THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING!!! like i was like if this was real ppl would be on her side not his even if she had a snot bubble. like the idea that just cause she had a snot bubble ppl unfollowed her and werent on her side is sooo dumb

I mean it happened to Addison irl and other women too misogyny is very real

@@Rlrlrl1962 no people dislike her cause she’s a trump supporter

@@nnnn-sc2im she literally said hi to him that’s it

@@Rlrlrl1962 sure…

Yea

tbh, to me it came off as her just insulting laney lol

ok, but Laney was amazing before this fckn makeover and all they were trying to do is make her look more basic and erase her individuality. any other female artist in reality would prbably punch you in the face if you touch her things or clothing.😅

They also remark that the reason Zack was against Laney being the bet wasn't that she was ugly but that she was weird and unapproachable. He says just that.

Yeah but she did make fun of her for not tweezing and for wearing glasses(which ig she just stops needing after the makeover scene because we never see her put in contacts). I also hated the makeover, since even if they say she's not "improved, but different" it doesn't change the fact that it's still reinforcing the tired tropes of 1) women needing to get rid of their glasses to be beautiful and 2) women needing to get rid of their individuality to fit into conventional feminine beauty standards for the sake of attracting a guy. She looked perfectly fine before.

Surprisingly I found this part kind of realistic. Women get painted as the “evil bitch” on the internet so often, even when they’re actually the victims of something. I mean imagine if Dixie d’amelio and Noah beck (tik tok stars who are dating) went live and it was revealed that Noah was cheating on Dixie in the live. If Dixie had a meltdown and snot came out of her nose and she threw stuff at him, i don’t doubt that the internet would still find a way to villainize or meme her despite her actually having been the victim in this situation. A tik tok star does something embarrassing? that’s easy bait for ppl to make fun of even if it’s the dude in the wrong.

@@plummuff i really do get your point because women's emotions are always mocked, but to say that she loses a sponsorship over it is not good plotting. there would be such backlash over any memeing of it that the cruelty and mockery could hardly be considered the dominant response, and dropping her would cause more public outcry. it just wouldn't be good business practice, which is what makes that unbelievable to me

No she was humiliated on live social media which resulted in negative publicity. that can affect sponsorship,ect ect.

@@sariahlace5944 i still think the bad optics of dropping a girl who was cheated on during a live broadcast would be enough to prevent them doing it

I agree. Realistically I feel like it wouldn’t happen

Yes and no. Kissing booth was a good set of movies. I liked them.

@@lolabuns9753 you can like them, doesn't make them good.

@@SPDcru lol. Fair enough. But kissing booth I thought was good. But different strokes for different folks.

@@lolabuns9753 it’s not good 😂 it’s okay ..AT BEST

@@lolabuns9753 the last part wasn’t too bad, but the others…

Where is it from??

Right 😂

@@catalinadiaz7235 I think it's from "Not Another Teen Movie"

pls its so funny

@@Missycandylips thank youuuu

agreed!

To be honest i don't understand the hate towars her, i mean the movie is not a masterpiece that's for sure! But is entertaining, and Alisson does a good job. Is not a Daniel Day Lewis perfomance that's for sure but too be honest professional actors aren't doing Daniel Day Lewis perfomance's eithers so.... I don't understand the hate

@@transparentsoulspul5507 it’s not hate it’s just the truth. She’s not a good actress in this. She portrays little to no emotion.

@@transparentsoulspul5507 it’s not hate at all but rather just objective criticism, she is a good dancer, as for singer ehh we’ll see but actor? No just no, the only reason she landed a role is because of her big popularity, she seems like a sweet girl but honestly having her first role be a main lead in a movie is a bad idea, especially if it’s a remake because people can compare it more

@@NoName-dx1no Well i never said she was great what i think is there is a overwhelming amount of hate towards her compared to another people in the industry young actors that are related to a producer or a director and get to be in major roles without any acting skill but they don't get as many hate as she, only because they are not dancing in tik tok but are using there privilige in the same way. In not a "stan" or anything like that in fact i keep my distance with social media because sometimes is just a waste of time but i don't like how they put this young girl over extreme scrutinity for taking advantage of her position let's be honest most people in her position would take a major role if they had the chance even if they don't have anything natural talent, and capitalize in nostaligia is athing because most people liked it! In fact we are watching a video about a shitty remake so.... 🤷🏻‍♂️

Not another teenage movie💀😭

Chris Evans was hilarious as well as Randy Quaid who played Janney Briggs Dad. Edit.

Also , I'm Pretty sure that that semi naked scene made me gay

@@bonniehowell9206 ,Chyler Leigh played Janey Briggs Not Another Teen Movie.

@@bonniehowell9206 Chyler Leigh played Janey Briggs . lol

LOL W H A T

Oh wait nvm I thought you were praising her for being talented for a moment I almost got a heart attack

You had me in the first half😭

JAHWGAJAHGA PLEASE-

What 🤣🤣

Netflix original movies always suck.

@@mikeell3763 always!

@@mikeell3763 except fear street

@@mikeell3763 no, not always, but these days they do.

They write bad stuff on purpose so people hate watch it

"The difference between a flower girl and a lady is not how she behaves, but how she is treated."

💯.

Knowing what "Pygamalion" is = LIke

That’s so interesting

Kind of reminds me of the star is born films, One more powerful makes another rise up, but she thrives beyond him as he sinks lower.

I mean no afro Latinas hispaincs or Asians. I'm a Afro Hispanic and not only us black people have dark skin.

@@yasmineguerin2852 was her best friend not Asian? I mean still light skinned, but still

Only racists care about skin color, even when they think they're "doing the right thing."

@@nadeau "I don't see skin color" is a lame attempt to ignore issues do better, your simple minded logic has been debunked again and again! Time to educate yourself pal.

@@nadeau Oh please. Not this “I don’t see colour” crap. Race matters. We need representation.

This!

Nah but it worked hairstyle can change SO MUCH

Interesting that in this trope, men have to get rid of something that hides their face (-> facial hair) while women have to hide their face even more (-> make up). A man is considered hot when we can see his face better. A woman is considered hot when she changes her whole face with make up.

I prefer his previous look tbh

@@Moonlitwatersofaqua I don't like either look.

addison rae in a nutshell

Addison was actually decent in her first major role, and I hope to see her in more future projects.

She's not an actress that's why

@@trinaq she doesn't have range, she can act but she can only do some much.

She was good for me

Nepotism isn't exactly a new thing when it comes to hollywood though...

i guess, but lets not hate addison for this. shes stated multiple times that she loves acting, and if in her position, would you decline? no

I agree. I thought she was trying to be a singer😂

@Olanna Momah Still gross. They had auditions and decided to skip better actresses, just because this one has tiktok followers. And regarding the "She worked hard". These other actresses worked much harder than her. Certainly all their lives. Not just a few weeks/months during pre-production.

​@@enoyna9495 No one is hating on her. Just on her acting and the privilege she is getting. Also, it takes a narcissist to think that they are actors and can skip steps to get roles just because they have social media followers. I understand why people would be irritated by that. 10 years ago, no one would have batted an eye about that. But we live in a day and age where people are tired of seeing undeserving people getting what they want, just because they're rich and pretty. Ironically enough, this is literally the plot of this movie. Just because you are popular on social media doesn't mean that you are worth more than any other person, and should be treated differently.

i think the only reason why tatbilb is good because its based on a book.

Another good teen movie of recent would be The Half of It. It uses the trope of soulmates really well and feels so much more mature than movies like He’s all that and so on.

Booksmart is also a good recent teen movie

I think teen romcoms from the 80s-2000s were also better because, excluding nostalgia, everything felt very genuine and realistic. Even Clueless, which had a popular girl as the main character, made her likable and relatable to an extent. He’s All That, Kissing Booth and After all feel disconnected from reality while also trying too hard to make the characters relatable.

Horrible film. Tried to be a ‘hardcore party’ film without ever taking the full plunge. Safe, basic & unmemorable. Two main chatacters weren’t funny.

Remebering that guy in my school when i was younger that had a perfect beard with no holes even if he was in school.

@@Vinicius-zg2pq I'm 19 and I've had a full beard since I was 15, it's not unrealistic at all

@@LuisGustavoSO Not everyone grows up that fast, and is around that many people who do.

The blond dancing guy looked 40

@@glittery_cucumber he wasn't a hs student i think he was 21 idk tho

agreed

right? like can we get something that's original and good please no more remakes

Ditto. I know that nothing is original, but not everything needs to be remade, or have countless sequels or prequels.

@@trinaq except for Cape Fear, The Fly, The Blob and John Carpenter's The Thing

disagree, the parent trap (1998). is better than the original 60s movie and i stand by that. same with the (2003) freaky friday

Not Another Teenage Movie, I wouldn’t even consider a remake, it’s its own movie😌

Lmaoooo ,Chris Evans' Oscar worthy film debut 💀

It was one a few very awesome parody films. So good that they can exist on its own and be relevant.

Y’all hyped this movie up so much I’m adding it to my tomorrow’s watch list lmao upd: guys i’ve just watched it and it was so much fun, it definitely deserves way more recognition💀💀

Yesss it was sooo funny. It is one of the best movie parodies of all time

lmao her fake crying when she was throwing profiterols

Omg me too. It wasn't until I was like 27 that I saw the original shes all that

it was the first film i watched with unsupervised control over the tv and i still to this day cannot watch american football because of that one scene where the dude straight up gets ripped in half

Same!!

Omg me too! I was under the age of 10! 🤣

With all the nudity?

I've been saying this since 1995.

Precisely, it's a shame that he isn't as active in the entertainment industry as he used to be!

Fact!

He makes the best goofball. It's always fun to see him

That’s the ONLY good thing in this whole show

Big “how do you do, fellow kids” energy

I just checked and the screenwriter is a 51 years old man 😭

that's so funny that you said that because the screenwriter for the film is actually in his 50's

Lol @ "the youths"

yall don't synchronize dance at school?

Hollywood ugly lmao

I mean at least the remake did the same as the original in that sense- the makeovers happen to two conventionally attractive, interesting, kind, intelligent teenagers 🙄 I’d love for a movie to actually attempt a real makeover, but let’s be honest that would never happen. The makeover trope just reenforces the idea that it’s what’s on the outside that counts, anyway.

He looked like he huffs paintm

@@shannonceleste5557 if they did attempt a real makeover it would offend everyone in the audience that look like the person trying to change lol (e.g. losing weight is usually a huge factor in real life makeovers but putting it in a movie is another story)

That's what Hollywood does. In the original version, the girl was "ugly" cuz she wore overalls, a ponytail and glasses.

YESSSS. Why does no one talk about this movie

@@lesbiangoddess290 because of the issue with their main characters irl

You are right and you should say it

@@valefritz7165 what issues.??

@@belxxx3045 the actor who played the geek was abusive to his costar/female lead when they were dating.

Is there a scene where shes not wearing pink? Is Netflix still colour coding their characters instead of, you know. Giving them an actual sense of style

I was really disgusted by Jordans style like nobody looks like that in 2021.

@@geekwithapen1398 pink actually works with her character

@@chrystianaw8256 not the point. The character is a semi feminist rendition of the ”pink girl” archetype and nothing distinct beyond that

Not to mention it would draw attention to the “nice guy” problem that teenage girls/young women deal with. Solid idea.

Thiss ☝☝

Now *that* I’d watch

That would have been cool, or the goths make a bet, and they have to convert a popular person to a goth, and the popular person discovers their love for eyeliner and heavy metal, then you can still have a big transformation scene where the person actually looks different afterwards.

that sounds like Mean Girls.

They should have gotten an actress who is on the rise instead of someone already famous and well known. I agree

Yes exactly! I am so glad too that I grew up watching 90s early 2000s teen movies and not the recent ones. They had a message:)

@@arisworld6711 There are so many talented actresses out there who represent us better. Maybe not as famous or perfect but that's the beauty of youth. Normalise real teens!

@@yellomello6952 yesss

@@kp782 Not exactly. Movies from the 90s to early 2000s were still problematic (sexism, racism, fat phobia, etc). And they still sent a poor message to teens. Hell the original She's All That was still problematic. At least now we're trying to be more diverse. But we could always do better. And movies still try to send a good message to teens.

Oooh you hit the nail right on the head! The formulaic nature of this movie just feels disingenuous and shallow.

i actually that with this film netflix was just like fuck it, make it in that people will talk about it, and it’s really bad but everyone criticizes and hate watches

Yesss this was a great dissection

Everything is so formulaic nowadays.

especially costume design!! choices were made....bad choices.

PLEASE

NOOOOOOOYELLYWTKTKSGKHLDSHL

She ra was actually a good remake. Im gonna leave this here

HA!

Fantasia childish kind of told facts here 😻

Yeah, this movie gives me Disney Original Movie vibes, as it, over the top, plays HEAVY into old worn stereotypes that don't really exist, extremely painfully simple plot that after you get older makes you go "wait none of that made sense", and fantasy fulfillment with big parties, stylish friends/clothes, how easy it is to get a boy to like you, etc.

" The kids who want to grow up so badly and think that being a teenager is filled with parties, good hair, skin (even though they tried to say all teens deal with breakouts) I genuinely thought that being a teenager was really all the hype until I became one." I've heard that so many times on comment threads for teen movies! I lived a sheltered life as a teen so I kinda accepted that wouldn't be my experience, yet I was still surprised to hear others had similar experiences. It makes me feel that we really need to move away from these common teen movie tropes.

As a person in the younger Gen Z demographic, most of my classmates would most definitely cringe really hard at this movie. Most of us (At least in my school) have our own style (cottagecore, vintagecore, emo/alt etc.), and most of us wouldn't wear what this remake has to offer. The only people I see wearing this, is the cocky "TRIES TO ACT COOL" "TRIES TO BE 19 YEARS OLD" "TRIES TO BE TIKTOK STAR" kind of girls - I do go to a girl's school, so I don't really have an input on what boys wear, but from what I remember before going to an all girls school, is that the boys dress REALLY casually.

@@makarounie8877 That’s literally only because everybody and their grandmother is on TikTok. When movies come out whoever is in charge of wardrobe design is trying to influence someone. The OG influencers. People who pay people like Addison to promote their product. There are children who I know that are very young Gen Z and older GEN alpha Who would watch this and think “yeah this is cool!”. Besides I’m calling it right now, Everyone is talking smack about the 2010s fashion and how ridiculous we looked. But how the fashion cycle is going… A lot of what Addison is wearing is probably what a lot of people are going to want to wear pretty soon. Not necessarily you or your friends, but the majority of people who just see what’s on the Mannequin.

@@internetchild1989 Fair enough, I agree on that too

They clearly don't want to pay actual actors or promote things properly so Tiktok stars are comparatively cheaper and have a built in fan base. Netflix is being lazy and for as much money as they make it's pathetic how they're cutting corners like this

Also recently about the met gala guest list debuts tiktok stars and influencers but said it's just a rumor and not finalized yet from what I heard

Hopefully this trend end fast after this movie, but I doubt it unfortunately.

@@muunprince1992 I heard about that too! With the Gala previously inviting MUAs and other KZfaqrs I'm not surprised they'd invite Tiktokers now but I'm still disappointed like I don't want to sound too elitist but what ever happened to prestige?

Nope Attaway General was a travesty that not even Hes all that could fight it.

Yeah how did she miss that 😨

I was looking for this comment. Guess it wasn't mentioned cause her role wasn't really that big in the new movie.

OMG I swear I did not notice that

@@saragraciano9911 it s too easy to miss, honestly they should have given her a more predominent role, or increased he on screen time

@@Nacif8 plus she looks way younger than the lead role just saying no hate😌.

If they do I will fight them

Didn't they already do a remake film/series...or did I have a nightmare?

@@ChloeLKhossmer the TV show it wasn’t like the movie and it fell through

I second this!

Don't give them ideas

Like you could of done she’s all that but make them the queen b and nerd

i've already sent you this today, but seriously our recommended pages must be identical, you're everywhere

@@strangerthings9384 I was about to comment the same thing 😂

@@gabrielcastaneda9700 Exactly

i’m sorry but i didn’t even realize they were together until now 🤣

Netflix basically makes Hallmark movies for Zoomers.

Right! Thank you for saying it. There’s a sociological aspect to popularity that isn’t just clothes makeup and hair alone.

This is such a good take!

OMG thank you!! I’ve been seeing people criticizing movies with makeover scenes lately, saying how unnecessary they are and it seems like everyone is misunderstanding that these scenes always serve a purpose to the plot. They’re not just silly filler material to pad the runtime or to make an “ugly duckling” into a beautiful swan. I also want to point out, because the scene from “Not Another Teen Movie” was used in this video and many other arguments against “She’s All That”, Laney was NOT supposed to be ugly he called her scary and unapproachable because of how stand-off ish she was. The makeover is just so she won’t feel or look like an outcast at Preston’s party.

@@charnellejackson3641 yes exactly!! And let’s face it, Laney did have an attitude problem, she was angsty and isolated and didn’t want to connect with anyone. Her makeover was the first step in getting her to open up to people, which is why it was so messed up when she got bullied there, like, see this is why I don’t try with you people.

Totally agree! It's sad that we dont have that much individuality anymore but I'm nearly 17 and I just dont care I dress for myself and the way I want to.

old tropes remade now never works and they always seem to miss what made some of these classics so good

No that’s actually really wholesome! In cobra Kai, the guy who plays Cameron was dating a girl with a similar build to Addison too. A man of culture

As much shit as people give to Addison, I like seeing her, she’s a natural beauty. She doesn’t have crazy fillers, or a fake look. I wish I would’ve seen her in my younger years. I would like to see Addison grow honestly

She has a typical celebrity body tho?

@@shade247 not really, she looks like a girl that could be at my class… idk I’ve got a soft spot for her

Im happy that you got something from movie :). I know it isn't a good movie but I like to hear when people get good outta bad

ewww

Never in my entire life have I been more grateful that a show has ended….

Girls wear baggy jeans with baguets and maybe an over sized tee or a cute cropped top and some crocs or vans or 1s.

@@arisworld6711 yeah. Cropped and tight shirts with floral patterns or plain blocks of color are really in right now

that trend followed me from middle school to high school, at least you would never run into them because they were dressed as human highlighters. could see them from a mile away

No actually the wiki page says Rachel Leigh Cook returns as Anna Sawyer, a completely different role from her character in She's All That.

It makes everything so boring. I don't want to watch people be on their phones, it doesn't translate.

The only people who can be influencers are like the of the 1% of the population

Indeed, the filmmakers obviously have no clue how real teenagers dress nowadays.

Exactly, it is easy for her to look good because she is beautiful and she has a beautiful body, but they could have chosen better outfits

She dresses like my classmates and I did back when we were in middle school in South America in 2010-2012.

I don’t think that she looked like an old librarian lol 😂 But she did look like she was wearing clothes that were fashion in 2010.

They literally justneed to search up 2021 fashion trends and they’ll probably give the references the stylist needs 💀 is it that hard to google lmao

I mean it did come out 22 years ago, but I agree it did not need a remake

Likewise, it did not need a remake, since it stood up on its own.

Huh, old movies don't need remakes

This….this right here

Ikr, that's just Hollywood being unrealistic again

i would actually have liked that the reason he's unpopular is mainly because he is mean, and not his appearance. The creep factor could have been used with his photography, but they didn't use it well... We kinda see that at the beginning of the movie, the way he shames his little sister, how he constantly provokes Jordan and the popular guys...I would have loved that despite of looking superficial, the tiktok girl is actually sweet, whereas he is really sort of mean and that's the reason why he's unpopular.

@@matariki9818 yeah but then the douchebag boyfriend wouldn't be popular either, cuz he is so much worse

I mean he’s getting awful close to creepy with those unsolicited photos...

@@walqqr1 But he's rich and a social media star. He definitely would be popular in school. The 'outsider' on the otherhand well.....I agree with the original commenter. Should have used his meaness and they way he goes out of his way to be rude as to why he is so unpopular. Edit: Sorry, not the original commenter but the person you were replying to. Was referring to that conversation though I also agree with the original commenter. They really expect us to believe he had the worst appearance. In the original movie, Rachel was obviously beautiful but based on what was considered in style back then, I get it why Laney's style would be seen as bad by the superficial crowd.

No way 😶🤩🤩

Myra played Quinn, not Nisha

@@idiotchickennugget7717 edited! Thanks

She’s so pretty and talented

I know it makes me sad 😞

exactly!!! the asian girl actually had really cute outfits - so its not like they couldnt have put in a little effort. her lowkey academia fits were so cute!!

I think some of it is where the character being based on Addison's style comes in. She's like """"older"""" fits like y2k, late 90s, early 10s styles

I also gotta contribute with Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which showed one of the first depictions of a queer woman couple ever on television and it wasn't sexualized or treated any different than any other couple on the show. Even though it's such a cult classic tv show, it's still underrated in terms of the mainstream audience, a lot of people haven't even heard about it. Tons of shows and movies that people loved years after Buffy aired, were directly inspired or even taken and copied from Buffy and it deserves respect for being the first to do many things, such as a non sexualized lesbian couple. Always funny seeing people reacting to the show and think some aspects and themes of the show has been overdone in media or cheesy, when Buffy was the first one to do it and everyone else just copied it later. Buffy has had such huge cultural impact.

I love that show!

Yes!! I was so pleasantly surprised when they introduced that storyline, I kept thinking how amazing they would be together and wanting them to kiss and then they did!!! Adrianna's girl group phase when she realises she's bi and has a bunch of new female friends is my absolute favourite bit of the show, shame it doesn't last that long :(

Low key, the movie would have been a thousand times better if they had centered the plot around the sapphic relationship lol

what tf are you talking about

well back in the 1990s it was popular storyline. Sure it's cringe now but it's a classic that everyone makes fun of. He's all that was just netflix making trash to get publicity.

Likewise, the original was a cheesy, watchable movie, but it seemed aware of its own silliness. Matthew Lillard and Rachael Leigh Cook were the best parts of the remake, and they weren't even reprising their original roles.

It wasn't trying to be an Oscar winning hit, sweetie. It was a silly teen movie with a storyline which felt relatable for some at the time. Fun is allowed to exist.

@@faechan849 Why are you calling a stranger "sweetie"? Sounds so condescending. This trope was huge in the 90's and early 2000's, there's no need for it now in 2021, these remakes of old tropes always fail because we are not the same as we were then, times have changed. At least execute it well, but the directors couldn't even do that even though they literally have the blueprint but failed to copy the things that were decent or made sense in the original.

So true, She's All That was subpar even for its time especially since there had been other actually good teen movies around that time with a similar storyline. Instead of rehashing old tropes and trying to 'update' them, it would be better to spend the time and money making something new and relevant (and good).

That’s not a justified excuse but I won’t be supporting it either

Wait really? What happened?

Didn't she just not participate in everyone telling their fans to vote for biden?

no for REAL because that was all who i thought of when cameron started talking

Same 😂

there's plenty of good media still coming out, it's sadly just buried by the commercial stuff.

... you think the reason we don't have good cinema is because of genz.... did you pull a muscle with that reach?

There’s some amazing shows, but there’s also a slog of not improved nostalgia bait

@@motjon well I do think so. Lately everyone seems to be afraid of getting canceled for not being woke enough. They, the studios, writers arent and it shows. So they push some seriousness that dont land while in the near past there was less worry wlto full campy and wacky. Just being fun, you know?

while watching it i was just thinking that my 12yo self would have enjoyed more, I probably wouldn't have noticed the bad acting/writing/directing

I agree! I’d love to see those kinds of styles in mainstream movies/shows

There was that punk girl character Celeste who won prom queen in the film

No shoes,no shirt,no service right? Lmao

And pull up his freaking trousers.

i'm assuming Madison Pettis was in the movie because she is also a familiar face, especially to tween viewers

@@nemashan3701 Yes, she is. And I know her from being Sophie from Cory in the House and Peyton from The Game Plan.

@@TheWickedMerman i actually recognize her from Lab Rats and RL Stine's the Haunting hour! When i got older, the fosters

This is what is most laughable about this situation is that they were able to cast the Madison Petty but put her as a side character for someone who doesn't have an ounce of experience in acting. They could've made addison be the mean girl or the best friend so that her first acting experience wouldn't ruin the movie and would give her a chance to learn more from the more talented actors around her

@@bouchrafakher I agree, but imo the problem is that there's a lot of kids (I'm talking about proper kids, not teenagers) that follow these stars and have a hard time distinguishing what's fiction and what is reality. I always see hundreds of comments under movie clips and such asking things like "is this real??? She's mean!!", so since the kids followers are many many not properly followed by adults that can explain things, casting her as the mean girl could hurt her online career. But this is just my view on this.

That's such a cute story premise i adore it

I love it!

this is the comment I was looking for

Couldn’t agree more. Dylan was a much more dimensional character with better clothes.

LITERALLYYY this was the movie he’s all that was trying to be, sure it wasn’t a masterpiece but it did this exact concept TEN times better

Completely forgot about this movie! It was a good one

LOL, it was definetly neutered down but for a DCOM it did what it need to do! i loved the book too much to properly like it tho.

I'm so sorry but she's LITERALLY only 20. That's only two years older. Like, she looks EXACTLY the same as she did when she was 18. Some of you kids think there's a huge difference between the ages of 17-23 and there's just not when it comes to looks.

@@goobjub708 17-23 isn’t a huge difference wha- I’m talking about how teens today don’t dress like 30 yr olds nor look like they’re in their 20’s which is what Addison looks like and is and no it isn’t a huge difference but seeing as most teenagers and some 20 yr olds do actually look like the average teenager than a 25 yr old like most of the “teenagers” in this film don’t look like your average teenager like that’s mostly because of the clothes they wore in this film like reminds me of 2013-14, also it doesn’t matter her age like there are 30 yr olds who play teenagers in other countries but they look like teens today but she doesn’t like she went to high school 2 years ago and there were different trends and how teens acted then and i know because I went to school with those people also Addison isn’t necessarily a “fashion influence” when it comes to her fashion per say like this isn’t a personal preference like it’s cause if you compare with other big influencers like Emma chamberlain she actually kinda works hard for what she puts together but Addison just puts on whatever that’s expensive or whatever

to be fair when it comes to big western media like hollywood, it's only fairly recently that they actually try to cast older teenagers/early 20s young adults that can still pass as teenagers. even in early 2000s or late 1990s, only a handful of actors playing teenagers were teenagers/not much older than teenagers, and many of them were child star graduates (e.g. lindsay lohan).

Dylan Is In Trouble burst out in tears at the end of his review thanks to her acting and that kind of says a lot.

@@merry_christmas I watched that poor Dylan especially after surviving all the Kissing Booths it was that movie that broke him.

@@merry_christmas IKRR like omg the movie was THAT bad that he ended up cryign

Geek Charming is one of the best Disney channel original movies.

That's Bogey Lowenstein from 10 THings I hate About You, so he's Bogey to me)))

Same

Exactly they only make movies for teens/Little kids, I miss the days (that I wasn't even living in) when they made good mature movies which is from 1910s to 1990s, those are really good

same lol

dylan’s reaction’s up? say less, i’m going to watxh

AHHH I love his reactions the fact that he cried because of the movie's terrible writing and addison's acting is so funny. I felt so bad for him