Get Over It

Name: Get Over It
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Released: March 9, 2001
Duration: 87 min
Rating: 52
Cast: Ben Foster, Kirsten Dunst

2001

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Dimension Films | Release Date: March 9, 2001 | R

Starring: Ben Foster, Kirsten Dunst

Summary: Berke Landers (Foster) has done the impossible and landed the babe of everyone's high school dreams, Allison (Sagemiller). Just as he is really beginning to enjoy his newfound popularity -- he gets unexpectedly dissed for the hot new guy in school. Crushed, he is willing do just about anything to win Allison back. (Miramax)

Director: Tommy O'Haver

Genre(s): Comedy, Romance

Rating: R

Runtime: 87 min

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Mick LaSalle

Breaks the formula for teen romances. Martin Short, as the vain and zany drama teacher, does not disappoint. Read full review

Chris Kaltenbach

A delightful and exuberant bit of romantic comedy and, as a bonus, it breathes new life into a pair of '70s musical chestnuts long off our culture's radar screens.

Jami Bernard

A charmer with an attractive cast and an excellent soundtrack. Read full review

TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

Anonymously titled and packaged like a vulgar teen sex comedy, this candy-colored trifle is so precious it nearly floats away on a cloud of fairy dust. Read full review

Eddie Cockrell

A mildly diverting, largely inoffensive teen laffer that's long on cartoonish high school hijinks but short on dramatic concentration and crucial story details. Read full review

Mr. Showbiz Kevin Maynard

Deserves to be applauded for not casting Freddie Prinze Jr., but this sloppy, somnolent, strung-together flick pales when compared to such other teenage riffs on classic literature as "Clueless" and "10 Things I Hate About You."

Ernest Hardy

A lobotomized updating of "A Midsummer Night's Dream." Read full review

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WJStrobelight

Nov 16, 2015

This film is nothing short of a cult classic. A crazy good farce that shouldn't be written off. Stellar performances by the entire cast (yes, including Sisqó) elevate what would otherwise be a standard teen movie. Ben Foster is the perfect leading man, grounding the entire film and onlyThis film is nothing short of a cult classic. A crazy good farce that shouldn't be written off. Stellar performances by the entire cast (yes, including Sisqó) elevate what would otherwise be a standard teen movie. Ben Foster is the perfect leading man, grounding the entire film and only making everything funnier. Martin Short, obviously, steals the film. Nearly every one of his lines is quotable. Stylistically this film is funky, fun, and well-executed. Tone is the hardest thing to achieve in films and this one nails it from the beginning and never falters. It's not a movie for everybody, but those who love it know exactly why it's a lasting and worthwhile comedy.… Expand

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