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By all means, this was much better than the 1995 TV one, but I can't say I liked it quite as good as the 1975 one. Sure it was cute, and Lindsay Lohan, Jamie Lee Curtis, Mark Harmon, Chad Michael Murray (tee hee), and Ryan Malgrini all did a good job, but it really didn't seem to follow the plot line of the book. Oh, well. I can't be too picky, I might just switch places with the director! (Ok, you can stop laughing now ~_~)

Matthew Broderick has always been one of my favorite actors. So when I saw the movie case for Election, I thought, it can't be that bad if it's got Matthew. It wasn't THAT bad, but it wasn't good either. It was just okay. He plays a teacher who teaches about morals and ethics but has some morality problems of his own. He might say the f-word 1 too many times, and it just ain't that funny. But all in all, a pretty okay job. Now onto Reese Witherspoon. Legally Blonde. Usually what you think of when you think of Reese. There's a good reason for that. She wasn't that great in this movie. She played an annoying, snobby overachiever, and that just didn't fit her very well. F***k me, Mr. McAllister? Please! She's a student, for godsakes! Matthew and Reese are those people who do really well if they're given better material, or so it shows in this movie. They don't really make the best pair.

This movie was good, but it wasn't exactly one of those "Aah,run for your life" movies that I thought it would be. Matthew Broderick played a good lead as Nick Tatapoulous, though. The whole more than 12 eggs thing was pretty predictable. The movie wasn't bad, though. I guess I just might be a little picky.