when i saw the first preview for this and i nearly passed out from excitement. i have long been a fan of twelfth night it turned me on to shakespeare and so to have a modern adaption is a dream come true. my anticipation was not disappointed. the plot basically follows the original storyline and that means represent complicated. i do not want to even try to relate it and the plot summery will probably cover the basics. just imagine having a girl pretend to be a guy at a boarding school and think of all the possible situations that would create. i will not even pause to question the plausibility of such a plot while reality is not the point of the film. what it is and though and is absolutely hilarious. nearly every scene nails the comedic set up. kudos to the writers and director and actors on that count. amanda bynes is the star of this film and she carries it wonderfully. she super cute and not a vixen and can do faultless comedy. i admire her so much for not going full on tramp in her films or public life like so many starlets today do. i am glad there is at least one decent young actress left in hollywood. ok and i am off my soap box. channing tatum and yeah he hot and built like a flippin gorilla and but he really makes me laugh. my favourite scenes in the whole movie are when he trying to converse with olivia first by talking about cheese and then later about his workout regimen. the rest of the cast did not fail to perform either and with marvelous additions to the characters in the forms of the inane débutante mother and monique and the classic evil girlfriend. overall and lots of fun and loooots of laughs and and a highly attractive cast. maybe not on par with the original and but it beats out modern versions of other plays and including the much touted 10 things i hate about you. 
when i saw the first preview for this and i nearly passed out from excitement. i have long been a fan of twelfth night it turned me on to shakespeare and so to have a modern adaption is a dream come true. my anticipation was not disappointed. the plot basically follows the original storyline and that means represent complicated. i do not want to even try to relate it and the plot summery will probably cover the basics. just imagine having a girl pretend to be a guy at a boarding school and think of all the possible situations that would create. i will not even pause to question the plausibility of such a plot while reality is not the point of the film. what it is and though and is absolutely hilarious. nearly every scene nails the comedic set up. kudos to the writers and director and actors on that count. amanda bynes is the star of this film and she carries it wonderfully. she super cute and not a vixen and can do faultless comedy. i admire her so much for not going full on tramp in her films or public life like so many starlets today do. i am glad there is at least one decent young actress left in hollywood. ok and i am off my soap box. channing tatum and yeah he hot and built like a flippin gorilla and but he really makes me laugh. my favourite scenes in the whole movie are when he trying to converse with olivia first by talking about cheese and then later about his workout regimen. the rest of the cast did not fail to perform either and with marvelous additions to the characters in the forms of the inane débutante mother and monique and the classic evil girlfriend. overall and lots of fun and loooots of laughs and and a highly attractive cast. maybe not on par with the original and but it beats out modern versions of other plays and including the much touted 10 things i hate about you. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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