Hellen I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much

Numerootno A story that's too fascinating to pass by...

Teddie Blake The movie turns out to be a little better than the average. Starting from a romantic formula often seen in the cinema, it ends in the most predictable (and somewhat bland) way.

Stephanie There is, somehow, an interesting story here, as well as some good acting. There are also some good scenes

studioAT Mellissa Joan Hart was at the peak of her fame as Sabrina The Teenage Witch so it made sense that movie bosses would want to cash in on that and make her the lead in a movie. A romantic comedy for teens was the logical solution.What follows is an amiable enough film, full of weak jokes and characterisation. As is essential the two leads are likable and do their best with a script from Rob Thomas (who himself was fresh off Dawson's Creek).However, while 'Sabrina' was witty and sharply written this film is dull and predictable. There are nice moments but if you're not the target audience or from that era (the film is terribly dated now) then it is one that can be avoided.

lotrfanboy900 This movie isn't so bad if you think about it as a prequel to the award-winning HBO show "Entourage". Adrien Grenier plays almost exactly the same character, a kid named Chase. Oddly enough, his character in "Entourage" is named Vincent Chase. Just pretend through the movie that everyone is calling Vincent by his last name. This film also fits into the "Entourage" mythos. For one, Vincent has once claimed that he never broke up with a girl. This fits here: he is dumped twice. Also, it echoes Vincent's love of sex in strange places, like closets and bathtubs: he has sex in a treehouse in this movie. It also foreshadows Vincent's tragic fall into drug and alcohol abuse, as Chase gets high, and drunk repeatedly though the film. Finally, Chase and Vincent chase seem to share the same ideology: "Tell everyone to go f*** themselves". Unfortunately, Drama, Turtle, and Eric don't make an appearance, but I think this should be considered canon.

potterface I have had this movie for over a year, and I have watched it 5 or 6 times, the original reason I bought it was because it 4.99$ on DVD at walmart, there was really no appeal to me. I watched it and I thought it was really cute. I am not a huge fan of Melissa Joan Hart. I have never seen Adrien Grenier in another movie, so the new face was definitely refreshing even though this movie is 6 years old, I think it was cute and still modern, and it had some awesome characters. I loved the main crew. I didn't think Dolcy was very pretty, but oh well. I think Dave (designated Dave) was an awesome role. I loved how he was such a cute pushover, and I am glad he went to the prom with Di vine.:]Thanks for reading my opinion on drive me crazy, Krista!

Katie Vallas Let's take a break from the big screen in your living room and imagine a little film of your own: A meeting. Directors, producers, writers, possibly some interested actors, all seated around a table. A burly man-in-charge glares fiercely at his underlings as they all scribble furiously, shuffle papers, and try not to meet his eyes. "A plot," he suddenly shouts. "We need a plot! Something original! Clever! Innovative! You!" he cries, pointing at a suddenly pale lackey. "Give me a plot!" The lackey shakes, his pen dropping from his suddenly lax fingers, and after a long, painful pause, whispers, "How about...She's All That? But with the roles...switched?" There is no other explanation for this movie.Only an overeducated, money-obsessed, scared-out-his-wits idiot could have thought of this. Ms. Popular beautifies a Mr. Loser, for her own gain, thus catapulting him into popularity? No other possible explanation.It is only out of pity for the poor lackey that I do ask you to RUN FOR YOUR LIVES! AVOID AT ALL COST! Should a desperate man in a rumpled suit offer YOU money to watch this movie, TURN HIM DOWN! Then again, screw pity. Follow my advice, for your own good.