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LIST PRICE
$14.98
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Format: DVD
May 2009
Rated PG-13
Recording Mode: (unknown)
Closed Captioned
102 min.
Color
Extra Info: Wedding Faceplate
UPC: 024543057628 |
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Details
Movie Description
Drew Barrymore gets what others only dream about in this charming, fun comedy: a second chance to right the wrongs of high school! At 25, Josie Geller is the youngest copy editor at the Chicago Sun-Times, and the obvious choice to go undercover on a story about what the "cool kids" of high school are up to. A dorky teen dubbed "Grossie Josie" the first time around, this time Josie is required to make friends with the popular kids in order to deliver on her assignment. Unfortunately, now that Josie has come into her own as an intelligent young woman with a career and a brain in her head, those aren't the people she's interested in; as she begins to develop feelings for a teacher she's been ordered to portray badly, things start to get really complicated! Will Josie redeem herself from the mistakes she made in her high school years, or will she find herself repeating them all over again?
Film Notes
DVD Features:
Region 1
Keep Case
Full Frame - 1.33
Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.85
Single Side - Dual Layer
Additional Release Material:
Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
Interactive Features:
Scene Selection
Interactive Menu
Industry Reviews
"...[A] refreshingly different look at the horrors and joys of high school....Fun, cute, silly, backed by lively songs and, ultimately sweetly romantic..."
Box Office - Bridget Byrne (06/01/1999)
"...A solid cast and an ingratiating star performance that's as deft in its physical daffiness as it is honest in its emotions..."
USA Today - Susan Wloszczyna (04/09/1999)
"...[Barrymore is] as warm and appealing as she ever was. Maybe even more....An easygoing and amusing romantic confection..."
Los Angeles Times - Kenneth Turan (04/09/1999)
"...Barrymore illuminates it with sunniness, and creates a lovable character....It's funny and big-hearted and it wins us over..."
Chicago Sun-Times - Roger Ebert (04/09/1999)
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