A good movie with a few gender-benders along the way.

Rating: 9/10 (29 March 2006)

The movie began with Amanda Bynes playing soccer with friends on the beach, a little too implausible but it got across the point of the fact that she can play better than her boyfriend(the captain of the school's team . When she and her teammates on the girls soccer team discover their team has been cut, they ask the coach to let them try out for the guy's team,and they are told a statement similar to that of Harvard's previous headmaster, men are better than women in athletics. Viola(Amanda Bynes) goes home upset where she decides to switch places with her twin brother while he's away in England getting his band started. So she goes to his school and is awkward even once she looks like a guy so she makes her roommate and his friends think she/he is a dork. So she along with the girls on her soccer team convince them that she/he is a playboy and wins their respect. So the story goes on and Viola has to go to a carnival as herself because of a promise earlier in the movie to her mother. Sebastian(her brother) also promised to be there but since he's in a distant land, Amanda Bynes is forced to run around changing between her normal self and her "brother". Her mother she discovers has signed her up for the kissing booth where her roommate is at. They kiss and her former boyfriend(the one mentioned earlier)gets into a fight with her roommate(whose in "like" with another girl). Afterwards she finds out he still likes the girl, Olivia, who pretends to like her roommate to make "Sebastian" jealous. So at the game Sebastian, the real one, shows up and is forced into the soccer game Viola was going to play in. So he is accused of pretending to be a guy and flashes(you see nothing) the crowds in response. Then viola and him switch and she tells her roommate and flashes him and the crowds to make him believe her. And the story continues and ends with Violas roommate at her coming out party in puppy love.