John Tucker Must Die

As if Brittany Snow isn't insanely beautiful LMAOOOOO

Why don't we put dumb movies like this in theaters anymore?

"You're like the Swiss. You're neutered."

Actually pretty fun.

I'm not sure what I was expecting coming into this, the early scenes suggested it was about be a long 87 minutes ahead. However, pleasantly, 'John Tucker Must Die' is entertaining. It's most definitely not one to take solemnly, but if you see it for what it is you might have a decent time.

The cast work delightfully together, even if they do - along with all the other characters - act cliché more often than not. Brittany Snow is surprisingly impressive as Kate, her body language and facial expressions are actually perfect for the role. Ashanti (Heather), Sophia Bush (Beth) and Arielle Kebbel (Carrie) support solidly. Jesse Metcalfe (John) seems to play the same role every time, but there's no denying he connects with Kate well.

Very silly and not a masterpiece by any definition, yet there is much to sit back with and enjoy. A mindless comedy.

[7/10] Still a fun watch, though I definitely enjoyed it more when it first came out. Some of the jokes were always dumb and still don’t land, but overall, it’s just entertaining. I actually find myself rooting for pretty much everyone at some point—even John (though he did deserve a bit of torture, lol).

One thing I love about this movie is how easy it is to watch. I was dreading the inevitable conflict before I remembered how quickly it all resolves. It’s just goofy, and all the characters become pretty likable in the end. If you haven't seen it, I'd recommend it (supposing it sounds at all like anything you want to watch).

This movie is just like every other early 2000s high school rom-com, for better and worse. Nice comfort content if you like the genre, even if it is not something that has aged particularly well after nearly 20 years.

Rating: 3/5 - 7.5/10 - Worth Watching

Exactly what you expect from a chick flick. Still a fun watch.

This film is nice. Good humor and a moral final unexpected makes it enjoyable. Nothing exceptional, of course, but a good pastime.

I never wanted to watch this as a college student when it came out. And finally gave in almost 2 decades later. Fantastic casting (Ashanti cannot act and I hate hate hate Jenny McCarthy - but this was a millennial dream.

The movie itself was absolutely terrible. But it was a fun journey back to the mid 2000s