Joyce Hyser,
Clayton Rohner,
Billy Jayne,
William Zabka,
Toni Hudson
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In this uneven teen comedy, an aspiring female high-school journalist assumes a fake male identity after her essay on just that subject -- a woman posing as a male jock -- is rejected in a contest. Mi... read more
DVD Release Date: February 24, 2004
Stats: 545 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (545)
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May 4, 2011
I can remember renting this one about 15 years or so, (no comments about my age, please!), and thinking it was not all that good. Have just now re-watched it as it was on Crackle, (that web site again, what did I say about bad news for me?!), and I couldn't really remember it too... read more
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January 19, 2011
A great drama/comedy about sexism in high school. The cast is great, and it's very funny too. Loved this movie.
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February 7, 2010
One of those movies that at times are comical but other times are sweet. :)
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September 23, 2009
Good 80's movie because the acting is bad but in a good 80's way which doesn't make sense unless you like the 80's
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June 24, 2007
This movie is OK. It has all the typical silly parts when a girl is pretending to be a guy - troubles in gym (especially in skins vs shirts), etc. I thought Joyce Hyser was fine as an actress - wonder why I have not seen her in any other movies.
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January 6, 2007
Not a big fan of 80s teen comedies, nor have I ever been particularly fond of the gender-bending variety -- this one, however, has a little more going for it. And Joyce Hyser is just HOT -- come on!
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April 30, 2010
Campy 80's teen movie, but enjoyable. OK way to pass some time. Joyce Hyser's cross-gender perf is pretty good.
Critic Reviews
The film is a bit too fashion conscious to make a very strong point about appearances not meaning anything. Full Review
Most of the male-female situations Terry finds herself in are played for laughs, and the film eventually sinks into an all too typical conclusion, but the observations regarding the nature of sexualit... Full Review
Innocuously likable little mini-Tootsie.
Just One of the Guys is worth repeated viewing, especially for Hyser's hilarious and charismatic performance. Full Review
Innocuous and highly-spirited screwball comedy about changing genders in a zany nod for advancement. Gottlieb's nutty narrative is inspired in its cheap laughs
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