She's All That

REVIEW
When BMOC Zach (Prinze) gets dumped by his beautiful girlfriend, he finds the biggest loser to turn into a prom queen in order to massage his ego in this derivative update of Pygmalion. He decides on Laney, an arty wallflower with little social skills, and as played by Cook, even less personality. Of course, all it takes is a set of contacts and a clingy skirt to complete the transformation, since naturally she's concealing a fab body under her baggy overalls. But unlike other versions of the story, our heroine has other concerns than wanting just to fit in. Despite the attractive leads, there's not much here that hasn’t been seen before, but She's All That is good for a laugh and is entertaining nonetheless.