Jennette McCurdy Movies

YouTube sensation Fred makes his feature film debut with this frantic comedy that finds the motor-mouthed suburbanite competing against his underhanded neighborhood rival Kevin (Jake Weary) for the affections of their pretty classmate Judy (Pixie Lott). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Four girls at a prestigious private school discover that they can accomplish great things by putting their differences aside, and working together towards a common goal. Paige and Claire are the newest arrivals at Danforth Academy. Though fitting into such an exclusive environment is never easy, it isn't long before the two girls strike up a friendship with returning students Taylor and Abby. In no time, the group is inseparable. Not only is their alliance a great benefit to themselves, but when the students and faculty of Danforth Academy start to fall mysteriously ill, it proves essential in maintaining the reputation of the esteemed private school as well. Could the perpetrators be mean rich girls Riley and Mia? Perhaps Emily, the principal's eccentric daughter is to blame? Science teacher Professor Plume has access to the kind of chemicals that might make people sick, but what motive could he have for poisoning the student body? When Paige, Claire, Taylor, and Abby learn to focus on their similarities rather than their differences, they realize that there's no mystery they can't solve by using a little teamwork. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

 

When a young boy who is about to enter middle school makes a wish that summer will never end, he receives the unique opportunity to live the last day of summer until he finally determines exactly the kind of person he wants to become. It's the last day of summer, and Luke, A.J., and Riley are all about to experience their first day of middle school. As the young trio prepares for the debut of their band Steel Monkey at the local town fair, Luke's older sister makes a comment that leaves her sibling more nervous than ever before at the prospect of entering the next phase of his education. As a result, Luke wishes for a "do-over" day, and is surprised when his wish actually comes true. With all the time in the world to impress his secret crush, stand up to the biggest bully in the neighborhood, and work up the courage to take on the local half-pipe, Luke will finally unlock his true potential and enter middle school with a newfound sense of confidence and self-assurance. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Further cementing 2003 as the year of Ron Shelton cop movies, the director continued his vacation from the sports genre with Hollywood Homicide, a police comedy that comes right on the heels of Shelton's Dark Blue, a decidedly grittier cop thriller. The film stars Harrison Ford and Josh Hartnett as LAPD homicide detectives Joe Gavilan and K.C. Calden, two cops with bigger dreams. Gavilan moonlights as a real estate agent, while Calden teaches yoga and yearns for a career on the big screen. When an entire hip-hop group is murdered on-stage, Gavilan and Calden are called in to handle the case. As their investigation progresses, they begin to suspect that the rappers were offed for attempting to get out of their recording contract with label head Sartain (Isaiah Washington). Along with Bruce Greenwood and Keith David, the supporting cast boasts a plethora of real-life musicians, including Dr. Dre, Gladys Knight, Dwight Yoakam, Master P, and Ronald DeVoe of New Edition and Bell Biv DeVoe. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi