Follows the main character, a feminist who doesn't believe in the idea of falling in love, especially in heteronormative love, but then she falls and there's undeniable chemistry.
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Anya Adams
Director
Wendi McLendon-Covey
Alyssa Yang
Milo Manheim
Ben Plunkett
Christopher Shyer
Senator Lansing
Peyton Elizabeth Lee
Mandy Yang
Chelah Horsdal
Mrs. Lansing
Margaret Cho
Ms. Chen
Blake Draper
Graham Lansing
Kalyn Miles
Ms Thompson
Jason Sakaki
Charles
Kelcey Mawema
Claire
Arica Himmel
Zenobia
David S. Jung
Tom Yang
Monique A. Green
LaToya
Nolen Dubuc
Kyle
Jasmine Vega
Erica
Savannah Miller
Stephanie
Sean Amsing
Principal Mossler
Mila Morgan
Daria
Matt Mazur
Nate Lansing
Brian Cyburt
Teddy Lansing
Kevin Osea
Carter
Dane Schioler
Logan Lansing
Jude Wilson
Owen
Laura Mac
Singing Waitress
Anthony Lombardo
Writer
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Anyone noticed that Mandy is actually Andi from my favorite show Andi Mack ❤❤🙆♀️🌸
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And by children I mean anyone younger than 12 simply based off of one scene where the young cashier talks about the mc's best friend hooking up with girls. "I mean have you ever put your P in a V" and I know I sound like THAT mom but it was unnecessary and the only added benefit was that I now won't let young ears watch the movie. Not everything has to be sexualized. Other than that, it's a cute movie. Sure the mc is a bit of a pick-me girl with her "that's not feminist or environmentally friendly" attitude but she's a fairly good actress and the storyline is cute, even if a little predictable. But that's what I want in a Disney original movie. Predictability and a lack of vulgarity.
