It Takes Three

It was late when I started watching this movie and thought to myself "I'll watch some and then go to sleep". Now finishing the whole movie in one sitting I would be lying if I say I didn't truly enjoy this movie. Unlike most new movies this one kept me interested. Typical high school drama movie, but the actors each had their own flavor and kept it fresh. This movie was surprisingly funny and clever.

If you ask me, they should have went with their first title of Rhino for this movie. I loved Kat, she is gorgeous and much prettier then Roxy if you ask me. I highly recommend this movie if you are a sucker for a good love story with comedy in it. I will definitely be re-watching this one.

This is a comment by a 16 y.o teenager i couldnt see any bad point in to movie be cause i was so in to movie.

I can.consider my age as a reason for this i emotionally needed to watch this be cause i was so depressed it really made me cry after the movie i watched right after i finished i.could really imagine my self as Cy's place after all i liked the movie so much and im definitely going to watch it agian and again.

It did make me laugh on more than one occasion, and I think it was very well acted.

The tone was uneven at points, but all the characters came across pretty authentic and engaging for the most part. I liked how 'the Jock', whilst a bit superficial, wasn't a total bullying piece of work, but actually under it just another teenager dealing with the joys of adolescence whilst making some questionable choices.

Whilst writing this review I've upped it one more star as the sound track was absolutely outstanding, and I'm going to seek it out!

According to Wiki there have been 12 film adaptations of Edmond Rostand's play, Cyrano de Bergerac. Now make that 13 with Rhino, AKA It Takes Three-2021-revolving around modern day high schoolers which means nerdish male and female leads opposite popular boy poser and their smart but popular counterpoint. I started watching it with skepticism but stayed and enjoyed it. Some plot points seemed too contrived, the beautiful, young and way too hip Principal, as an example. Also, the two moms factor seemed a little off but better than a modern version Ozzie and Harriet. The 1987 Steve Martin version, Roxanne, remains far superior. This should make your watch list, perhaps in the lower third. However, if you keep your expectations in-bounds, you should enjoy the actors and the brave attempt to make it modern.

I mean, its been done before....but I thought it was lovely.

Please can someone comment with a link to a soundtrack? Especially for the song at the beginning of the dance. Thanks.