USA Today
This is a perfectly pleasant, entertaining and often witty romp with engaging performances.
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She's the Man
Amanda Bynes leads this 2006 teen comedy as a twin who pretends to be her brother at an elite boarding school. However, the ruse could dismantle when she falls for the school's star soccer player. Co-stars Channing Tatum.
2006Rating: PG, Mild sexual references, Mild coarse language, Mild violence105 minsUSA, Canada
ComedySportRomance
- Director:
- Andy Fickman ('The Game Plan', 'You Again', 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2')
- Writer:
- Ewan LeslieKaren McCullahKirsten Smith
- Cast:
- Amanda BynesChanning TatumLaura RamseyVinnie JonesDavid CrossJulie HagertyRobert Hoffman
She's the Man / Reviews
Sydney Morning Herald
All in all, it's minor but decent-spirited entertainment, enlivened by a couple of the adult supporting players.
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San Francisco Chronicle
She's the Man has a certain charm and is sure to appeal to tweens, at least the female variety.
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Boston Globe
The movie might take the Cliffs Notes approach to Shakespeare (the script is smart, the direction lousy), but the navigation of high-school social politics is refreshingly direct.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
The cast is solid. The story is fast-paced and funny. And most importantly, I laughed and laughed.
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Roger Ebert
I didn't for one second believe the plot of "She's the Man," but I did believe for the entire movie that Amanda Bynes was lovable.
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Rolling Stone
There I sit, suffering total numbness of body and brain, no longer having to wonder what it might be like to be buried alive in gooey marshmallow.
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Variety
The itch to put on a show propels "She's the Man," a spunky if often erratic update of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" to the privileged milieu of contempo American prep schools.
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