He’s All That: viewers are saying the same thing about Netflix film 

What are fans saying about the Addison Rae film?


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On 27 August 2021

He’s All That landed on Netflix on Friday, and features TikTok star Addison Rae in a gender-swapped version of the 90s classic teen movie. But what are fans saying about it? Find out more here… 

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Taking to Twitter, plenty of viewers have given their opinion on the new film - and it sounds pretty positive! One person wrote: “No because #HesAllThat is kind of good,” alongside the eyes emoji, while another added: “When Cameron rode up on the horse in  #hesallthat I almost wet myself  such a stereotypical movie but I absolutely loved it.” A third person added: “Tbh it's not that bad #HesAllThat, it’s kinda good.” 

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Others weren’t so sure, with one writing: “I stayed up late to watch #HesAllThat and oh dear god WHY did I do this to myself?!? This movie is AWFUL…it’s SO bad I’m dead,” while another added: “He’s all that is so bad. I tried. It makes the original look like an Oscar winner. People were actually PAID for this.” Uh oh! 

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So what is it about? The official synopsis reads: “In this reimagining of 1999’s She’s All That, teen social media influencer Padgett’s humiliating on-camera breakup goes viral, leading her to make a risky bet to save her reputation: She swears she can turn scruffy antisocial Cameron into prom king material. But things get complicated when she finds herself falling for him IRL.” 

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Tanner Buchanan spoke about his co-star Addison on the Just for Variety podcast, saying: “She put in the work. She did audition for this. She had to send them her self-tapes and everything. Everybody had to be okay with her, and she did an amazing job.

“I’m really big about my lines, but I screw up a lot. She knew her lines way better than I knew mine. She was on top of it the entire time. That’s what I keep telling people is you would think that she’s [been acting] for years.”

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