How to Deal (New Line Platinum Series) | Mandy Moore (II), Allison Janney

How to Deal (New Line Platinum Series) | Mandy Moore (II), Allison Janney | heart warming

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How to Deal (New L...

	How to Deal (New Line Platinum Series) Mandy Moore (II), Allison Janney New Line Home Video, 2004 average customer review:based on 84 reviews view larger image
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Mandy Moore stars as Halley, a young hip high school student who believes that love will never happen to her and that her life is a mess. Her father is marrying a woman she can't stand, her mother is alone, her sister's wedding plans are taking over her life and her friends at school only care about cheerleading and football. All seems lost until she meets a boy who shows her what love is all about.

best mandy moore movie!

one of the best mandy moore movies ever!
next to a walk to remember... LOVEEE it!

heart warming

it's a striaght out all the way around great movie and heart warming

Finally, a GOOD teen movie...

I love a good cheesy teen movie, and I was expecting How to Deal to be another one of those movies in the vein of Mean Girls or John Tucker Must Die. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. How to Deal is not your typical teen comedy and, in fact, is more drama than comedy. Mandy Moore plays a teenage girl who is dealing with her parents' divorce, her father's remarriage, her sister's engagement, and her own cynical views on true love. At the same time, a close friend dies and she finds out her best friend is pregnant. This is a movie rife with teen issues that rarely see the light of day, and it's handled in a clever and amusing way. The characters are thoroughly fleshed out, so there's no point where you're sitting around wondering about their motivations. And all these issues are covered from the sides of both the teenagers and the adults. How to Deal is not just another teen movie. It's a GOOD teen movie, which sadly is a rarity these days.

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Likeable

I definately can connnect with Mandy Moore's character's feelings. She's believable. Allison Janney is really solid, as usual. All of the characters are important and well played. It's fun but I appreicated it more after I saw a time or two. It grew on me. It's not the first thing I pick up when I have a choice but I'm not willing to part with it either.

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