I thought seeing him in another movie would be less HSM-ish. Hmm,I’m not disappointed with the way it ended,but I must say this pleasant entertainment is still coated with fructose. Maybe that’s the reason I ended up watching it. Zac Efron is a good actor. He has this aura that could make you forget hating the tweener movies and sit still during the entire movie while drooling.LOLS. The way he act as a father to his children, while being stuck in his 17 year old body, it’s so amazing. Seriously. And the way he talks to his supposedly ex-wife, but can’t explain how he managed to get back in his 17 year old body, he delivers it so well. Let’s just hope this kid will turn up the way he did on the movie. Hehe. Who knows? I kinda hate the message though. Drop your dreams and go after the love of your life. AT 17!!!!?? What the heck? I would understand if the characters were fresh out of college. But senior year in high school? What were they thinking? I’ll never let my Cheska watch thi…

I grew up watching this series, so I must say,I anticipated watching the movie version.I knew I’d be disappointed.And,lo and behold, I was right. Although there were a few entertaining fight scenes,but in general, the dialogues are BAD!Whoever wrote the script was drunk.Seriously.The CGI are awful.Pathetic even.Tsk. I watched this movie because Emma Rossum was so hot when I saw the trailer. That’s the only perk I got.The rest,dull.Emma,how can you degrade yourself like this?Seriously.You’re such a hottie though. Stephen Chow,go home and plant kamote!You should stick being an actor and stop producing cheesy movie adaptation of Japanese Anime. I love the Ayumi Hamasaki song.*laughs at myself*Notice how I made this all up as I go along?Similar with this blandly,terrible mess of a movie.’Nuff