The DUFF

I must admit I put this on as a distraction on a quiet Sunday afternoon and wasn't expecting much from it. However a great script, outstanding performances from the cast - Mae Whitman is amazing - and the chemistry between Robbie Amell and Mae Whitman made this an adorable, amusing romantic teen comedy.

This is actually one of the few teenagers comdies that I liked, cause it's so fun and full of the emotions that I've experienced in high school just like bullying and being invisible, everytime I see this movie I feel more confident about myself and just loving it.

I went and watched this movie with my mum and younger brother! Firstly I will say never watch it with an 11 year old boy, it is the stupidest mistake you can make all they do is hide under there jumpers the whole time.

A teenage movie that obviously will play out one way or another depending on whether you like those or not. It's pretty witty and it has some genuine jokes in it (not to mention some very funny supporting cast to boot with).

This was beyond terrible. It's a total rip off of the 90's movie "She's All That.

No doubt the plot was more or less the same story of a not hot girl (a DUFF in 2015) try to change herself then lose her friend but finally discover that this isn't herself and end up with the guy who she did not target in the first place. You can figure all this out from the first 5 minutes of the movie.

I see a lot of people comparing this film to movies like 'she's all that' and all the transformation movies and I want to make it clear right now this movie is not that. The main character in this film is told she's the DUFF and actively seeks help to change that.

And just appreciate it for what it was...an underrated comedy.

The premise of the movie might be a little cliche. But it definitely brings back the 90s movie vibe where things are simple yet heart warming.