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Reviewed by Wuchak 7 / 10

**_Snappy comedy revolving around a Shakespearian high school

**_Snappy comedy revolving around a Shakespearian high school play_** A senior (Ben Foster) loses his childhood sweetheart (Melissa Sagemiller) and so joins the school play to win her back despite his lack of theatrical talent. The play is a musical version of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream in which the teen has to deal with the hyper drama teacher (Martin Short) as he gets to know his best friend’s sister (Kirsten Dunst). "Get Over It” (2001) is an energetic and innovative teen comedy with good camaraderie and the unique scenario of a Shakespearian play marked by that updated 60's-type aesthetic of the period. The amusing lines, mostly by Short’s character, are so rapid-fire you’ll have to see the movie a second or third time just to get ’em all. I also appreciate the ‘cool’ edge minus the over-the-top sleaze of flicks like the (puke-inducing) “American Pie” series. Mila Kunis is also on hand in a peripheral role, but she never did anything for me, nor did Dunst or Sagemiller, but they’re all winsome enough. And Jeanie Calleja is notable as the assistant of the drama teacher, Jessica; plus there are some females on the fringes worth a mention. Speaking of which, statuesque Kylie Bax appears in an amusing side role and Carmen Electra has a bit part. On the masculine side of things, Short pretty much carries the movie with his over-the-top charisma. Moreover, Colin Hanks and Sisqó are likable as the protagonist’s best friends while Shane West is effective as the arrogant rival. Remember the high school play in “Dead Poets Society”? Now imagine if the entire movie revolved around that with a wildly witty tone and fast pacing. That’s this movie. It took me a while to catch a grip with its uniqueness but, once I did, I savored it. The film runs 1 hour, 26 minutes, and was shot in Ontario at Mississauga (Port Credit) and nearby Toronto. GRADE: B

Reviewed by teiixeiral 7 / 10

An Iconic 2000s Teen Movie

If you're looking for an entertaining teen movie to watch where you can turn your brain off but still be engaged, Get Over It is for you.The acting is great (some performances are intentionally over the top but it adds to the comedy). The script is well paced with some hilarious sequences. The story blends Shakespeare and high school hijinks to great effect.They really don't make teen movies like this anymore and that's sad.

Reviewed by Mr_Sensitive 7 / 10

A Very Satisfying Teen Musical Comedy

This might not be the familiar name to the people but after watching it I got to say it is one of the very few really good teen movies existed. No matter how many times I watch it is still very lively and watch able.Story: A boy was crush when the loves of his life dump him. Desperate, he tried every trick to get her back, that also include joining the school theatre for A Midsummer Night Dream when everything when out of plan.The casting is awesome, though the acting is no award material. The songs are also good, the story is alright a new version of A Midsummer though some of the stuff are pure nonsense and senseless.Overall, the movie is very enjoyable musical movie, and there is no another teen musical movie so make this one of a kind. It is also very lively, kind of pervert, and some of the stuff could actually make you laugh.Recommendation: Yes, Check It Out.Rating: 7/10 (Grade: C+) Please Rate My Review (Yes or No) After Reading It - Thanks

Get Over It

2001

Action / Comedy / Romance

Get Over It

2001

Action / Comedy / Romance

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**_Snappy comedy revolving around a Shakespearian high school

An Iconic 2000s Teen Movie

A Very Satisfying Teen Musical Comedy

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