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Prom Movie Review

Name: Prom Movie Review
Item: Prom
Rating: 3
Author: Smitha Joseph

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Review for the film " Prom"

Streaming On: Netflix

Runtime: 1 Hour 44 Minutes

Certificate: UA

Released: 29-04-2011

Genre: Comedy Drama

Similar To: For Here Or To Go, Uncle Drew, Ideal Home, Madea’s Witness Protection

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CAST & CREW

Aimee Teegarden

Thomas McDonell

Joe Nussbaum

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Director:

Joe Nussbaum

Movie Actor:

Thomas McDonell

Movie Actress:

Danielle Campbe

Aimee Teegarden

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Info: Walt Disney's ' Prom Click to look into! >> Read More... ' presents nothing new in the high school comedy genre, nor does it yearn for more. The basic ideology is that if you lob jaunty new actors, who present their parts with profound sentiments, then this is all crisp and will attract equally young spectators. The movie has an enlivening pleasing outlook and a husky star cast. The film revolves around the youngsters, but there are a few adults encompassing, which only crumble things up. So, the movie beguilles the young generation. Any resemblance between this and a high school is purely fortuitous. In the midst of the movie, there is an accustomed aviate boy, a few timid boys, a bombastic Asian girl and a dignified prom queen, The movie proves to be a prospering fascination between a reputable girl who wants to have a fling and a careless boy who needs to neaten up. The Film authored by Katie Wech and administered by Joe Nussbaum Here comes another versatile genius. This time, fr >> Read More... without superciliousness outlines the final days of high school leading up to the most awaited event, the superior prom.

Plot: Nova ( Aimee Teegarden Aimee Teegarden took birth on 10th October of 1989 >> Read More... ), impermeable champion of school, class president and the event's chief organiser is buckled down to get everything perfect until a fire dampens all her efforts and shatters all adornments and decor. The Head appoints school's playboy Jesse ( Thomas McDonell Thomas McDonell aka Thomas Hunter Campbell McDonel >> Read More... ) to facilitate the organiser (Nova) to build up her venture. But of course, they can't tolerate each other which directly signifies that armour is likely to come up. At a juncture, Jesse pulls off his polo uncovering his well-developed muscles and Nova whoops. The counterplot consists of brunette diva Simone (Danielle Campbell) stuck between two guys who like her, narcissistic sports champ and elder Tyler (De'Vaughn Nixon) who at present is having a girlfriend in Jordan (Kylie Bunbury) and Lucas (Nolan Sotillo) her Chemistry Lab accomplice. In the interim, Mei (Yin Chang) is trying to tell her longstanding boyfriend Justin (Jared Kusnitz) that she is moving out of state for further studies.

Substories within a plot made filmmakers go into desperate efforts to get the legitimate happy endings. Obviously, the entire conception: just a single midnight can hold bounteous perfect happy endings is uncertain.

Verdict: The film is basically the Disney version of teen life confiscating a dream date and surmount algebra are the only problems one can have. Undoubtedly, the ensemble cast put in a good performance. Administrator's team works savagely to manage a youthful look for school. The movie is full of student characters sharing the screen space. So, Prom is Perfectly enjoyable movie about juveniles who are looking for a perfect dream date.

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