**CLASSIC or CRINGE?!!** She's the Man (2006) Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCHING 

"And when my eyes are closed I see you for what you truely are, which is ugglaaay" lmao 😂😂😂😂😂 one of my favourite lines from any movie 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Amanda Bynes was the eponymous performer on a sketch comedy show for children. She's the Man is a natural evolution of her style of comedy, this over-the-top ridiculousness with sincerity and commitment to the bit. If you liked this, you should watch What a Girl Wants (2003).

Her face after her mom says "chew like you have a secret" has stuck with me all these years. lol

Amanda playing with her hair down (even in the final scene where it isn’t the big match) has always bothered me so much-it’s very annoying to play with your hair all on your face! So thank you for bringing it up lol

Also don’t know if anyone else has said this, but Amanda Bynes has publicly taken credit for launching Channing Tatum’s career with this movie. He hadn’t really been in anything before this, and she says she really fought for him to be in it! ☺️

This movie is SO QUOTABLE. It's over the top in the best possible way - exactly what Shakespearean comedies require 😍 EDIT: the most unbelievable part of this whole movie to me is that the parents didn't have each other's contact information 29:13 🤣

Fun fact: when Amanda was following the guys around during the makeover scene she was actually following around random guys Learning this made the scene so much better in my opinion

This is cinema at its finest. Also, to answer your question, she modeled her guy voice after Jack Black. And the scene where she’s copying the men walking was filmed on the street in Canada where they filmed. Those were not actors and they were actually confused lol

I hope this means we are heading towards Bend it Like Beckham and What a Girl Wants.

This is a full time classic that lives rent free in my head😂😂😂

The movie's based on the Shakespeare play _Twelfth Night,_ not a real story. Basic premise was Shakespeare, but this movie's screenplay was Ewan Leslie, Karen McCullah Lutz, and Kirsten Smith with the director being Andy Fickman. The trailer for this movie was amusing in just how complex the story can seem if you try to describe it to someone unfamiliar with Shakespeare's _Twelfth Night._

"Easy A" is coming, I can feel it.

Vinnie Jones, who played the coach for Illyria, was a soccer player before his acting career. He still has the record for fastest booking (5 seconds).

"CLASSIC OR CRINGE?" BOTH. Let’s goooo.

My husband works in an ER, they do actually use tampon to help stop bad nose bleeds.

Amanda acting and talking like a man reminds me a lot of Mulan instead of the Shakespeare story haha!

She's the man is definitely iconic.

“Ball and frickin’ chain MAN!” 🎵I’m a Barbie Girl!🎵 😂 ONE OF MY FAVOURITE MOVIES

There was another from the 80s I believe that was called Just One Of the Guys that was along these same lines though the girl was going more for a journalism track rather than the soccer one.

I highly recommend the original that "She's the Man" is essentially the remake of: "Just One of the Guys" (1985). The main girl in this movie is actually convincing as a guy.

About Olivia and the brother... she did really like his lyrics, it was a big part of what made her develop a crush, so is not the worst reason to at least go on a date and see what else there is to see about the real Sebastian.

This premise has been done over and over. Remember watching one on the Disney channel around this time but about motocross. The sister pretended to be her brother and rode his dirt bike in his place with no one knowing until the end reveal to the boy she got close to. All based on Shakespeare twelfth night of not mistaken

Sydney white check her out in that movie. she rocked it.

Please do Eurotrip at some point when you feel like watching something hilariously silly.

I think it’s cool your doing such classic movies and this is one of them I think this movie is hilarious and iconic and Amanda Bynes best 😊 same goes for Channing Tadam. My favourite parts are the reveal parts and her breaking up with Sebastian’s girlfriend also the tampon part 😂😂 glad you enjoyed this one and also wondering what classic childhood movie you do next 👍👍👍

9:40 This movie is based on Shakespeare's play, "Twelfth Night" down to the names!

Amanda was also great in What a Girl Wants.

This movie has always been one of my favorites, SO funny and quotable

Glad you enjoyed this rom-com!!! This based on Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night. If you loved Amanda Bynes, I highly recommend these films, What A Girl Wants, Big Fat Liar, Hairspray (2007), Sydney White, Easy A, and Love Wrecked. For other 90s/2000s rom-coms, I highly recommend Sweet Home Alabama, 13 Going On 30, A Cinderella Story (Hilary Duff), Maid in Manhattan, Just My Luck, 50 First Dates, Fools Rush In, and While You Were Sleeping. 👩🟰🧑⚽️😍🤔❤️🖤🤍

my dad is allergic to the sun he can easily get sunburn or rashes from being exposed to the sun too much no big deal but it is a thing (usually not deadly tho just really uncomfy) I think it ranges tho

You should check out Amanda Bynes movie 'Sydney White" just as good as this one :)

Absolutely not cringe. I love all of these classic retelling as teen rom coms!!

Hell now that I think on it the VERY popular 90’s movie the ladybugs was this but reversed where Matthew? Lawrence (the middle Brother anyway) dressed up as a girl to play on the girls soccer team. There’s Juwana Mann where dude gets booted from the NBA and then pretends to be a women and dominates the wnba lol so many of these have been done

28:29 Flip throws in soccer "football" are a real thing.

This is based on twelfth night and it was a pretty good adaptation.

This movie is hilarious even the bad parts are great

I saw this movie with my high school English class (because of the Shakespeare connection) in like 2010-ish and the general consensus was that the movie was hilarious and Amanda Bynes as "Sebastian" looked exactly like Justin Bieber (at that time) 😂😂😂

This movie is actually inspired by Shakespeare's Twelfth Night. There was a better film that was actually quite revolutionary for its time. In 1985, Lisa Gottlieb directed the movie Just One of The Guys. I prefer that one just a slight bit more than this.

I first saw this movie in college (extra credit for my Shakespeare class since it's based on Twelfth Night) and made the mistake of watching it while eating. My poor laptop got water all over the screen. 😂 Love the movie. It's so over the top, but in the absolute best way, and I love that it makes fun of itself and doesn't take itself too seriously.

The mom pushing her daughter to be more feminine was the female lead in the classic comedy movie “Airplane”

“Helloo my life sucks” - used that line to answer the phone all through university lol!

Great to see you watch this, I worked on this!:)

The guy at the start was just stating facts girls are not as fast as boys but with Hollywood magic she's just as good. A professional women's soccer team played against a team of 15 and under boys and were destroyed with a 5-2 loss those boys were just starting to gain the effects of puberty. Fun movie if you just ignore reality a bit.

literally my favorite movie of all time. hope you enjoyed it man

You’re so right, Paul is 1000% the MVP of the movie 😂

This movie is based on Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night

I'm not sure if it's already been commented, but this film is based on the Shakespeare play 'The Twelth Night'

One of my favorite guilty pleasure movies!

Oh no way that’s a treat I love “She’s the man” it’s such a fun film Amanda killed it

I literally watched this in 9th grade, honestly we were not expecting the other parts that are different like the soccer game with the awkward moments 😭

The coach is the silent guy from Gone in 60 seconds

If you want to see another sleeper romcom, I think you would enjoy 1990's "The Boyfriend School" (Original title: "Don't Tell Her It's Me").

I remember school letting out early a few days during the week and my sister and I walked to the movies two days in a row to see this movie.

Another Amanda Bynes classic: "What a girl wants" from 2003

I’m so sad not to see the best line ever in this reaction, when he’s saying how they made fun of him for thinking Eunice could be kind of cute, until they saw her with Sebastian… “man screw you guys, I hate high school!” 💀💀💀

this is pretty much a reimagining of Just One of the Guys 1985

Amanda Bynes and David Cross. firstly, Andy Fickman who directed the movie, gave a LOT of creative liberty. that Amanda and David did so much improve, and i seen this movie way too much that i can pinpoint every single thing done that they improved. one of my favorites, is literally every time David had a lot of lines at one time, like his chats with Amanda. he would say something different every time they reshot some of those scenes. and they needed to be reshot because Amanda kept laughing with every new thing he said XD

the head master/principal is from Alvin and the Chipmunks also pitch perfect

i recommend you react to 🔥 : ★ - *Big Fat Liar* (2002) /starring Frankie Muniz , Paul Giamatti & *Amanda Bynes* ★ - *Shanghai Noon* (2000) /starring *Jackie Chan* , *Owen Wilson* & *Lucy Liu* ★ - *I Spy* (2002) /starring *Eddie Murphy* & *Owen Wilson* ★ - *The Tuxedo* (2002) /starring *Jackie Chan*

She's the man is definitely not based on Mrs Doubtfire. It's a modernization of twelfth night. Even the names are the same

Unfortunately, Amanda Bynes DID go crazy for a while, mainly from substance abuse and bipolar disorder. Kissing Booths went out when Human Alphaherpesvirus 1 gained epidemic proportions in the '90s. Actually, I think the modern premise of the old Shakespeare play was done better in JUST ONE OF THE GUYS(Columbia Pictures, 1985) with Joyce Hyser as the lead.

If you didn't know, Sadly Amanda had a breakdown and left acting. She's been unwell for the last 10 years and she looks unrecognisable now. To me at least.

Please react to the 1996 movie 'Twelfth night - She's the Man is based off that play and they definitely put in a lot of references to the 1996 movie here, ie Viola's school being Cornwall where the 1996 movie was filmed (in the play Viola and Sebastian come from Messaline). Other similarities: staring this movie at the beach, Twelfth night started with a shipwreck Here Viola and Sebastian's parents are so uninvolved in their children's lives they may as well not be in their lives - Viola and Sebastian's parents died before the play began. Andrew is a fool like sir Andrew Auguecheeck. There's a flyer for the play 'What You Will' which is the alternative title to Twelfth night. Here Viola and Olivia both recently suffered a break-up - in the play Olivia's brother recently died, and Viola thinks Sebastian drowned. They all meet at a place called Cesario's and in the play rather than pretending to be her brother Viola calls herself Cesario when she pretends to be a man, leaving Sebastian confused about why perfect strangers keep coming up to him calling him Cesario. We have the two boys fight and then the three girls fight - in the play Andrew and Viola (as Cesario) fence, Andrew thinks he knows what he's doing, Viola knows she doesn't know what she's doing but both think the other has already killed other people in a previous fight thanks to Sir Toby, then later Andrew fights with Sebastian who he thinks is Cesario and unfortunately for him Sebastian does actually know how to fight and doesn't take being shoved or slapped or punched by a stranger lying down. The title 'She's the Man' isn't just a reference to the expression 'he's the man' but also to Viola's line when she realises Olivia is in love with her (or rather Cesario) where she says "She loves me. I am the man." Where the big differences are: Olivia makes it pretty clear she's not interested at all in Orsino, not even pretend. Maria has a much bigger role that Olivia's fawning friend Toby has the same first name as Sir Toby Belch and that's all he has in common with him - he's Olivia's uncle and is a middle-aged drunken sot. Viola's friend Paul Antonio I think is a clear reference to Antonio who saves Sebastian from drowning (up to the viewer to decide if he's just a really devoted friend of Sebastian or if he's in love with him) - I think Paul is supposed to be a combination of Antonio and the sea captain who saved Viola. Viola and Sebastian both do something crazy and impulsive to get a shot at what they want - Viola and Sebastian get separated by a storm and each believe the other one had drowned. Malcolm Feste has a surname like the Feste character int he play except he's a fool as in he's an idiot while play Feste is a professional fool - meaning he's paid to sing and to make people laugh by laughing at all of them so he relies more on wit rather that idiocies. Also Malcolm Feste is more like Malvolio - stickler for the rules who thinks he has a shot with Olivia and doesn't get that he doesn't, plus he wears yellow socks and no one really liked him. There is no Horatio in this play - he'd be better cast as a stand-in for sir Andrew augucheeck, I can see him delivering a lot of Sir Andrew's lines. There's no impromptu drunken party in the kitchen and no fake-letter prank that starts out really funny and then gets out of hand really quickly and suddenly isn't funny anymore. Not sure where this comparison belongs - in the movie Orsino and Viola talk about how relationships should be more than just sex and about how to talk to women and what guys can talk to each other about. In the play Viola basically tells Orsino that while men have the freedom to declare their love as loudly and as often as they like, women feel love more deeply then men do even when they don't have the freedom to express their what they feel. Little annoyed they cut a scene where Sebastian plays some of his music at the dance and dedicates it to the women in his life (his mum, Olivia and Viola), and we get one more quote from the play (he misses the point of the line - "If music be the food of love, play on" same as Duke missed the point of the line "some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon them" but it'd be nice to get one more quote from the play) - a lot of shakesperae's comedies ended with a celebration and a song so it would've been nice to see it repeated here.

No Amanda hate allowed !!

There are actually 2 Kissing Booth movies. I believe there is a book that the first movie is based on, though I could be wrong. A few movie reactors have enjoyed the first movie. You will be questioning the sanity of all those involved, about halfway through. Then again, that's usually the case in most real life events nowadays. I was ahead of the curve though, cause people have been calling me crazy for years before this trend started. So Nick, you have the honor of telling people that Derek Thomas Lirio, the original crazy, is one of your fans.

When I saw the guy who is in the office that bothers the main caracter I thought I recognized the actor and I was like ITS IAN FROM ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS.

Apparently this movie messed with Amanda’s mind that she looked so much like a boy. 9:48 that actors reaction was real cause the towel whipped around his head and hit his eye. 28:29 that always bugged me. As a guy when I played with long hair I had to have something to pull it back until I cut it which upset my girlfriend cause she liked my long hair. That throw in does help with a farther throw if done right. It helps the momentum of the throw and legal as long as you land and stay on your feet. Also realistically they should’ve had to forfeit the game cause she was not registered to play on the team and she wasn’t a student of the school.

please watch Sydney White! another ridiculous Amanda Bynes movie no one reacts to

Oh how I love this movie! So many iconic lines from it.

No need to analyze the movie. She's the Man is a great one; it made people laugh and all. I just can't stop watching it over and over. Most of all, Amanda Bynes is funny and really really flaming hot 🔥🔥🔥😍

I guess having a girl and a boy twin switch places was easier to buy in Shakespearean times, huh? lol I loved this movie, but you do have to take the switcheroo with a grain of salt.

Great reaction thanks!

Some of these 90/2000s rom com classics are literally based on Shakespeare plays. 10 Things I Hate about you is based on Taming of the Shrew, she’s the man is based on Twelfth Night….

"The Kissing Booth" is basically a girl in a toxic relationship with her best friend's brother. Then in the next two movies they add a character played by Taylor Zakhar Perez, who's in "Red, White, and Royal Blue," his character supportive of the girl, shares common interests, and is exponentially hotter her friend's brother, but she still wants toxic the guy. I'd recommend saving yourself the aggravation and watch "Red, White, and Royal Blue" instead. That movie is funny, beautiful, and addictive. It's an instant classic.

Should watch Easy A, the last movie that Amanda Bynes is in.

Sugar and spice is a good one. U should react to that.

Arguably Amanda Bynes is the male lead..😂

Haven’t seen this movie in forever so im excited to go on this ride lmao

What a girl wants is totally a movie you should do

I forgot David Cross was in this

When you change your username? I wouldn't of known it was you were it not for that glorious pfp

I love Amanda Bynes' movies! Sidney White is my favorite

I didn’t see this movie when it came out and seeing it now is so odd. The plot doesn’t make sense. It only works in a world where everyone is straight i guess

Oof i am old enough to have watched and loved Just one of the Guys. I adored Terry's all white leather ensemble

Your Jude Law comment is on point! 😅

Her mother was female lead in "Airplane!"🎩

Love this movie! ❤😂😂

13:56 that “Oo right” Gets me everytime 😂

Yessss watch the kissing booth 1-2-3 😂🎉 Plus what a girl wants ❤

Amanda Bynes is a legend

This is such a classic comedy

Amanda Bynes was Iconic

"WHO WROTE THIS?!" Technically... Shakespeare

Switching goals > she's the man. I know they're not really the same, but man I don't like this movie. I only laughed at something you said. Totally recommend switching goals, much better. Although I love Amanda Bynes, just not this movie.

The actress who played Olivia said when Malcolm started singing she had to bite her lip so she wouldn't burst out laughing you can see she is struggling ain't the scene 🤣🤣

9:46 best bi%$ smack they used to do kissing booths yeah...i think nowadays they would be considered too unsanitary. pretty girl (or guy) usually a girl though is in the booth and you pay a small fee to kiss them.

Classic always

I laughed all the way through this reaction.

This is a remake, I like the original better but this one is alright.

In fairness when Americans have 'prom' it means promenade. Debs is the other Prom and it means the debutant ball. I did have etiquette lessons growing up and HATED them. Looking back, though... I'm grateful