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Studio: Walt Disney Pictures
Release Date: May 2, 2003
Running Time: 90 mins.
Country Of Origin: United States
synopsis
Thirteen-year-old Lizzie McGuire and her pals Gordo, Kate and Ethan all pack their bags and plan to live la dolce vita while on a class trip to Italy. Once there, Lizzie is mistaken for pop star Isabella and begins to falls for Paolo, Isabella's handsome, Italian pop star former boyfriend. When Lizzie's mom, dad and annoying brother Matt get wind of this, they all jet their way to the boot country. In the meantime, Lizzie is transformed from a gawky teen to a beautiful pop star, Gordo struggles to understand his true feelings for her, and a whirlwind of surprising events force Lizzie to find the true meaning of friendship.
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Lizzie McGuire
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David 'Gordo' Gordon
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Kate Sanders
Ethan Craft
Miss Ungermeyer
Paolo
Sergei
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Director Jim Fall's The Lizzie McGuire Movie is not a movie at all; it's a 90-minute advertisement for Duff. Since the handful of scribes hired to pen this sad script couldn't come up with a quasi-decent storyline, Fall resorts to stringing together one montage after another of the ultra-cute teen idol. There's Lizzie singing Blondie's ''The Tide is High (Get the Feeling)'' in her bedroom while trying on a trillion different little outfits. There's Lizzie on the back of a dragon-red Vespa,
August 27, 2003
Every century gets the Punky Brewster it deserves. So meet Hilary Duff, queen of the preteen scene. (Amanda Bynes, step off! Dakota Fanning, bow down.) Duff is the most important person in the world to her devoted fan base of ten-year-old girls, and utterly unknown to anybody else. Her star vehicle has been the Disney TV comedy Lizzie McGuire, the adventures of a fifteen-year-old smart aleck. You're not exactly missing out if you've never heard of Duff, but she does have starlike charm. Hence,
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