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DJ Qualls | ... | ||
Eliza Dushku | ... | ||
Zooey Deschanel | ... | ||
Jerod Mixon | ... | ||
Parry Shen | ... | ||
Lyle Lovett | ... |
Bear
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Eddie Griffin | ... | ||
Sunny Mabrey | ... | ||
Ross Patterson | ... |
Conner
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Matt Gogin | ... | |
Horatio Sanz | ... |
Dance Instructor
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Tony Hawk | ... |
Himself
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Geoffrey Lewis | ... | ||
Charlie O'Connell | ... |
Charlie
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Gene Simmons | ... |
Reverend
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Dizzy Harrison is an unpopular, high school geek going through a hellish senior year. In an attempt to make a new identity for himself, Dizzy gets himself expelled from his high school, learns the technics of being cool from a prison inmate, and enrolls at a new high school under the alias Gil Harris, to make new friends where he soon gains respect from the jocks and geeks alike. Dizzy then gets noticed by the head cheerleader, Danielle, and helps the school football team gain self-respect to win games. But things unknowingly begin to turn sour when Danielle's disgruntled boyfriend begins investigating into "Gil Harris'" past to uncover any dirt on him. Written by Matthew Patay
A lot of people will say the plot of this movie was lame, predictable and dumb and yeah, they're right. But this kind of movie isn't about a brilliant plot. It's about interesting characters and silly gags and parodying those more serious types of movies. There are some funny lines, sight gags and slapstick, some cute girls, the bad guys get what's coming to them and the good guys win. Throw in some surprising celebrity cameos (some of which you might not catch until the credits roll) and a great soundtrack that mixes old and new songs and that's what I call entertainment.
The cast is noteworthy too. DJ Qualls, of course, Zooey Deschanel (the chick from Elf), Eddie Griffin, Lyle Lovett, Jerod Mixon, Parry Shen, Matt Gogin etc. did a fine job. If you can watch a movie without being hypercritical about how "bad" it is, then get this, sit back a have some laughs