E.J. Newman Hilariously atrocious film. It is beyond me how a film so utterly logically flawed and without any semblance of a coherent, structured plot could attract a few A-list celebrity actors. Normally I can appreciate an entertaining but not particularly profound romantic comedy, but everyone has a breaking point - I could not watch more than 45 minutes of this trainwreck of a film. The plot moves far too fast and builds up no momentum, yet sprinkles in pointless montages that make absolutely no sense. Incessant plot holes render the entire film a ludicrous farce and a complete waste of time. I normally never write reviews but this was so terrible I felt compelled to warn humanity against ever setting eyes on this film.

SnoopyStyle Lola (Miley Cyrus) breaks up with boyfriend Chad (George Finn). She begins to have feelings for her friend Kyle (Douglas Booth). The problem is that her enemy Post-it Ashley (Ashley Greene) keeps trying to steal Kyle. Also Chad and Kyle are best friends which makes it even worst as Chad turns into a jealous douche. Her friend Emily (Ashley Hinshaw) tries to flirt with the hot teacher. She's frustrated that her mother Anne (Demi Moore) is secretly dating her dad Allen (Thomas Jane). Anne is desperate to reconnect with Lola. Anne breaks up with Allen and starts dating James the cop (Jay Hernandez). Lola mistakenly thinks that Kyle had sex with Ashley in the bathroom and tries to get back at him by pretending to date her friend Jeremy (Jean-Luc Bilodeau).This is overloaded with really hot twentysomethings passing themselves off as teenagers. The guys with model good looks could possibly pass. Miley Cyrus and Jean-Luc Bilodeau are probably the only ones that should still be in a high school drama. The rest of them seems to be waiting for a catalog shoot. I try very hard to overlook the double mess of Miley and Demi Moore's real lives. It's a losing proposition. They can't really get away from their persona. This is a movie in need of gritty reality if it could ever work at all. Neither of them can give the movie that reality. The worst is that everybody is various degrees of annoying. As for the story itself, it's a lot of teen melodrama. That's the reason it needs its realism. With so much drama, the movie can only work if it isn't so Hollywood. Instead, the jokes are bad and this is nothing but a bad teen soap opera. I don't know if the French movie was any better. I doubt it could have been much worst.

sarah bella Being a teenager myself, I watched this movie with my mum and we both loved it. I think this is a movie every teenage girl should watch with their mum. I really love this movie and have watched it several times. The relationship between Lola and her mum is amazing. I personally love Kyle and think he is part of the reason why I love this movie so much. Even though this movie is rated so low, I definitely think it is worth watching. I know what you but be thinking, typical teenager with bad taste in movies, but I don't think this is the case, my all time favorite movies are all on the top 100 box office. Definitely worth watching, especially if your a teenager.

Lgtink This movie is lucky to even be getting a 1/10 from me. I sadly did watch the whole thing, and it was an absolute load of rubbish in my opinion. The acting was rather horrendous, the script was awful and the overall plot...I can't think of a nice way to put it. If this is what our society thinks is a good way for teenagers in this generation to act, it needs fixing now. The main character (played by Miley Cyrus) threw a tantrum because her mother read her diary and found out that she was sleeping with someone, she packed her bags and went to live with her dad. This is definitely not how teenagers should be acting. Teenagers need to learn to take responsibility for their actions, not jump to conclusions before they've heard the whole story. And they definitely shouldn't expect to get whatever they want, whenever they want just because they want it. Which is exactly what this movie is portraying. Basically showing young girls that they can disrespect themselves and their family, be rude and impolite to those who love them just because they didn't get what they wanted. Spoilt little brats. I would definitely not recommend this movie to anyone, it's sending the wrong message. Especially to teenage girls. Horribly horrendous.