Frenemies (2012)

I absolutely loved this movie, it was an awesome movie coming from a 23 year old! I do recommend! So upset I can't find on DVD as they took it off Netflix!

Now this movie has some really unhelpful advice to your kids, most of it would be only successful in an ideal world. It's split into 3 parts each mentioning something about a terrible moral judgment, I'll spoil the basics. 1. There's this kid who for a simply girl; tells his dog to get out, (whom I expect he didn't have the best relationship with anyway), later he finds out that she's been going out with a few more guys because of another girl who has a crush on him. 2. A couple of young teenagers who are extremely obsessed with the fashion industry, (whom nobody at the school knows about for some odd reason), are invited for a job opportunity and bump into some narcissistic adult. They are eventually told by her that only one of them can have a job, so they both go through some bogus random coincidences to interview the exact same guy, after that's done they realize he was a fraud and both of them submit the same exact story for the job. At last, both of them are rightfully denied because the business lady can't afford 2 people. 3. Two girls who look exactly like each other decide to swap their lives, and everyone is too big of an idiot to notice that something doesn't seem right. They eventually decide that they want their lives back and finally put some random impacts on the other people involved.Basically I would not recommend this at all. There are tons of great Disney movies I would recommend over this, and more realistic and believable.

Okay, I won't lie; this movie made me chuckle a few times. But at the end of the day it was stupid, trashy nonsense and I'm not just saying that because it's a film aimed at kids. You can watch much better movies with your children. I'd even recommend "High School Musical" over this garbage.Some of the messages it sends out are bizarre. Best friends are great and all but are you really going to let friendship get in the way of a huge career opportunity? And why did the first mindless tween let his dog get in the way of a relationship? Granted, it wasn't a very healthy relationship, but who knows how many more times he's going to put his dog before actual people? And as for act three... well, I don't even have to go into that. It was a total rip-off of "The Parent Trap." This film is a cliché storm and compared to this, "Camp Rock" looks like "The Godfather." By all means, skip it.

This Disney movie is actually a trilogy with three acts but the same plot. The first Act is about a popular, pretty girl who tricked a science geek, Nick to do all the work for their Science Project which they are supposed to be working together on. But It's not really about Stephanie, it's about Nick and his bestfriend, a dog. But of course, since it's a Disney movie, the act is supposed to end happily. The second act is about two best friends, Zendeya and Bella doing everything they can to win the editor job from each other, now, I can say this part is cliché because of it's ending. They remain best friends and nothing can tear them apart. The third act is a modernized version of the prince and the pauper. When Emma and Savannah, both played by the same person, first met each other they decided to switch because their life is so 'different' from each others so at the end, everyone find out and it turns out they are both comfortable with their own lives, which I'm not surprised with.So all in all, I think it's not a bad film, It's mostly cliché best friend stuffs but can be pretty entertaining.