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The movie picks up at Lizzie's 8th grade graduation, as she is about to enter High School (Sadly the show has stopped filming, as High School is too mature for Disney viewers?). Lizzie and a number of other kids are going on a two-week trip to Rome to meet their new principal and get a taste of culture. Upon arriving, Lizzie makes a shocking discovery and is (kinda) torn between a new life or her old one. The ensemble cast is at its finest in this 95 minute flick, with great preformances by Kate, Ethan, and Gordo (her classmates) who make the movie a lot more funny. Alex Borstein, who plays the drill sargent like principal Ungermeyer really shines and is cause for some of the biggest laughs in the flick. The cartoon Lizzie from the shows is also prominent, and provides good narration for the flim.

The extra features on the dvd aren't anything special, and seem mainly there for the purpose of boosting Hilary's music career. In fact, one could argue that was the purpose of the movie,as her two songs are prominent throughout the film, which itself centered on preforming and singing. We'll see how it all turns out I suppose, but if you liked the show I'd say watch this flick. If you've never seen the show, maybe pass up the movie, as while it is entertaining, the plot is a little repetitive.

It was really cute
My two nieces are nuts about Lizzie Mc Guire so I was anxious to see the movie and know what the fuss was all about.

Lizzie Mc Guire (Hilary Duff) is your common teenager - shy, afraid of singing for her parents at home, image conscious, and a little brother who tries to get her most embarassing moments on videotape for blackmail.

When the class president is unable to make the speech at her junior high school graduation, and the VP is MIA, Mc Guire (class treasurer) is chosen for the task a few minutes before the ceremony begins. She stutters throughout the speech, says the president would have wanted her to get a drink of water, trips over the stage curtain, and the whole thing winds up on "Good Morning America."

Lizzie goes on a trip to Rome with her classmates (and trying to forget her foul up and make a "fresh start" didn't hurt) and meets up with charismatic Paolo (Yani Gellman). People mistake her for Paolo's singing partner, Isabella (who looks like Lizzie with black hair). He tells Lizzie that Isabella doesn't want anything to do with the duo anymore and how she will have to make an appearance on the Italian Video Music Awards and act as Isabella so he is not sued by his record company.

The only gripe I have was some unfavorable depictions of Italians in the movie (there's more to the language than "Si") but there is justice done in the beautiful depictions of La Citta Eterna - Rome.

The ending wasn't at all what I had expected, coming out of virtually nowhere (which is great. If you know what's going to happen, why bother seeing the movie?). Hilary Duff is cute and her character is simply adorable.

I don't want to ruin the ending but take your children to see it. It's definitely worth it.

A GREAT MOVIE FOR HILARY DUFF TO PLAY IN!
TERRIFIC!I FIRST SAW IT WITH MY FRIEND,AND WE BOTH LOVED IT!HILARY DUFF IS GREAT PLAYING LIZZIE!I LIKED THE SONG"WHAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF"AND I`M A BOY!!!!BUT I KINDAVE COULDENT HELP IT!!!THE TRAILER MADE IT LOOK SO GOOD!!!I RECCOMEND THIS MOVIE FOR EVERYBODY!