Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen VHS

This iconic Lindsay Lohan movie will guarantee go down in history. Never has someone had a more perfect nose. Meghan Fox and Lindsay bounce off each other in such a perfect way allowing for perfect comedic timing. The lead roles were perfectly casted, the chemistry was amazing. The storyline as well as all of the cast are perfectly excecutef in an incredible teenage comedy. The epitome of funny.

I love Lindsay Lohan as an actress and I think her movies are really cute and sweet and fun to watch. This particular movie was definitely not a movie for me.... I think it might be great for very young girls but for anybody above 20 or 25 years old, leave alone older - well, it might not be "their cup of tea".

I have a tendency to like bad movies (My all-time favorite is To Wong Foo: Thanks For Everything, Julie Newmar), and while this movie isn't great, I can't help but love it. Who has never wanted to reinvent themselves, right?What I'm not sure about is why this movie isn't offered on BluRay, but movies like National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation are (I love this movie too, I'm just saying).Product is good for what it is, although I don't think a standard DVD is worth $11 (nothing to do with the movie itself, I know, but still worth mentioning).

Oh boy...I generally like Lindsay Lohan's movies, but this one is BAD. Couldn't even make it all the way through this one - and I've suffered all the way through some bad movies. 12 year old daughter snuck out of the room b/c she was bored to tears by it. Yikes.

"Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen" is every bit as bad as its title; it's so bad that it makes it much easier for me to understand why the subsequent and somewhat similar "Mean Girls" has been raved about so much. Granted, "Mean Girls" is hardly great, or even all that GOOD, but it sure is way better than this faceless bore of a movie. "Confessions..." is painfully unfunny, with attempts at whimsical humor, including beamed-in cartoon segments, being utterly lame-brained and forced time and time again. The soundtrack is also horrendous (although I suppose that's rather fitting), and there's no compelling drama--in other words, there's nothing to make you give a damn about the movie. Lindsay Lohan's song-and-dance routine near the end will have you begging for mercy, not that you weren't already. This is a movie that's an utter headache to sit through--I presume it's aimed at some kind of audience, but it scares me to think just who that audience might be. If for some reason you've got a craving for a Lindsay Lohan movie, you're unquestionably better off with "Mean Girls" which is at least decent. As for "Confessions...", simply avoid this dreck.

Thought this was a pretty decent flick. We watched it many time back in the day.The soundtrack was pretty catchy actually, you will never hear me admit that again. Lols

Lindsey was great, but for a 5 star needed more focus on her and bigger successes.

Cute movie when violence, drugs, and sex are not appropriate for your audience. Good movie for old and young to watch together.

A favourite film that my niece wanted as a Christmas present.

Daughter loves this. Has watched it many times.Delivery was fast too

Great

Great storyline highly recommend

A++