The DUFF

My friend was in this and I was very proud of him! I thought this was a great movie with a great cast. It was almost like a remake of Mean Girls, which isn't a bad thing. It was funny and entertaining.

Watched it on the 1st day it came out with my friend

It was really funny and really enjoyable. :)

An absolutely adorable comedy with the barest minimum of cringe

Much more relatable than the book was, and even more charming and funnier. Mae Whitman actually makes the main character likable, where in the book she was kind of a b****

honestly this movie is awesome

Much more relatable than the book was, and even more charming and funnier. Mae Whitman actually makes the main character likable, where in the book she was kind of a b****

I'd watch Mae Whitman in just about anything. I saw where this was going from early on and I was determined not to support it because I felt sure she was going to get a makeover and bam! life would just turn around for her, and honestly that's not realistic -- nor should it be. And while it did turn out to be predictable, Bianca did not sell herself short in the end and I'm pretty pleased with that. But there were definitely parts that were hard to watch -- I was definitely the DUFF in middle school, high school, and hell -- even now I'm the DUFF. But I'm much more okay with me than I used to be. Anyway my point is that watching her be humiliated over and over again was painful to watch, because it called back a lot of that, but I loved that in the end she was true to herself. There need to be more movies geared toward teenaged girls telling them that it is 10,000% okay to be exactly who they are.

I really liked this movie. It was very realistic, except for a few scenes.

The inclusion of Twitter handles for each of the major cast/crew in the credits was a very unexpected touch.