Here that actress is Melissa Joan Hart, best known for her starring role on television's Sabrina The Teenage Witch. While she has some serious television talent, she seems more suited to supporting roles on the big screen, although she turns in a decent performance here. Although Grenier has some serious screen time and even shares the cover with Joan Hart, it's obvious the movie hinges on her. As with many of these peppy teen movies, the colors are juiced to the Nth degree, so some bleeding and minor oversaturation does occur. Given the amount and intensity of the hues, it's surprising the colors don't mess up more.
Black levels seem correct, with no detail loss and only minor shadow layering problems.
On the compression front, some shimmering appears, but nothing to get worked up about. Audio Again, Drive Me Crazy takes the same path as it's genre brethren, using a hip soundtrack that dominates the audio. The surrounds will come to live during the music, which sounds full and rich. Aside from that, you'll notice some limited subtle use, but not much. Dialogue is excellent though, with nice clarity and a reasonable volume.