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• Bethany M

  
  The best was this one. The rest are horrible and missing Julia Stiles big time.

• Jennifer X

  
  I just didn't get it. Not princessy enough for me (barely any scenes in the royal palace!), but not high school enough either. It's just a lot of Julia Stiles rehashing 10 Things I Hate About You and that other dude not being as charming as Heath Ledger.

• Richard C

  
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• Red L

  
  Another stock story - this one about a girl-from-the-farm falling in love with a prince-in-hiding. The prince asks her to marry him, but she does not want to live an inconsequential life being hounded by paparazzi, so she goes home -- and you know how it will end.

• Jon L

  
  Funny. Missed the beginning, but it was entertaining. A little corney but, not over the top. It was what I expected.

• Arash X

  
  These supposed to be sweet comedy/romance movies with these supposed to be sweet actresses make me sick, Stiles is annoying like always

• danny d

  
  i saw enough of this to know that it was terrible. there was one hilarious scene over a thanksgiving meal that saves this film from the worst of the worst, but it was pretty bad.

• Alice S

  
  It's just never-gonna-happen escapist fantasy fun. And I'm glad the script doesn't allow for inane hedging around with "Let me explain - I - but- you" et cetera et cetera ad nauseum. The characters actually get chances to speak.

• Rachel F

  
  This was so cute.

• Jason S

  
  Pretty good and at one point it feels like two movies.

• Leigh R

  
  Cute little movie.

• Naughtia N

  
  Ok, since when do the Danish people speak English with a British accent? If you know Danish people, you know that they speak English in an entirely different accent, that's for sure. This may be how Americans see Danish people but it clearly isn't the case in the real world.… More
  Ok, since when do the Danish people speak English with a British accent? If you know Danish people, you know that they speak English in an entirely different accent, that's for sure. This may be how Americans see Danish people but it clearly isn't the case in the real world. This really bummed me out. But on the other hand the story was cute and very much a chick flick. Well designed for 13 year old US girls.

• Deb S

  
  It?s a tale of star-crossed lovers with Edward Valdemar Dangaard (Luke Malby) being the bad-boy Prince of Denmark, royally gifted at landing in the tabloids for his various rich-boy indiscretions. Paige Morgan (Julia Stiles) plays the dedicated pre-med student, who takes an immediate… More
  It?s a tale of star-crossed lovers with Edward Valdemar Dangaard (Luke Malby) being the bad-boy Prince of Denmark, royally gifted at landing in the tabloids for his various rich-boy indiscretions. Paige Morgan (Julia Stiles) plays the dedicated pre-med student, who takes an immediate dislike for him, and this is something he has never encountered before. Nevertheless the two predictably fall in love. Edward flies back to Denmark and Paige is now torn between going to med school and Edward. However despite the "girl finds her prince" theme, she remains a strong person, who keeps her identity and dreams.

• Nicolas K

  
  Cindirella story.

• Yinalí R

  
  Very moving.

• George K

  
  Fairytale romance about a pre-med student at the University of Wisconsin falling in love with a prince from Denmark. Luke Mably does an admirable job as Prince Edward who goes by the name "Eddie" at UW. In a classic fish out of bowl experience, Prince Edward learns how to… More
  Fairytale romance about a pre-med student at the University of Wisconsin falling in love with a prince from Denmark. Luke Mably does an admirable job as Prince Edward who goes by the name "Eddie" at UW. In a classic fish out of bowl experience, Prince Edward learns how to slice turkey, milk a cow, and do laundry. Julie Stiles plays the lead character of Paige Morgan. She's a perfect fit for this role. When an actress becomes the character that equals success. I will not see the Prince and Me 2 because Julia Stiles IS Paige Morgan. Plain and simple.

• Miriam K

  
  I like Julia Stiles. I think that she has potential if she would choose better roles. This was fine for what it was designed to be!

• Sarah B

  
  Feisty leads, slapstick and a fish-out-of-water premise do not make up for a slack script, lousy characterisation and mawkish sentiment.

• Donna D

  
  I actually liked this romantic comedy with Julia Stiles. Fun and romantic, and I actually cried at one part. lol..what a sap, I am. But it's a good one to watch. Cinderella type of movie.

• Ira Z

  
  Entertaining, to say the least.

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