Just came home after watching in the cinemas.
It's a must watch film for teenage girls. ;)
Real feel-good film and I'm in such a good mood after watching it. :D
Go watch it!!!! :)
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Just came home after watching in the cinemas.
It's a must watch film for teenage girls. ;)
Real feel-good film and I'm in such a good mood after watching it. :D
Go watch it!!!! :)
I went and saw it, and from a bloke prospective, it was crap.
Looks ghastly.
I wouldn't watch it if you paid me.
Totally agree with you... It's really bad, and has a predictable fairy tale ending.Quote:
Originally Posted by Olleh
UR BOYS
UR NOT MEANT 2 LYK IT
GET OFF THE THREAD!!!
I'm not going to watch it, simply because I've got the hindisght to know it's a complete chick film..
I've not seen it and not really interested in it but my friends in it so I'll probably see it at some point xD
I'm surprised the BBFC haven't banned the name of the film..
And I am deffo not watching it.
They had to edit the film name from 'Angus, Thongs and full frontal snogging'Quote:
Originally Posted by Judge Judy
Most women have bad taste in film, so they will be the demographic to see this film.
am a teenage girl.
didn't like it.
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Even the title burns my eyes and mind
Oh wow I didn't know that xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Kardan
kk I change my statement to I'm not surprise they had to rename the film.
I feel like I should mention Mean Girls in this thread. Now that was a decent highschool chickflick.
reason i won't see the film aha.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kardan
i don't like changed things!
WOAH WOAH WOAH. i know i'm double posting but hang on. what the hell?Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
says you, loving ******* jaws?
Edited by brandon (Forum Super Moderator): Please do not multiple post within the editing time limit
Have that on my iPod. :redface_bQuote:
Originally Posted by PaintYourTarget
yesyes, I'm fully aware I'm a failure as a man.
http://www.quickstopentertainment.co.../meangirls.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Decalan
i'd say you're quite a successful man.
mean girls was one of the best high school films ;) and there is a follow up "frenemies" rumoured though i dont see lindsay or original cast doing another 1.
anyways i havnt seen this and frankly dont want too the girl who plays angus or w/e annoys me & the boy isnt even good looking.
and women have good taste in film.. how can you say they dont?
the trailers make me think this is something like bend it like beckham
i know it has nothing to do with football but it just looks like that kinda british film
LOL i so want to go and watch this lol but i don't know if i can risk being seen going into the cinema, but i vraved Mamma Mia so i can do this lol also another thing i'm going to have to see HSM3 that could be a tad imbarrasingQuote:
Originally Posted by BaybeeElin
There's no need to be sexist.Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
On topic: Wasn't this a book?
I might go and see it. Although all my macho manly mates will laugh if I do :P
(Alliteration woo) :)
Wayhey, someone sensible :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jõnathan
Yep it was.
Plus, the lead girl has got a maa-haaa-sive nose. The storyline was crap, the ending was predictable and well, I just generally didn't like it. I also realised I was the only male in the 250-seat (full) screen.
I loved how the BBFC referenced it...
The language includes a non-aggressive use of 'bi'tch' in a song title ('Bi'tch in Uniform') that a boy says he wrote for a girl when he was 'pissed off' with her. There are also plenty of uses of 's'lag', 'sl'ut' and 'sla'pper' as terms of mild abuse for a girl that the main character and her friends dislike. This language is never used aggressively and is just a part of the film's teen-speak.
The sex references include discussion of thongs, 'bazoongas', whether or not touching your own breasts was 'lesbiany' and the relative merits of the sliding scale of 'snogging'. Alongside these verbal sex references are some brief visuals of a girl stripping down to her underwear in her own bedroom, watched by her jealous rival. BBFC guidelines at '12A' state that 'sex references may reflect what is likely to be familiar to most adolescents but should not go beyond what is suitable for them' and these sit well within those limits.
Aha, classic.Quote:
whether or not touching your own breasts was 'lesbiany'
It's made by the people who created Bend It Like Beckham or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by stickwitu
And because of that, suddenly they're dubbing the main actress to be 'The next Keira Knightley'. It's a joke. She'd never be anywhere near as good as Keira Knightley.
Looks like a crap film, crap actress, a shame that the makers of BILB or whatever the link is made something that seems so bad.
the actress in this probably wont be any more films.
Did anyone watch She's The Man? I know it's american and some guys like it. :P But I think it was AMAZING..
it has nothing to do with the fact that 'most women have bad taste in film', the fact that this is clearly aimed at teenage girls, well females in general, will mean they are the demographicsQuote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
id totally warn you if being sexist was on the warnable offence list
please dont do it again :)
she's meant to have a huge nose (: it's in the book that she thinks her nose is big.Quote:
Originally Posted by Olleh
I'm sure the actress was flattered.
i doubt she cares, she's making good money out of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Misawa
I havent seen this yet, but I'm going to see it next Saturday and have seen a few clips/trailers so this is what I'm basing my post on.
The film is based on the the first two books by Louise Rennison, "Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging (original name of film) and "It's OK, I'm Wearing Really Big Knickers" but alot of the things have been changed and that's annoyed me, it says that Robbie and Tom are twins, they're not. It's supposed to be a girls school that Georgia goes too, whilst the boys go to Foxwood. Jas does not have a flicky annoying fringe anywhere in the book. Dave the Laugh isnt introduced in the first book, Sven and DTL are hardly in it at all. Georgia is meant to be have a big nose and I think they casted her really well, she was exactly how I imagined her to be. And also, they got rid of Mabs, Ellen, Jools and made a new character called Namita so they werent all white people and from what I've seen, Namita is not at all like Ellen whom she is supposed to be based on, she is not like "Erm, yeah... Isn't like... erm..." etc. And they havent made Wet Lindsay slimy or wet looking in the slightest, she's actually very pretty in the film.
I bet the majority of people that go and see this will not have read all nine books like myself and many other people I know.
Yes, it is aimed at teenage girls, that's the audience of the books too. It's bound to be teenage girls liking the book.
Also, I find it rather rude how whoever said that women have bad taste in films, that is so sexist. That obviously means everything that men like is right and brilliant. 8-)
If you're a teenage girl who hasn't read the books, I suggest you do as I think they'll be much more funnier and better than the film.
im 16, and a boy.
im going to watch it
cause im that cool
However mitch, you're not straight :)
Which prooves a point.
You're* ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Coldplay
And I hope you enjoy it Mitch lol.
Edit by Coldplay (Forum Moderator); Thanks for spotting that babe :)
dead@ you people for having a go at him for being sexist
women have bad taste in films, now y'all stop being insane and deluded.
i'm going to see it tomorrow (:
& proud.
& i like mean girls.
& i can even quote bits from mean girls.
$:
just because i dont find heads getting chopped off & people dying every 5 minutes entertaining dosnt make my taste in film completly bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eamonn