What a Girl Wants

Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são mais ou menos, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, a história é fraca, os personagens sao fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes para fazer o filme ser bom.

Geographically confusing and incredibly sh**e. Painfully bad. Nothing else worth saying about it. Watched on Netflix.

This movie is a feel-good time capsule straight from 2003. Amanda Bynes is incredibly likable, Colin Firth embraces the caged British dad, and Oliver James' voice is melodic. The plot is straightforward with cliches throughout, but that's what makes it so fun to watch. The multiple shopping spree montages with weird angles are a bit much, and the choreographed number is slightly painful to endure, but the rest of the movie is actually strong. There are surprising tender moments, "Long Time Coming" is a banger and Glynnis is the worst. Put that all together, and you have a movie that is charming, rewatchable and easygoing. Best Character: Daphne Best Quote: "Anyone seen my pruning shears? The *old bat* seems to have forgotten where she put them." - Jocelyn Best Scene: Seeing Ian at the Party Best Song: "Long Time Coming" (Honorable mention to "Half Life") Note: Shoutout to the scene where we see a picture of Amanda Bynes as a child and then we see a completely different girl blow out her birthday candles. Note 2: When Oliver James hits the high note. Chills.

Exaggerating the differences between US and UK

Based on the play "The Reluctant Debutante", the story starts with the young son of a British noble family meeting a young American woman, on vacation in Morocco, and they have a marriage neither are sure is valid, but the British man's retinue locate them and make the woman leave, and she travels back to New York City, and gives birth to a daughter. 17 years later, the daughter learns of her heritage and impulsively flies to London and meets her father, now a member of Parliament, who had never known about his daughter until that moment. Then the real story begins. The father and the people with him are unsure what to do with the daughter, especially with the father running for reelection, he contacts her mother, who is angry with him because she was sent home and he never contacted her, and the daughter is confused about what she has done, and what she should do now, especially when she meets and falls in love with a young local man. The story might best be described as wish-fulfillment fantasy, but is pleasant enough without being too soppy or unrealistic. Good performances by the cast and good pacing help the movie, and while it has no deep meaning it is still good entertainment.

I wouldn't be bothered by this movie because I don't like Clarissa & her mum because they're both c--ts & Armistead Stuart is a filthy t--t

If you are a father and have a teen daughter, watch this movie with her. Yes its sappy and corny at times but its a good wholesome movie to watch

Great cast from leads to supporting roles; shows missed potential of Amanda Bynes

A movie named after a Christina Aguilera song, but clearly made for Avril Lavigne fans, starring a checked-out Amanda Bynes, who is basically a charmless Lindsay Lohan knock-off. Ah, for the days when a movie like this wasn't just immediately put straight on DVD / VOD.

Sweet family fun. Nothing new but it is definitely heartfelt.