![]() Beyond all else, I feel a great deal of sympathy for everyone who had anything to do with this, and anyone who has tried to fix their eyes upon a screen that was showing it. I have not had any exposure to the original, though there is no doubt in my mind that it is superior, simply because the opposite would not seem possible. Reviewed by TBJCSKCNRRQTreviews 1 / 10 It may not cost a thing, but you'd have to *pay* me to re-watch a mere second of this ![]() This movie may not be 10/10 great, but if you're looking for a good date movie, you may want to consider this one. I especially liked Steve Harvey, playing Nick Cannon's 'Stuck in the 70's' dad. Nick, Christina and the rest of the cast were believable in their roles, but still managed to stay funny. I thought the acting in the movie was great. (There's a cliché we never get tired of hearing.) In the end, Alvin learns that it's far more rewarding to just be himself. As Paris puts it, "Popularity is like a job" and you have to "work" to keep up with everyone else. So when popular cheerleader, Paris (Milian) gets into a jam, Alvin offers to help her if she pretends to be his girlfriend.īut Alvin soon finds out that there's more to popularity than he realized. As somebody who once wished he could be more popular in high school, I completely understand where Alvin was coming from. ![]() In the movie, Alvin (Cannon) is a nobody who wants to be a popular somebody. It was a good story about issues that most teens deal with everyday. Reviewed by jwhale9382 6 / 10 It was good. ![]()
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