Winning London

This has been my favorite out of the Olsen twin films that i have seen. Setting it in London alone made it interesting, but the script wasn't bad, the story line kept you into the movie, and the girls had some great fashions.

Winning London is the best movie out of all the movies I have seen the Olsen twin do. I believe I have seen them all. Their past movies have seemed to me to be corny. This one is a little corny but not as much. I look forward to seeing their future movies to see how much they improve.

I would say that this is the best out of all they're movies. (I haven't seen "Getting There" yet) It's probably the most "Edcucational" movie of theirs. The acting was actually pretty good, although the plot could have been better written. For once Mary-Kate and Ashley portray realistic girls. Their acting is getting better and this movie's cast was chosen very nicely. Overall I give this movie a 6/10 mostly for cuteness.

Well as far as Mary-Kate and Ashley Films go, this one isn't so bad. You get a look at London and of course some cute boys.At some points they are actually funny. The older the girls get,the better the movies seem to be. If you're bored, check this one out. Besides, they aren't made to leave important messages, just to entertain.

This film was a bit of a change to the twins' usual charade of marketing-infested "hey we don't care, we're rich!" junk. It certainly stands out from others I've watched like When in Rome and Holiday in the Sun.

It didn't seem fake at all, most stuff that they do they try to pull it off like it's a normal thing, but most teens don't go around in limousines and private jets. This one was believable, the whole gang looked like actual tourists and took cabs all over the joint. The only thing that really didn't seem right at all was one of the actors had the most fake and put on British accent I have ever heard. Being directed by Craig Shapiro and because I've seen Our Lips Are Sealed too, there's a couple traits in there that I knew what was going to happen before the whole scene had finished. Although I don't blame them, I'm not too bright on cockney rhyming slang either.

Overall, it's predictable, it's funny in places, and it has a happy ending.

All the things a romantic comedy should be.