Yes, I think Rachel Leigh Cook is a hotty, but that might be why I actually saw it, for free I might add. This goes to remind me that slip-shod teeny-bopper trash such as this might as well be used to record over, SPOILERS, but it won't take much... Matthew Lilliard is probably the only highlight in this film (except for the step-ins by Lil'Kim and Anna Paquin, who must've simply got paid for having their faces in here) with his dance routine (hopefully ad-libbed) to "Give It To Me" by Rick James (which wasn't credited!!!!). Rather goofy and proud of it, he probably has the only natural energy in this flick!!! I'm sure communists would love to make high school this way, but it simply isn't so. Freddie Prinze Jr.trying to look intimidating is too silly, if he tried that little stunt in the cafeteria for real, he'd become ugly and would've never been a poster boy. It would stand to reason that teeny-bopper movies should've stayed in stagnation after the 80's died (nothing much has changed since), this movie is a grossly sugar-coated version of any decent 80's teen-flick, how it got a PG-13 is beyond me. At least an up-to-date carbon copy of "The Principal" or "Lean On Me" would be decent. A 3, it's got gas for a car that takes water.
Review of She's All That
