He's All That

I cringed so hard that my soul climbed out of my body and now I'm doomed to roam the earth as a ghost, cringing for all eternity.

I didn't hate it. It was not good tho. I had a good time watching it with my kids. After that, I made the kids watch the original and they agreed the original was better.

Why was Rachael Leigh Cook there at all if she was playing a totally different character?

Matthew Lillard was better in the 10 minutes he was around then all the other "teens" through the rest of the movie.

I went into this with low expectations and was still disappointed. It was good if you wanted a braindead watch but the ending with the horse.... god so cringe.

The writing and acting were horrendous. The two original actors carried every scene they were in with the exception of the little sister.

It's a cute little movie to watch. There's a lot of things they did wrong and I feel bad for the actor that plays Cameron who had to try and force chemistry with a lead who has no clue what's she's doing and to have to carry the movie. The scene that displayed acting like I have never ever seen in my life is after the Cameron makeover & before the reveal. Literally the lead "actress"/not an actress must of read the script's notes: "Cameron enters room and his handsome face takes Padge's breath away." In that scene she is literally panting when she see Cameron's newfound hotness. To be fair, my pug pants real hard like that when I come out of the bathroom too. I thought maybe I missed a scene where she was doing aerobics for a bit before he came out of the bathroom but no, that's just how she played it.. Interesting interpretation I guess.

Then a Kardashian shows up. Doesn't even matter which one, they are all the literal worst.

Like, why Netflix? Why do you hate us?

Rachael Leigh Cook and the 2 minutes of Matthew Lillard was Netflix's apology to the viewer's for the rest of the film.

I could watch those two in anything.

They really should of just done a geriatric remake and brought back Freddy and they could of just read lines from the original movie. I'd be in for that.

Also, laughing at the reviews that say she did a good job because it's her first movie....literally.... PANTING!!!

4 Stars because Rachael, Matthew, Tanner and the horse.

This movie is so bad. TBH, it doesn't even feel like a movie, it's just like some type of a vlog or school project. The acting, especially Addison Rae's, is terrible. Everything else - extremely cringe and awkward. Zero chemistry, weird camera angles... Just watch anything else instead.