A Review of 'She's The Man'

She’s the Man

03.05.2007(South Korea)

105min- Comedy, Romance

Director: Andy Fickman

Writers: Ewan Lesile(screen play and story), Karen McCullah Lutz(screen play), and Kirsten Smith(screen play)

Stars: Amanda Bynes(Viola), Laura Ramsey(Olivia), James Kirk(Sebastian), Channing Tatum(Duke)

‘She’s the Man’ is mostly similar a play called The Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare. It is that a twins are separated when ship wrecks in somewhere Italy. Viola works as a servant in palace of the Duke and meets Olivia. Olivia falls in love with Viola, but she disguised as a man and has a feeling toward the Duke. Finally every single secret is revealed and they get married both of them.

 A flim, She’s the Man, is that Sebastian flies away to London for a couple weeks, so Viola goes to his boarding school instead of him. She disguises and joins the school football team. She has been growing a feeling toward Duke, and finally she reveals her secret and they get together at last. After watching this, I am so excited that Viola reveals her secret and debuts to social club with Duke. I like the setting where takes place at school because it is possible to experience American school culture indirectly. Ideas that living as a man, and woman likes man’s sports attaches my attention to enjoy the film.