Sydney White (Widescreen Edition)

Funny

Sydney White is a WONDERFUL, HAPPY movie that is hilarious, and poignant.... sends ALL THE RIGHT MESSAGES to children - LOVE this movie :-)

It is an oldie but a goodie! This was so funny and had a great story line.

As I was also a member of a women's fraternity in college I can identify with Sydney's struggles during her pledge weeks, although the girls in my frat were not the "hazing" types. We mostly did charity works and held mixers with different men's frats on campus...a fun way to meet & mingle.This movie does bring back memories tho' ~ there are plenty of friendships brewing in Sydney's own life, although found in the most UNexpected places!Characters are entertaining and relatable to watch, she wins in the end (natch!) while overcoming all obstacles to her own success...and of course, the "bad girls" get their just desserts in the end.All in all, a fun movie for the family ~ probably teens and adults, youngers will most likely not be able to relate....but I, for myself, give it FIVE STARS*****

So nostalgic, one of Amanda’s best films in my opinion. 10/10 would watch again.

I love this movie! It’s a cute college rom-com. If you need a pick me up movie, this one is for you!

Wonderful Amanda Bynes flick! Love the base story from Shakespeare (A Transparency)

I've watched this movie so many times and it never gets old.

Wooow merci merci en français en plus merveilleux !!❤️

Très bonne comédie à regarder en famille ou seul (e)

Excelente historia y actuaciones. Es una trama más de hermandades de universidad pero maneja los valores y la integración y ayuda a los demás.

Purtroppo non avevo letto bene che è SOLO in inglese, non ci sono altre lingue...ho cercato il dvd in italiano ed ha dei prezzi inavvicinabili...che peccato...la mia bimba di 6 anni c'è rimasta male...pazienza. Non ho potuto rendere l 'articolo ovviamente xchè già aperto.

A really cute young teen chick flick type film about a girl who grows up with her dad and only seems to have male role models in her life. Then she attends the college/university that her mother used to attend as a young girl and she definitely isn't the typical girly sorority girl so gets kicked out of the same sorority her mother used to attend and ends up in a house of male misfits. There is of course a love interest thrown in and the great message seems to be it's not all that important to fit it, maybe you were born to stand out?