A copy editor in her early 20s gets her chance to become a reporter at a Chicago daily. She’s sent to do a feature on what cool high schoolers are doing. To really find out, she goes undercover as a student. Back at school, she gets to repair her own scarred teen psyche, as she was a total geek in her first go-around. –IMDb
Raja Raymond Gosnell (born December 9, 1958) is an American film director and editor best known for directing the films Never Been Kissed, Big Momma’s House, Scooby-Doo, Home Alone 3, Beverly Hills Chihuahua, and The Smurfs. He was named after his father’s Saudi friend Raja Mohideen. —Wikipedia
I loved this movie. Never mind that it embodies "chick flick," or that some people think it's "superficial." It's entertaining, and after a pile of "deep" movies with hidden messages waiting to be analyzed, deciphered and whatnot, being entertained is all that matters. Plus, this is the film version of every book geek's fantasy - a hot teacher who reads Shakespeare! This makes this film a big guilty pleasure for me
Big guilty pleasure for me too... especially the club scene where Ozomatli make an appearance.
This film is way too superficial to be anywhere near taken seriously, Not that there was any real intention of it wanting too. This is a film made purely for fun. It has a sweet filling with a chewing… read review
Drew Barrymore and David Arquette play twentysomethings playing teenagers. Drew’s undercover newspaper reporter is sweetly naive, in keeping with her mid-90s turnabout from powerful, man-eating teen… read review