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Amanda Bynes
Channing Tatum
Laura Ramsey
Vinnie Jones
David Cross
Julie Hagerty

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A girl pretends to be her brother for two weeks to play soccer, but ends up falling in love with a boy on her team. -- goodfellamike

12/10/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

She's the Man :)

She's the Man is a hilarious movie. Amanda Bynes is the perfect choice for this role. She's comical and innocent like her character Viola. Channing Tatum is the typical guy for the "hottie" in the movie. Most of the movie he's in a muscle shirt or no shirt at all. It takes away from his acting and the movie because it distracts. You could miss key points in the movie just from it. I like how Andy Fickman, inspired by the Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare, uses the names of characters in She's the Man from the Twelfth Night like Viola, Duke, Sebastian, Toby, Andrew, even down to Malcolm's tarantula Malvolio. He puts other little things in there you have to look out for. It's very creative. It's a little unbelievable to think Bynes could be a boy considering she's a foot shorte...

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4/4 

05/19/2009 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

She's The Man

She's The Man is another in the "had potential, but didn't know what to do with it" department. The first hour of this movie is good, but then towards the end, it becomes just another cliqued teen flick. Amanda Bynes is very talented and knows how to act, she's good in this and very funny. Channing Tatum is an up and coming actor(i think), he also does a good job. The rest of the cast is just annoying(especially David Cross, who always tries way to hard to be funny.). The Screenplay has some funny ideas but it's mostly junk. The movie also seems to go on for..e..v..e..r. If you're going to see this movie, don't expect anything more then a funny performance from Amanda Bynes.

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2/4 

04/29/2008 (0 of 0 found this helpful)

Diverting but predictable

A pleasant enough teen comedy with a spry performance from Amanda Bynes and some good laughs scattered throughout, mostly thanks to David Cross' clueless school president; it however succumbs to a lot of the cliches of the genre (the big game, the big dance, every character finds their soulmate, etc.). Worth a look if you can accept the fact that attractive-as-a-button Bynes looks nothing like a boy, even with a cheap wig and a husky voice. Final Grade: C+

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2.5/4