Official Webbie : http://www.sydneywhite.net/
Genre : Comedy
Synopsis :
This likable film from director Joe Nussbaum (SLEEPOVER,
AMERICAN PIE PRESENTS: THE NAKED MILE) revives the story of Snow
White and the Seven Dwarves.
Sydney White (Amanda Bynes) has dreamed of following in her
mother’s footsteps and being a Kappa Phi Nu sister since she was a
little girl. Now a freshman at Southern Atlantic University, this
pledge isn't your typical sorority girl. Raised by her widower
father (John Schneider) since she was nine, Sydney is more
comfortable wielding a power drill than she is power
shopping.
Unfortunately, this doesn’t sit well with the sorority and
student body president, Rachel Witchburn (Sara Paxton)--especially
when campus stud Tyler Prince (Matt Long) appears smitten with
Sydney. Soon, Sydney finds herself living in the "Vortex," a
makeshift haven on Greek Row for seven misfit male students. A
"dork" at heart herself, Sydney decides to empower her housemates
and all the disenfranchised students at the university and take the
school back from the fraternities and sororities.
Each of Sydney’s housemates exhibits a trait of the seven
dwarves (Sleepy, Sneezy, Bashful, Doc, Happy, Grumpy, Dopey) and is
dorky yet endearing in his own way. Used to being outsiders,
Sydney’s housemates are invigorated by their new cool, cute friend
who genuinely likes them.
The ultimate message is that everybody houses an inner dork,
and deep down, everyone just wants to feel accepted and
appreciated. Bynes's feisty Sydney is refreshing in a world of
cookie-cutter girl characters, Paxton is spot-on as witchy campus
queen Rachel, and Long is appealing as the campus
dreamboat
