Someone previously gave us a rant on the "moral corruption" or some such thing encompassed by this movie. They're full of it.
The movie is fun, with enough cheesy parts to cause the kids to giggle quite often. I got a kick out of some of the jokes, clichéd as they were, and thought the movie was good enough to stand on its own two feet.
Holly's antics while keeping her lies alive might be illegal (in the case of the fire alarm) and irresponsible, but sixteen-year-olds rarely if ever give serious thought to the consequences of their actions. We do stupid things when we're teenagers, and we used to be able to live it down. Teens today aren't so lucky; the things they do sometimes stay on their records forever, and that's just sad.
Don't turn the movie into a battle between Lindsay Lohan and Hillary Duff. Leave that stuff in the tabloids where it belongs.
The movie is fun, with enough cheesy parts to cause the kids to giggle quite often. I got a kick out of some of the jokes, clichéd as they were, and thought the movie was good enough to stand on its own two feet.
Holly's antics while keeping her lies alive might be illegal (in the case of the fire alarm) and irresponsible, but sixteen-year-olds rarely if ever give serious thought to the consequences of their actions. We do stupid things when we're teenagers, and we used to be able to live it down. Teens today aren't so lucky; the things they do sometimes stay on their records forever, and that's just sad.
Don't turn the movie into a battle between Lindsay Lohan and Hillary Duff. Leave that stuff in the tabloids where it belongs.