Plot Summary: At 17 Mike O'Donell was on top of the world; he was the star of his high school basketball team, and was a shoo in for a college scholarship. And is dating his soul mate, Scarlett. But on what's suppose to be his big game wherein college scouts are checking him out, Scarlett reveals that she's pregnant. Mike decides to leave the game and asks Scarlett to marry him which she does. During their marriage, Mike could only whine about the life he lost because he married her. So she throws him out. And when he loses his job, he returns to the only place he's happy at - his old high school. And while looking at his high school photo, a janitor asks him if he wishes he could be 17 again and he says yes. One night while driving he sees the janitor on a bridge and apparently jumps in and he goes after him. When he returns to his friend, Ned's house, where he has been staying, he sees that he is 17 again. He decides to take this opportunity to get the life he lost.
The worn-out body-switching premise gets put back in the game in the amusing but forgettable Zac Efron vehicle “17 Again.”
The familiar material scores just enough charm points from its heartthrob and laugh-out-loud assists from supporting player Thomas Lennon to keep it from getting as stale as the air in the boy’s locker room.
Okay so my mom is really annoying like in a movie is it says D***k or slut she always says i cant believe they said that or i don't think that was apporprite
and i want to see 17 again i am 13 but my mom wants to go to the movies with me *sigh* so might you be able to tell me what are the worst parts in the movie
wel.. im 13 and i went to go see it with my dad it was funny and cool. they do say some bad words, but its nuthing u havnt herd befor. and they hand out condoms and you see this naked guys butt but its not a main part and theres kissing and stuff. but its a realy good movie =]
Jade♥ | Apr 27, 2009
well i does have some kinda bad parts but its not for people under 14 and it gets worse than wat u said it does have cussing a couple of its moments
RootBeer Luver | Mar 11, 4706
What does the letter in 17 again really say?
May 01, 2009 by Haley | Posted in Movies
In the new movie 17 again, zac efron reads a letter to scarlet in the courthouse about loving her and postponing the divorce. After scarlet postpones the divorce, she picks up the letter left behind. What exaclty does the paper have written on it?
I watched it online, so I couldn't really make it out, but I think it was just a scrap paper, like a grocery list or something
Owned By An Aussie | May 01, 2009
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The worn-out body-switching premise gets put back in the game in the amusing but forgettable Zac Efron vehicle “17 Again.” The familiar material scores just DVD release--'17 Again' fresh, funnyall 3 news articles »
Though it uses a well-worn formula, 17 Again has just enough Zac Efron charm to result in a harmless, pleasurable teen comedy. What would you do if you got 17 Again on Blu-ray Disc : Review By Rachel Cericolaall 7 news articles »
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Columbus DispatchNew on DVD: 'I Love You, Man,' '17 Again,' '90210'You may be surprised by Zac Efron, too, who begins the task of proving he's more than just a pretty face with "17 Again" (PG-13, $28.98). New DVD releases include '17 Again' and 'The Class'New on DVD: I Love You Man, 17 Again, Gigantic, and The Class"I Love You Man," "17 Again" new on DVD - -all 109 news articles »
The worn-out body-switching premise gets put back in the game in the amusing but forgettable Zac Efron vehicle “17 Again.” The familiar material scores just DVD release--'17 Again' fresh, funnyall 3 news articles »
Though it uses a well-worn formula, 17 Again has just enough Zac Efron charm to result in a harmless, pleasurable teen comedy. What would you do if you got 17 Again on Blu-ray Disc : Review By Rachel Cericolaall 7 news articles »
Dread Central'I Love You, Man' tops video chartsOn Home Media Magazine's video rental chart for the week, the two comedies also finished first and second, respectively, although "17 Again" only generated I Love You, Man tops Blu-ray sales, rentalsall 40 news articles »
Columbus DispatchNew on DVD: 'I Love You, Man,' '17 Again,' '90210'You may be surprised by Zac Efron, too, who begins the task of proving he's more than just a pretty face with "17 Again" (PG-13, $28.98). New DVD releases include '17 Again' and 'The Class'New on DVD: I Love You Man, 17 Again, Gigantic, and The Class"I Love You Man," "17 Again" new on DVD - -all 109 news articles »
