The Hot Chick
The Hot Chick
PG-13 | 13 December 2002 (USA)

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Not only is Jessica Spencer the most popular girl in school -- she is also the meanest. But things change for the attractive teen when a freak accident involving a cursed pair of earrings and a chance encounter at a gas station causes her to switch bodies with Clive, a sleazy crook. Jessica, in the form of the repulsive Clive, struggles to adjust to this radical alteration and sets out to get her own body back before the upcoming prom.

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stanhill

Rob Schneider was born to do these movies, and although not masterpieces, they're funny enough to justify wasting a bit of time. Despite what the critics and many others think, I'm enjoying this nonsense, and hope he makes more. I must ad, that Hardin woman, who plays the boss's boss on the Office, is like, about as beautiful as can be. Does not hurt make this movie enjoyable to watch. I liked Schneider in The Animal, and as the lady's man (Gigolo), and this 'The Hot Chick' fits his resume to a tee. Silly as the plot is, it holds enough positive values and clever twists to raise it to respectability.Corny and childish as some of its plumbed depths are, it still works as a funny movie.SH

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xsophietaylorx

The Hot Chick is so under rated I don't understand how people cannot like it! The film is so harmless it really is just fun to watch. The bad ratings are just not fair the film is a simple comedy film. My personal favourite scene which I found myself crying and laughing at is in the locker room when Billy is saying how much he likes Jessica all these lovely love quotes I found myself crying at the poor cuteness of it but then laughing at Rob Scheidners role in the scene, It really is hysterical actually had me howling Overall the film is just harmless fun and enjoyable to watch many times through out the film I found myself smiling All though it isn't no Oscar winning comedy film it is worth a watch definitely.

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superfly32

This movie was great in every way possible; it had such a funny plot of a high school girl being trapped in a man's body. I could never watch this movie enough times. It has great actors in it. Rob Schneider, Rachel McAdams, and Anna Faris makes up for an all-star cast. This movie is truly one of the best comedies I've ever seen, and I've seen a lot.The DVD features are great as well. The deleted scenes are almost as funny as the movie, and it has so many behind the scenes video. Rob Schneider couldn't have done a better job with this movie.Any critics that say this movie is bad need to watch it again, because they're wrong10 stars for this movie. It blew me away. It was amazing

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Floated2

This film starts out pretty straight forward then turns for the worse. I didn't find the gags and jokes in the film funny just disgusting, crude and somewhat offensive in a way. Most of the "jokes" involve Rob Scheinder (as Rachel McAdams- female) trying to figure out how to get used to being a male. A lot of awkward and unfunny jokes are present, such as her using the bathroom, April (Anna Faris) asking to see her/his private, the stereotypical Asian friend's mother randomly coming in from nowhere, and other gay/lesbian jokes. This movie had a pretty good premise but given its's production and direction with script it wasn't as funny as it could have been. I think had it been rated R (incl. R rated material) this could have been a lot funnier. I understand what the filmmakers want us to laugh at. But the delivery doesn't work. Why do audience members laugh when Rob Schneider takes a header down about 100 steps? Not because there's any real humor in the situation, but because the filmmakers expect viewers to laugh, and we have been programmed to laugh, even if that laughter is more of a knee-jerk reaction than something that bubbles up from deep within.The whole plot who the transformation is ridiculous (even for a fantasy comedy). Jessica (McAdams) steals a pair of ancient earing's (she doesn't know they are ancient) from a shop, which somehow has powers to transform people who wear one piece of earning at the same time simultaneously. Also, the meeting between Clive and Jessica is rather ridiculous and pure coincidence. They meet when Clive is robing a gas station, and Jessica along with her friends are outside in their car waiting for assistance to help put gas in the vehicle. What I don't understand, is why would Clive go and help them. He simply could have said that he isn't the guy who works at the station.Also, they don't show Rachel McAdams (disguised as Clive)much in the film. She's there a few moments after the transformation but its only in little doses. The MPAA rates this PG-13. Yet it is too vulgar for anyone under 13, and too dumb for anyone over 13.

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