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This G-rated effort from the wholesome twins covers the rites of passage of American 16-year-olds: getting the driver's license and getting the cherry red convertible (OK, that may not be universal). Mary-Kate and Ashley (playing twins Taylor and Kylie) invite two girlfriends to hit the road with them for the Winter Olympics in Utah, while three male friends attempt to make the same trip in their convertible. But the expedition is fraught with snafus: one car stolen, the other damaged, flight delays, and wrong buses. In the end, the kids hook up with a teenage orange-grove heiress who ferries them in her dad's private jet. They miss the Winter Games but get to snowboard, ski, and do cannonballs into a heated pool. One parental peeve: Although the girls wear ski helmets, they never "buckle up" during the numerous car scenes. This 80-minute movie will appeal most to girls ages 8 to 12. --Kimberly Heinrichs
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5.0 out of 5 stars
The best!!!!!!,
By Nina-Martine (Norway) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Getting There:Sweet 16&License (VHS Tape)
I'm a HUGE fan of Mary-Kate & Ashley, and have a lot of movies. But I have to say, that this is the best one so far!!!!! I absolutly love the Mustang!!! The music in the movie's awesome!! Mary-Kate & Ashley play really great aswell. On the DVD you get a lot of extras. Behind the Scenes, Alternative ending and more.......... If you don't own this, get it now!!!
1.0 out of 5 stars
Well, it may have been good if they had included a plot...,
By Nick (Plattsburgh, New York United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Getting There:Sweet 16&License (VHS Tape)
I'm not even going to begin talking about how unrealistic this movie is because it's irrelevent. What IS relevent is the clear lack of talent involved in this film. The Olsen twins ARE NOT ACTORS!!!! They are personalities. They play the same characters in EVERY MOVIE THEY ARE IN. If you are a particularly materialistic person, and go to movies because of the cute guy or girl or the cool cars or clothing, then this movie will be your dream come true. But for everyone else, this movie is a horrible, nightmarish abomination on the face of the planet. Here are the problems:Acting? None whatsoever. I wish I could make money by being myself on film. Dialogue? Nope. The words "like" and "dude" are uttered every five seconds. Cinematography? Repetetive. The audience is insulted because obviously we can't tell the difference between one shot which is tinted blue, and another shot which is opaque. Entertainment value? Maybe if you like the whole "road trip gone wrong" thing. But this is even poorly done because of the complete lack of any sense of humor. Plot? Predictable at best, confusingly simple at worst. Climax? A stirringly boring monologue of Mary-Kate's, in which she pours her heart out to an unknown teenage pianist. In as few words as I can put it, I hate this movie.
1.0 out of 5 stars
this is a great movie! - a review from a 16 yr old girl,
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This review is from: Getting There:Sweet 16&License (VHS Tape)
You'd think Mary-Kate and Ashley would do a movie that wasn't embarrassingly stupid sometime in their life. Yet, they are already sixteen and they're repetitive idiocy keeps oblivious kids, hopeful teens, and perverted old guys happy. Getting There is probably the worst of their movies. We already know that the twins can't act for crap, but that doesn't mean they have to act retarded. Bask in MK&A and friends' corny lives with no sense of depth and real life. If I were one of their parents, I would check under the teens' bed for a supply of drugs and alcohol. Just watch this movie and you'll see. They seriously act like their on something. It makes you want to do a spoof of the movie, but if you did, the spoof would be exactly like the real thing.
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