Clever, believable, and super fun to watch. It totally has replay value.

A film of deceptively outspoken contemporary relevance, this is cinema at its most alert, alarming and alive.

The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

This adaptation of a Teen book is the classic ugly duckling turns swan story with really great laughs.Bianca learns she is the DUFF to her two gorgeous best friends. DUFF is Designated Ugly Fat Friend.What follows is Bianca learning who she really is, what friends mean, and with confidence you can handle any situation.The entire cast keeps the zingers flowing in every scene but the master may just be Ken Jeong. He is hilarious!

If you're in for a light watch, click the play button right away.well, but for those who make their romantic picks very sparingly, I'd say this movie falls short in being able to develop into an ending that one can treat as satisfyingly "happily ever after".the whole story setting is of high-school romance. the lead actress(Bianca) has a crush for a guitarist/musician which settles as a sufficient persuasion to warrant all love-striken drama. However, slowly as the story unfolds, suddenly on an eventful date night, which she has been so wishfully waiting for, Bianca's love for poor guitarist wears off and she falls in love for her friend/neighbor(Wesly) dude who helped her with some dating tips and makeover advice.But wait, Bianca's newly found love just doesn't seem settling for viewers, since the story hasn't given them those handful "take the breath away" love moments. More so, because of which, Wesley's walk-off on his beautiful ex-girlfriend's rekindled romance, just seems so unfair for the poor lady.Overall this story could have benefited in developing some characters deeper, so that viewers could have empathized with their emotional u-turns.

Someone points out to Bianca she is a duff. The designated ugly fat friend. She is just there to make her more popular friends look good. Step up the annoying jock neighbour who can school Bianca in the ways of cool.This may well sound familiar, to be fair this isn't going to win any prizes for originality. But the characters have a slightly different slant to them. The film also feels different, with a little more depth and concentrates on the social media aspect.The production isn't as glossy as some other movies of its ilk and uses some snappy affectsThe leading lady is great, which is just as well as she has a lot of work to do.Not massively funny but entertaining, well made and quite light.

The term Duff - I have never heard of that term. Maybe it exists in society or maybe it was something that Hollywood made up. I'm not positive on that.So The Duff translates to (Designated Ugly Fat Friend). Which is the friend that is less attractive than the others in that particular CLICK. It touches on some very real LIFE facts hidden in the story. CYBER Bullying, Social Media, Clicks, Stereotyping, Awkwardness and just the meanness of high school in general.I felt like this movie was a cross between She's All That and Easy A. It was cute and funny. But it was very predictable.Mae Whitman was a great choice for THE DUFF. She is great with one liners and usually plays the girl that is a bit odd, different or just does her own thing. And she always plays it well.And of course this movie has Robbie Amell who is very nice to look at. I think a lot of teenage girls would really like this movie.