Watch 17 Again Movie Online
Vendredi, février 5th, 2010 |
Watch 17 Again Movie Online.
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Mike O’Donnell is the star basketball player in 1989. He has a sizable chance of receiving a major scholarship–this all changes the night of the game.
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Twenty years later, Mike is living with his best friend Ned. His wife has filed for divorce. Mike goes to buy his children up from school and runs into a queer (mostly unexplained) janitor who asks him if he would like to be seventeen all over again.
Later that night, Mike falls into a watery vortex and is seventeen again, but he is not reliving his senior year in 1989…but accurate now in 2009.
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The movie is a shrimp hard to follow at times, and the ending is rushed–and some viewers will demand how this resolution was reached based on a few scenes. But unbiased go with it.
Zac Efron proves that he is more than “High School Musical” material. The young actor delivers his lines in a plot that makes you possess that he is both 17 and 37.
Parents trace that this movie is rated PG-13. It contains fighting, sexual references, teenage drinking, and some language.
This was a splendid fun movie to ogle. I like this particular type of legend, so I knew going in that I’d have some fun with it.
Zac Efron is actually a decent actor, and he was far less orange in this movie than he typically is.
He had colossal chemistry with his costars, played the displaced middle customary guy aesthetic well, handled the fatherly vibe with his son and daughter in a believeable fashion.
My problems with the movie include:
1) Matthew Perry and Zac Efron gaze nothing alike. I’m 26 years out of high school and while I don’t peruse 17, I unexcited ogle like my younger self.
Maybe David Cassidy should have been chosen for the older role, but then they would have had to go for a worthy older ‘older role’ which would have made the wife/kid attraction seriously creepy.
2) The mom hardly EVER interacted with her kids. She had some interaction/fondness for her son, but almost none with her daughter. When the daughter and mother were together in scenes it was if they didn’t know each other. The daughter is dating a very rank guy who behaves abusively to the son in their hold house and neither parent was aware?
Overall, fun movie to inspect. Could have been far better if the writers had bothered to script a better dwelling. Lack of succor legend on the characters made it hard to really understand the wife’s rage, or the children’s complete dismissal of the father.