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Synopsis: At the Buckeston Academy High School, the wealthy, arrogant, narcissistic, and bigoted Kyle Kingson is a student who does not respect his classmates. When Kyle is elected representative of the students, he plays a prank on the outcast Kendra, who has a reputation as a witch: he invites her to a party and humiliates her in front of their classmates. However, Kendra curses him with a spell that makes Kyle as ugly as his soul. Further, she tells him that if he does not find anyone who loves him within a year, he will be doomed to that appearance forever. When Kyle's father, Rob Kingson, sees him, he takes Kyle to specialists but the doctors do not know what to do, so Rob hides Kyle in an apartment with a maid and a blind tutor. When Kyle sees his mate Lindy on the streets, he saves her from a dangerous drug dealer and he brings her to his apartment to protect her. Now his only hope is that Lindy will fall in love with him.
Director(s): Daniel Barnz
Production: CBS Films
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.6
Metacritic:
40
Rotten Tomatoes:
20%
PG-13
Year:
2011
86 min
$27,854,896
Website
2,009 Views


if need be.

Dad?

Yeah?

Hey, hey.

Okay, I have a four-o'clock call,

so I will check in right after that.

And Zola's right here. Okay?

Who're you?

Mary Poppins.

The tutor. Uh, your dad hired me.

I'm supposed to move in today.

Tell my father

he can carpe diem in hell.

Happy to.

Meantime, how about you cage the rage

and invite me in

for a nice, hot bowl of Dad sucks?

Saw right through that one, Oprah?

Yeah, it's a little gift I have.

Especially since I can't actually see.

- Hi, I am Will.

- Come in.

I'll get Zola.

She'll welcome you to hell,

fix you up with your own bedroom,

and explain what happened to me and-

and what I did to deserve this.

Oh, and please-please, hang with us.

Gouge the old man

for everything he's worth.

He deserves it.

You know what?

Obviously, he forgot

to spin the borderline hostile act

of hiring a blind guy

to tutor his creep show son.

As for learning calculus,

I think I'll take a pass.

Nice to meet you.

Sorry, I come back later.

How old are your kids?

Sixteen, thirteen, ten.

You just left them?

Can't get them green cards.

But you left them.

Parents do what

they do with what they know.

They were not very big

when I leave.

It was five years.

For my little one,

it is half his life.

There is a hole in my heart.

So I know your father will come.

I don't think so.

Rob Kingson. Leave a message.

It's me.

Could you do me a favor?

I, uh, I know we were

rescheduling for the next week,

or maybe it was

the week after, but...

Maybe we should...

Maybe we should

just not pretend anymore.

Sweet.

Kendra!

Kendra!

Kendra! Kendra!

I am begging you.

Please make it end. Please.

I can't do that.

But-But I get it.

L... I know what it's

like to be sh*t-ugly.

So-So you got me,

five months is enough,

I learned the lesson.

You learned nothing.

Find someone

who can see better than you can.

Seven more months

for someone to say, "I love you."

Please! Make this go away!

Sloan?

That sounded like Kyle, didn't it?

Weird. I suck not writing him back.

I suck more.

Well, but honestly,

with him gone, it's kind of a relief.

Like, I always felt like I had to be on

and mean, like really mean...

to keep him entertained.

And I know what you mean.

Hey.

Sorry.

And I'm sorry to spy on you, spying.

Unbelievable.

But it does sort a feel like

the death of romance unfolding

before your very eyes,

doesn't it?

Doesn't she have a boyfriend?

Yes, this is what I'm saying.

What happened to romance?

Sappy, soppy longhand love letters

and you really, really don't have

to keep listening to me, by the way.

Thing is that guy

they were talking about?

They're way off.

Personally I respect that

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Daniel Barnz

Daniel Barnz (born 1970) is an American screenwriter and director. more…

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