Rated: PG-13
Starring: Amanda Bynes, Mathew Long, Sara Paxton and Jeremy Howard
Directed By: Joe Nussbaum

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Amanda Bynes puts her sweet side forward in Sydney White, and comes up smelling like a rose. The film, directed at female pre-teens to undergrads, hits its mark and should have them eating this up like ‘sugar free" candy. Don"t be surprised if audiences in this demographic come back again for seconds.

Not being able to cope with the competition, Rachel ousts Sydney from the pledge class and casts her out into the street. When the ‘geek’ house takes her in and she starts rising on the student ‘hot list’, it’s all out war between the prissy and the dorks.

Amanda Bynes has come a long way since The Amanda Show, giving us a super performance as the clumsy freshman who finds herself in over her head during Greek week. A cut above her competition (The Duff Sisters), Amanda takes this role to a new level, making her break from teeny bopper to maturity.

I was also happy with Sara Paxton’s acting. Her portrayal of the wealthy power-hungry ‘witch’ was right on the money. I trust you’ll be seeing a lot more from these two rising starlets, beyond youth-oriented films.

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