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<blockquote data-quote="ClassyCo" data-source="post: 437328" data-attributes="member: 7">JOHN TUCKER MUST DIE (2006) It&#039;s one of those goofy teen comedies, but I had never seen it before a few days ago. I remember when it came out back in 2006. If memory serves me, this movie was heavily advertised because I recall the &quot;John Tucker Must Die!&quot; catchphrase being in all sorts of TV promotional spots back then. Anyway, the basic plot of the movie is quite simple. A trio of girls, cheerleader Heather (Ashanti), liberal vegan Beth (Sophia Bush), and overachiever Carrie (Arielle Kebbel), have all been jilted by high school heartbreaker John Tucker (Jesse Metcalfe). They recruit the help of new girl Kate (Brittany Snow), and set out on their mission to make him pay for all the hearts he has broken. In the process, John redeems himself somewhat, and Kate ends up romancing his brother Scott (Penn Badgley). The movie was alright. It has some funny moments, but I must admit that a lot of the acting seemed quite amateurish. They could&#039;ve rehearsed a little more. But, even so, I enjoyed it and found it to be fun. Probably won&#039;t watch it again anytime soon, though. [ATTACH=full]58554[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ClassyCo, post: 437328, member: 7"] [B][U][SIZE=5]JOHN TUCKER MUST DIE (2006)[/SIZE][/U][/B] It's one of those goofy teen comedies, but I had never seen it before a few days ago. I remember when it came out back in 2006. If memory serves me, this movie was heavily advertised because I recall the "John Tucker Must Die!" catchphrase being in all sorts of TV promotional spots back then. Anyway, the basic plot of the movie is quite simple. A trio of girls, cheerleader Heather (Ashanti), liberal vegan Beth (Sophia Bush), and overachiever Carrie (Arielle Kebbel), have all been jilted by high school heartbreaker John Tucker (Jesse Metcalfe). They recruit the help of new girl Kate (Brittany Snow), and set out on their mission to make him pay for all the hearts he has broken. In the process, John redeems himself somewhat, and Kate ends up romancing his brother Scott (Penn Badgley). The movie was alright. It has some funny moments, but I must admit that a lot of the acting seemed quite amateurish. They could've rehearsed a little more. But, even so, I enjoyed it and found it to be fun. Probably won't watch it again anytime soon, though. [ATTACH type="full" width="354px"]58554[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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