to have a good work/life balance. Like, either she needed that job and she was being a responsible teen until she decided to ditch it for a potential boyfriend and just happened to stumble upon the idea of turning into a travel blogger after the fact, or she didn't need it and we didn't need the subplot about it being her college fund or her becoming a travel blogger. Pick one.

Came here to say this. Thank you.

And She's All That is basically 90's My Fair Lady/Pygmalion

Also I'm sure that Ten things I hate about you is the taming of the shrew

I live in Canada and I only discovered them a few years ago at a fast food burrito place. Now, I buy them whenever I see them at a grocery store, because they are so much better than the pop we have over here.

Same here. I’m from south Texas and grew up with Jarritos, but I had no idea they were in Canada until Amanda started being sponsored by them. I figured they were just in Mexico and along the border in the States. My kid loves going to HEB and picking out different flavors of Jarritos for the week. It’s a big deal to him. Honestly, it would be to me too if I could drink sodas, lol.

Wait, TIL Amanda is canadian 😅

Also, Rachael Leigh Cook’s character deserved better than how Perception’s last episode treated her. Have you seen that show? I’m sure it’s not high on a list of things people have asked you to review but again, it deserves better.

@@cartoonkelly7924 I loved that show! I didn't the final episode tho...oh no.

@@filmfangirls9163 1 MY HEART! 2 they can’t turn a show’s female badass into the damsel in distress and then leave us without an arc where she deals with her trauma and become an even bigger badass.

@@cartoonkelly7924 I love rescues and all but that's against the rules!! Become a bigger badass I say!!

There's Paget Brewster from Criminal Minds, but other than that, never heard of the name before.

Pretty woman is definitely a more direct adaptation of Pygmalion. A woman who is made to look of a higher class, only to find that she and all her quirky poor person mannerisms do not fit in this world. But she can’t exactly go back to her old world so she’s stuck in this awkward in-between.

Honestly, Shakespeare is master of rom-com. Really great at enemies to lovers genre. I am pretty convinced that Too Much about Nothing would make a great teenage rom-com.

@@user-ok4xb1rd9f yeah, I’m surprised they haven’t made a movie of Much Ado About Nothing. Although, they did have that mini series a couple of years ago where they modernised versions. Billie Piper was Hero.

@@cataryad661 they did. there are at least two english-speaking MAAN movies (1993 and 2012 - both generally regarded well by critics. 1993 one in particular even is considered as one of the most financially successful shakesperean movies and even went to the cannes), one silent 1913 one and a handful of foreign ones (i grew up watching the soviet version). and there are a few tv series as well. you can read more on MAAN wikipedia page.

@@cataryad661 Too true! And again, still a much better movie than "She's All That". (I still have a lot of love though for the original "Can't Buy Me Love." That's how I like my Patrick Dempsey - funny, sweet, kind of awkward but still very cute.)

Ditto, and Rachael Leigh Cook, which were sweet Throwbacks to the original!

I have questions about how after his Real World sting this is where he ended up but I guess they also weren't going for continuity.

Like zoinks scoob

He was more hilarious and relatable than he had any right to be in this movie.

It's a Ghostbusters effect (random cameos of stars of the original for no reason and they definately are not excited)

They might have said hell no

Freddie talked about why he didn't want to do it. He said it "conflicted with his life" a bit & couldn't do it, but I think he really just didn't want to do it. He said he fully supported Rachel & matthew though. No word on if they asked Jodi or not. But even Rachel said a big part as to why she didn't reprise the Laney Boggs role is because she would've felt pressured to be a character she hadn't play in over 20 years.

They so should have offered Jodi Lyn O'Keefe the Kardashian publicist part.

@@angien306 Interesting. I was just thinking it was weird that Freddie wasn't in it but Matthew Lillard was. And to all these Matthew Lillard fans out there, I hope you've see SLC Punk. I know it's become more popular, but I still feel like it's a movie a lot of people sleep on

It’s been so long since I’ve seen it I’ve forgotten about that, the dance scene in this movie confused me so much. Thanks for the context

Except the OG dance scene was better… LOL

@@fabiennehoogewoud1180 And with Usher as your DJ, how could it not be?

There’s the occasional really good teen flick/coming of age story that still comes out but this felt like they were aiming for straight to TV Disney with a bit more bite

Its like they had a really hard time trying to decide if they wanted to make this serious or not and if they could get Addison to act, which she can't so I guess it got the final cut and they were all like this is okay for Netflix. What's funny is I think the Kissing Booth was better than this and To All The Boys I Loved (1st movie) was also pretty good for a teen romcom, this though was just a no.

@@AmandaTheJedi half of it was really great and maybe only i can think of that is recent and good

My dissapointment seeing the director thing. But oh well

Yup, I also became fan of Rachel Leigh Cook because of Tifa!

Right! Also I feel like most people would understand ans be on her side though. They clearly didnt think this through

Exactly Is like these people don't know how social media works The mc would have been just fine

@Maria Hotgirl Vlogs LOL

wait.... you gave me an idea. 13 going on 30 with a trans lead. yuppp my lifes goal is to make this movie.

@@SD-zz4ov If well made and with new ideas, not lazy remake stuff, I'd definitely watch that!

Oh God please no leave that gem of a movie alone especially if tik tokers are gonna be the new stars of them.

I would hope they wouldn’t 13 going on 30 is such a good movie on its own😭

please no… i love 13 on 30 and the charm of it is that it’s this 80s girl adjusting to the 2000s- if it was a 2000s girl adjusting to 2020 it would probably just be more cringe than fun. ( although that trans idea in a different comment would be fun- i’d be down to see that movie )

It really is 😂

@@helpyourselfimbusy5747 seriously I was trying to think back like “oh yeah Chris Evans was in ‘she’s all that’-oh wait no”

Excellent call, that movie was the best of all those horrible parody movies, because it actually had funny moments!

@@trinaq yeah. We had a great time

That parody was so good that for years I got the 2 movies mixed up and thought Chris Evans was in she's all that

Oh man that movie is so funny!! I wanna go watch that again now.

Not Another Teen Movie still holds up after all these years!

Probably not AS bad but She's All That to this day doesn't have stellar reviews amongst audiences and critics - I think it swims in the low 50s low 60s

@@AmandaTheJedi The woke crowd would have been like sharks in chum water if She's All That came out today. Better cast everyone in Hollywood named any and all l versions of Kourtney and Maddie in that POS movie.

@@AmandaTheJedi ohh and being on KZfaq is literally making a career of having your head shoved up your own a** so maybe reel in the judgements a little bit. Or a lot bit.

@@pauldacon828 I agreed with your first comment but the second one? Amanda was just pointing out the critics reviews. That's not being judgemental.

Giant Pink Cat - the original was so much better. Only was a little bit dated.

rachel didn’t want to apparently cause she said she would’ve felt pressured to play the same character she hadn’t played in 20 years or sum like that

I'd also highly recommend the non-musical 1938 adaptation with Leslie Howard.

Gotta go watch her vid about it. Was that movie really that bad?

@@CherryBlossomBlyue Apparently, yup! Amanda's video made me lol.

Well shit - Oddly enough not the central complaints I was hearing, it was mostly just because it was any tik toker but I hadn't at all heard about the testing site thing that's trash. I knew the lipsynch/dancers were trash at crediting people.

I was looking for this comment

They shut the station down?...

It's more than speculated actually. She liked trump's tweets talking about him jailing Hillary. And many others. And then deleted these likes when she realized she wanted a career in hollywood. Another undercover conservative I want nothing to do with.

@@Screenfunfacts OMG she voted for another old rich dude than the one I voted for, she's a monster

Me too haha, I was terrified

@Naya Brooke Haha, did you mean to reply to my comment?

My cat meows angrily at me when I sing to him. I wonder why it annoys him.

Those furry little guys get herald in one of the best musicals on Broadway and suddenly they're all critics!

Right!

The original was the play "Pygmalion" by George Bernard Shaw, written in 1913.

@@NJGuy1973 And the 1938 adaptation is a marvel of British filmmaking.

@@NJGuy1973 My mistake.

@@kaykutcher2103 Thank you, and I will be trying to find a copy of this.

@@daguard411 And if anyone even *thinks* of remaking The Breakfast Club, I will take a hostage.

The original was pretty good. It actually had actors with charisma.

@@justheretocommentokdontwan685 Amanda is 31? she looks younger than those actresses in the movie makeup really does age you a lot

Pretty sure the original the whole reason why she was a "challenge" was because she was seen as anti-social and deliberately uncool. It wasn't the glasses so much as her complete lack of desire to have anything to do with him or being Prom Queen because she didn't actually like any of her schoolmates. Her 'transformation' was more about learning to let go of her inner 'not like other girls' mentality and open up to the dude and to the other kids in her school. I agree it was done a lot more clearly in the new one, but I think both movies were supposed to be more about the outcast-by-choice learning to open up and stop being so standoffish than about them being 'hideous' and getting a makeover.

I have a theory: after Josie and the Pussycats bombed, Rachael Leigh Cook's name was mud in Hollywood. I liked the movie, BTW. But it was poorly marketed.

I watched it and yes it was terrible.

Haha, your intuition definitely served you well!

@@trinaq totally!

I have to check twitter sometimes lol my notifs dont show the video until like 5 minutes later:p

You mean you don't like to hear about the online community Skillshare where people learn about cool stuff like video editing?