An Underrated Film

I'm currently watching Eurotrip with my sister. Apparently she has never seen it before. Despite its obvious crudeness it is hilariously funny.


I do prefer though, the little gem that is It's A Boy/Girl Thing. I can't get enough of it. Freaky Friday was one naff bodyswap film, but this one is strangely endearing.


By the way, who is going to buy Avatar when it comes out next week? Will the lack of £D be enough to put you off?


JM

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