stanhill Rob Schneider was born to do these movies, and although not masterpieces, they're funny enough to justify wasting a bit of time. Despite what the critics and many others think, I'm enjoying this nonsense, and hope he makes more. I must ad, that Hardin woman, who plays the boss's boss on the Office, is like, about as beautiful as can be. Does not hurt make this movie enjoyable to watch. I liked Schneider in The Animal, and as the lady's man (Gigolo), and this 'The Hot Chick' fits his resume to a tee. Silly as the plot is, it holds enough positive values and clever twists to raise it to respectability.Corny and childish as some of its plumbed depths are, it still works as a funny movie.SH

xsophietaylorx The Hot Chick is so under rated I don't understand how people cannot like it! The film is so harmless it really is just fun to watch. The bad ratings are just not fair the film is a simple comedy film. My personal favourite scene which I found myself crying and laughing at is in the locker room when Billy is saying how much he likes Jessica all these lovely love quotes I found myself crying at the poor cuteness of it but then laughing at Rob Scheidners role in the scene, It really is hysterical actually had me howling Overall the film is just harmless fun and enjoyable to watch many times through out the film I found myself smiling All though it isn't no Oscar winning comedy film it is worth a watch definitely.

Chase_Witherspoon Beat me with a rubber hose and call me a fool, but I think this Rob Schneider vehicle is his best, and an hilarious comedy to boot. It concerns thirty-something small time crook and general pervert (Schneider) inadvertently occupying the body of a senior high school queen and prima donna (McAdams) after he finds one of her earrings, an ancient relic transporting a centuries old curse. Soon thereafter he has to convince his BFF (Faris) that although he looks and sounds like Rob Schneider, he's actually a teenage girl inside.The script is the hero with so many great one-liners and set-ups, there's a guaranteed laugh in every scene. Robert Davi is somewhat wasted as Faris' pre-occupied father, and otherwise the cast is shallow, but Schneider and Faris in particular are very good. In between awkward moments that predictably revolve around discovering his (or her) manhood and now relative unkempt appearance, he moonlights as the Mexican gardener Taquito, working for his family while he tries to recover his female body (now living life as a criminal having taken Schneider's place).Plenty of site gags (there's an hilarious pillow fighting scene) and toilet humour (literally), well paced and hitched to a moralistic tale of true beauty being on the inside for those who like a message with their movie. Adam Sandler co-produces and has a cameo as a hooch smoking hippie ("you can store your weed in here") and this in my opinion, is their most successful collaboration to date.

Jackson Booth-Millard I had heard the title of this film before, and I assumed because of the lead actor it was meant to be rated terrible, but I was surprised to see it had some positive things said, so I decided I had to see if I would find it funny. Basically Jessica Spencer (Rachel McAdams) is a popular and attractive high school student, with friends April (Scary Movie's Anna Faris), Keecia (Maritza Murray), and Lulu (Alexandra Holden), but she has low opinions of others, including overweight Hildenburg (Megan Kuhlmann) and goth like Eden (Sam Doumit), and she has her rivals, like Bianca (Maria-Elena Laas). One day the girls visit a mall and find a shop full of African stuff, and Jessica spots a pair of ancient earrings, the shop keeper cannot sell them to her though because of their high value, so she steals them. At the same time, small time criminal Clive Maxtone (Rob Schneider) is robbing a gas station, and in the process he is forced to pretend to be the attendant for the girls, and Jessica accidentally drops one of the earrings which he picks up, and back at home they both put one of the pair on their ear. The next morning, the curse put on the earrings has caused them to swap bodies, so Jessica has become Clive, and vice versa, and this comes at a bad time because Jessica (Schneider) is meant to take part in a cheerleaders competition and there is the prom. After convincing best friend April and the other who she is, and forced to show her new penis, they have to investigate why she has swapped bodies, and find a way to restore her, and in the meantime all she can do is try to be manly. They do eventually find out about the cursed earrings, and returning to the shop the shopkeeper explains how they work and that the only way to swap back again is to find the other one, or it will be permanent. Jessica lives with April in the meantime and manages to secure two manly jobs, and her own parents cleaner also trying to rekindle their relationship, and as the school janitor, and she spies on her boyfriend Billy (Mrs. Doubtfire's Matthew Lawrence) who loves her. She is also spying on April's boyfriend Jake (Dumb and Dumberer: When Harry Met Lloyd's Eric Christian Olsen), who is having it off with another girl, and as time goes by April is falling in love with the new Jessica. As all this has been going Clive, inside Jessica's body, has been forced into buying period products, but he has been making money using the body he now owns to get away with a lot, making money off of men, seducing them in their cars, Billy included. After winning the cheer leading competition, it comes to the night of the prom, Jessica taking April, and she manages to seemingly convince Billy of her identity too, but he runs away in disgust and unwillingness to give into feelings he had before. Hildenburg sees Clive on the news, and all the girls go to a pole dancing club, where he has been Jessica's body to get high tips, and both earrings are recovered, and put on Jessica and Clive return to their rightful bodies. Jessica makes up with Billy and they share a true love kiss, Clive is arrested, but escapes, still wearing lingerie, and picked up by a homosexual bartender that as Jessica his body had seen before. Also starring Licence to Kill's Robert Davi as Stan, Melora Hardin as Carol, Adam Sandler as Bongo playing shop assistant, Fay Hauser as Mrs. Thomas, Jodi Long as Korean Mother, Matt Weinerg as Booger, and Dick Gregory as Bathroom Attendant. Schneider is certainly what makes this film what it is, and he creates most of the laughs with his committed feminine side with girly mannerisms that make him look very camp, I admit they could have shown a bit more of McAdams being manly, but it doesn't matter much. The body swap concept is something I have seen numerous times, Freaky Friday is the obvious example, but this was probably the first time I'd seen man swap with woman, and it is done in a most amusing fashion that actually works, a fun comedy. Worth watching!