Barrymore plays a newspaper editor who goes undercover at a high school to find out what the "cool kids are into." In the process, she redeems her first go 'round, which was nerdy, awkward and unbearable. Read more
| Starring | Drew Barrymore, David Arquette, Leelee Sobieski, Michael Vartan |
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| Director | Raja Gosnell |
| Genres | Comedy |
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Drew Barrymore does what she does best — cute, funny romance — in this simple teen comedy. She plays a bumbling young copy editor on the Chicago Sun-Times who gets a chance to prove herself as a reporter when she's sent undercover to a high school to find out what students get up to nowadays. It also gives her the chance to rewrite her own painful school memories — she was the class nerd — and get that first, memorable kiss she never had. She also falls for English teacher Michael Vartan, which sets off a rather predictable chain of events. Yet, thanks to Barrymore's infectious performance, a fun turn from David Arquette (as her slightly odd older brother) and a minor role for Leelee Sobieski, this is enjoyable fare.
Mildly amusing comedy of a clash between generations, in which the teens are cool and the adults are silly; teenagers are most likely to enjoy it.
Josie Geller (Barrymore), copy editor on the Chicago Sun-Times, has led a sheltered life. All that may change, however,... read more on Time Out
this is a very romantic film. This DVD in my daughter Morwenna's opinion, is the best she has ever seen. she could watch it over and over again and never get bored. she really loved the characters and the story, of a girl who was a geek in high school wanting to be one of the cool girls, who falls in love with her teacher.
She requests the help of her brother, whose wish it has always been to be part of a football team. Everyone immediately loves him, and by pretending to have been Josie's boyfriend and still being crushed that it wasn't meant to be, she slowly becomes accepted.
it is well worth renting out.
never been kissed is one of drew barrymore's best films. my daughter loved it.
it is a girl meets boy kind of film, where a nerdy girl becomes popular.
the ending is lovely.
my daughter was quite upset when i had to return the dvd, she loved it that much.
so we bought a copy of it for her, for her birthday.
As part of her job as a journalist, Josie is sent back to school undercover. However, when a high school student, Josie was a geek, and her attempts at trying to go back as part of the "cool" crowd are hilarious.
Aided by her brother the movie is the story of a misfit trying to fit in and yes, finding true love at the end. I have never been a big fan of Drew Barrymore but my opinion certainly changed after seeing this movie.
Her portrayal of somebody who has never fit in, and, despite her best endeavours, still can't make it on her own, was touching and funny.
This is a thoroughly enjoyable movie and well worth a look. Great performance by David Arquette as the "cool" brother too.
Fit men, Laughs, Crys what more could a girl want
never been kissed is one of drew barrymore's best films. my daughter loved it.
it is a girl meets boy kind of film, where a nerdy girl becomes popular.
the ending is lovely.
my daughter was quite upset when i had to return the dvd, she loved it that much.
so we bought a copy of it for her, for her birthday.
this is a very romantic film. This DVD in my daughter Morwenna's opinion, is the best she has ever seen. she could watch it over and over again and never get bored. she really loved the characters and the story, of a girl who was a geek in high school wanting to be one of the cool girls, who falls in love with her teacher.
She requests the help of her brother, whose wish it has always been to be part of a football team. Everyone immediately loves him, and by pretending to have been Josie's boyfriend and still being crushed that it wasn't meant to be, she slowly becomes accepted.
it is well worth renting out.
never been kissed is one of drew barrymore's best films. my daughter loved it.
it is a girl meets boy kind of film, where a nerdy girl becomes popular.
the ending is lovely.
my daughter was quite upset when i had to return the dvd, she loved it that much.
so we bought a copy of it for her, for her birthday.
As part of her job as a journalist, Josie is sent back to school undercover. However, when a high school student, Josie was a geek, and her attempts at trying to go back as part of the "cool" crowd are hilarious.
Aided by her brother the movie is the story of a misfit trying to fit in and yes, finding true love at the end. I have never been a big fan of Drew Barrymore but my opinion certainly changed after seeing this movie.
Her portrayal of somebody who has never fit in, and, despite her best endeavours, still can't make it on her own, was touching and funny.
This is a thoroughly enjoyable movie and well worth a look. Great performance by David Arquette as the "cool" brother too.
You must watch this! From beginning to end, this is a beautiful fairy tale. Drew Barrymore plays her part to perfection, and every time I see this movie, I cry, even though I know exactly what's coming next! Brilliant - 10 stars or more if I could!
Fit men, Laughs, Crys what more could a girl want
Only a few things to say about this film, Drew Barrymore is a goddess in this movie, the plot is unique and seperates it from all of the other American high school chick flicks.
It's funny and faultless. Even now and after watching it loads of times it makes me laugh - Watch it!
Enjoyed this film a lot, if your into girl meets boy films this could be for you. As with all these kind of films you know what is going to happen but you dont care as everyone likes a slussy film every now and again
if you are on your own on a friday night or having the girls over then rent this film get a bottle of wine sit back and enjoy, its a good chick flick
Teen romance story that is often prejudged. This one is refreshing and quite enjoyable. A young reporter goes back to high school to report on high school life. But there is one problem, she was never popular and how can she change to get her story sealed. Falling for her teacher does not make her job any easier and adds to the comedy of the film. Predictable but funny.
Funny and sweet romantic comedy starring Drew Barrymore. It's a high school teen film but with a twist. Enjoyed it.
Drew Barrymore does what she does best — cute, funny romance — in this simple teen comedy. She plays a bumbling young copy editor on the Chicago Sun-Times who gets a chance to prove herself as a reporter when she's sent undercover to a high school to find out what students get up to nowadays. It also gives her the chance to rewrite her own painful school memories — she was the class nerd — and get that first, memorable kiss she never had. She also falls for English teacher Michael Vartan, which sets off a rather predictable chain of events. Yet, thanks to Barrymore's infectious performance, a fun turn from David Arquette (as her slightly odd older brother) and a minor role for Leelee Sobieski, this is enjoyable fare.
Mildly amusing comedy of a clash between generations, in which the teens are cool and the adults are silly; teenagers are most likely to enjoy it.
Josie Geller (Barrymore), copy editor on the Chicago Sun-Times, has led a sheltered life. All that may change, however,... read more on Time Out