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A bullied teen disguises himself as a girl in order to escape the school’s bully, but finds some upsides to it as well. |
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| Ratings: | IMDB: 5.8/10 | |
| Released: | September 13, 1993 | |
| Runtime: | 91 min | |
| Genres: | Comedy | |
| AKA: | Anything for Love | |
| Countries: | Canada United States | |
| Companies: | Entertainment Securities Saban Entertainment Neal and Gary Productions Entertainment Securities | |
| Cast: | Cameron Bancroft Corey Haim Nicole Eggert Johannah Newmarch | |
| Crew: | Raul Fernandez Michael Keusch | |
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Wondering is this a sequel to the 1980 something movie Just One of the Guys?
Per IMDB “It was marketed as Just One Of The Girls. A play on the 1985 film Just One Of The Guys a form of unofficial sequel to that film.”
I can’t understand why this zany teen movie deserves an ADULT CONTENT warning? Apart from a very brief shower scene with quick glimpses of boob there was nothing sexual or weird about this comedy, not even kissing, just a typical 80s teen flick, made in ‘92! I just re-watched this..saw it decades ago on TV and thought i’d jog my memory seeing it here. It’s actually funny and quite sweet and sensitive in fact, none of the crude humour we saw in similar movies of this era. It’s almost exactly the same story (in reverse )as ‘JUST ONE of the BOYS” with Terri Griffith? Anyway, nostalgia, this is a funny, high-school/ mix-up identity movie if you wanna watch one.. i especially enjoyed the music, funky synth.. Yo! :))x
Corey Haim made a pretty girl. Storyline isn’t that funny. Had it’s moments.