A lesbian cheerleader goes to a faith-based camp to "reform" homosexuality.
When Ted Haggard claimed that he could essentially "pray the gay away," I thought that not only was it one of the most ridiculous things I had ever heard but that it would also work as fantastic fodder fo... read more
Natasha Lyonne,
Cathy Moriarty,
Bud Cort,
Mink Stole,
RuPaul
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In this satire, parents who are worried that their children might not be walking the straight and narrow path discover a rehabilitation camp designed to curb alternative lifestyles. Megan (Natasha Lyo... read more
Directed by: Jamie Babbit
Release Date: June 23, 2000
DVD Release Date: October 3, 2000
Stats: 2,369 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (2,369)
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April 28, 2011
The title is much more interesting than the actual film, which can be quite dull given its subject matter. Definitely could have milked it more for the laughs.
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January 18, 2010
Very clever and very funny. I don't know why I had this listed as "Not Inteested." I've seen it twice already!
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June 23, 2009
wait a minute! this was actually pretty funny. (and hot) im starting to like Natasha Lyonne.
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January 25, 2009
It was pretty campy but I guess that was part of the point. I love Clea Duvall, she was perfect.
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January 8, 2009
I don't know if I praise this film for glorifying homosexuality before many other films or degrade the film for being just so stupid.
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October 5, 2007
Got about half way through it, someone came over and I got embarassed to be watching it and turned it off. Not that sad about it either.
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August 20, 2007
Superb performances from a great cast, wonderfully chosen music, and a realistic and human story highlight this sleeper satire that is both hillarious and deeply touching and heartfelt, often simultaneously. I highly reccomend this film,which is quite comparable to Saved!- anothe... read more
Critic Reviews
Dumb, heavy-handed satire.
Too often she substitutes petulance for the curiosity and determination the role requires. Full Review
Ungainly sentiment and unnecessary stylization.
Any self-respecting lesbian should rear up in horror at [this movie]. Full Review
Gay love satire for mature older teens and up. Full Review
Very quickly grows repetitive and groan-inducing. Full Review
The movie blows it by (A) trading in witless stereotypes and (B) not being remotely funny. Full Review
But I'm a Cheerleader may seem too elementary to a sophisticated crowd Full Review
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