17 Again

Well, never thought I'd watch this, but I did. The idea isn't original, nor is the presentation.

Starts out shallowly explaining how Matthew Perry's character's life got the way it was. From there he meets a janitor who asks him if he'd want relive his teen years and says yes. After some lame circumstances, he becomes Zac Efron. From there he now goes to school with his children and through that becomes the cool kid in school with morals (realistic) and gains a closer relationship with his kids and bettering them. Oddly enough, he gets closer to his wife/ex-wife.

The movie really has tons of plot holes. Especially at the end. It is delivered horribly as well. Thomas Lennon's side role makes no sense, either. The only plus I can give it is that maybe 2 or 3 jokes made me laugh.

This movie is good for people who love Zac Efron, and don't mind a watchable, yet awful movie.

I rate this movie 4.9 out of 10.