She's All That - 1999

Category: Movie

Genre: Chick Flick

Director: Robert Iscove

Writer: R. Lee Fleming Jr.

Producer: Miramax, Tapestry Films, FilmColony

Cast: Freddie Prinze Jr., Rachel Leigh Cook, Matthew Lillard, Paul Walker, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, Kevin Pollack, Anna Paquin, Kieran Culkin and more.

Tagline: These two opposites attract... but EVERYONE'S trying to keep them apart!


Zack Siler (Prinze) the high school jock was dumped by his prom-queen girlfriend Taylor Vaughan.
Zack's buddy, Dean Sampson (Paul Walker) engages him on a bet to make an ordinary girl a prom queen and picks the geeky looking Laney Boggs (Rachel Leigh Cook).

Throwback 90s! This is quiet a reminiscent of the usual chick flick from the early days... but then it reminds me of Sweet Valley High and their endless prom stories. And stories of "bet's" and all that.

But, theeeen!! I remembered.. that Freddie Prinze Jr. used to be one of those Hollywood stars that Im crushing from way back then! Haha.

I like the tall guy short girl thing here..... reminds me of my Boo and I :P

Anyhow, it has a cute ending..... and a wonderful story of "making a choice."

Also, I just noticed Paul Walker was in this fim during his early years of filming. 

I Love You, Beth Cooper - 2009

Category: Movie

Genre: Chick Flick / Teens / Love

Director: Chris Columbus

Writer: Larry Doyle

Tagline: Five Little Words Can Change Your Life

Cast: Hayden Panettiere, Paul Rust, Jack T. Carpenter, Lauren London, Lauren Storm, Shawn Roberts, Jared Keeso, Brendan Penny, Marie Avgeropoulus, Josh Emerson, Alan Rock

Overview and Review of I Love You, Beth Cooper Directed by Chris Columbus.

Dennis Cooverman(Paul Rust) has this outstanding love for Beth Cooper(Hayden Panettiere) the head cheerleader, of their school. Convinced by his best friend Rich Munsch(Jack T. Carpenter) that it was a now-or-never thing to admit his outstanding love to Beth Cooper when he gives out his Valedictorian Speech during Graduation Day. But, he also offended a few people in the speech among them was Beth Cooper's army boyfriend, Kevin (Shawn Roberts). After the speech would be the start of a wild adventure that they will remember for the rest of their lives.

It was an-a-ok film. One film for teens who are about to leave high school. It's fun.. although i find it a bit korny and predictable most of the time.. but, well.. it was a decent enough movie... just enjoy the reckless driving and the wild adventure they all have.