17 AGAIN
It's filled
with famous actors, nice romantic scenes and many cases of discuss for youngers.
The acting (particulaly Zac Efron) is very
interesting. the big problem is that there are a lot of sexual discussion
and innuendo, thematic material, and scenes with teens drinking, making out, and
mercilessly bullying each other. I gave this 2009 movie three out of five stars.
This a good option for a night for young friends.
Name: Diana Miranda Aguilar
REVIEW
17 Again is a 2009 American
comedy film directed by Bur Steers. It is the story of 37-year-old Mike (Mattew
Perry) who becomes a 17-year-old high school student after a chance accident. The
film was released in the United States on April 17, 2009.
In 1989,
teenager Mike O'Donnell is the star of Hayden High School's basketball team. On
the day of the final game, Mike will be observed and may win a scholarship to college.
However, his girlfriend Scarlet tells him that she is pregnant and Mike does not
play the game. Twenty years later, Mike is a complete loser who blames Scarlet for
his failures. He is not promoted to sales manager after working sixteen years at
the same company; Scarlet is divorcing him; his teen-aged son Alex and daughter
Maggie hate him; and he is temporarily living with his best friend, the eccentric
and immature millionaire Ned Gold. Mike nostalgically visits Hayden where an old
janitor talks to him about second chances in life. During the night, he sees the
janitor jumping from a bridge into the river and he unsuccessfully tries to help
the man. He then discovers that he is seventeen again. Further, he discovers that
he has a second chance to fix his relationship with his family.
