“you shake the hand of the head girl, out of respect.“
“when the head girl has earned my respect, then I will shake her hand,
biatch.”
“I'm sorry?”
“apology accepted”

emma roberts, they could never make me hate you. like how do you have so many iconic roles? madison montgomery, jill roberts, chanel oberlin, brooke thompson AND poppy moore… wild child is my ultimate comfort movie, like i've probably watched it five times and it just never gets old. literally contains THE redemption arc, using perceived brattiness and a rebellious attitude as a way of coping after her mothers untimely death. connecting with the girls in her boarding school, that’s surprisingly heartfelt for a comedy of its era (that usually leans into mean-spirited crude humour that feels kinda dated). it’s a true girl empowerment story of a friendship of girls who see eachother as equals, rather than competing with eachother, which really fits the more softer tone of the second half. it has gorgeous y2k visuals, with the charity shop montage and the dance party battle!! also the contrast between the bright countryside and dreary boarding school halls. i love everything 2000s, and the fashion and music this contains just makes me love this even more. the characters are all well written and a major reason i rewatch this as much as i do, and poppy moore is one of my favourite protagonists ever. she has a mean streak, but her true colours eventually become present. it just a simple safe watch, with a happy ending and a feel-good vibe throughout that you can shut your brain off for

“you shake the hand of the head girl, out of respect.“
“when the head girl has earned my respect, then I will shake her hand,
biatch.”
“I'm sorry?”
“apology accepted”

emma roberts, they could never make me hate you. like how do you have so many iconic roles? madison montgomery, jill roberts, chanel oberlin, brooke thompson AND poppy moore… wild child is my ultimate comfort movie, like i've probably watched it five times and it just never gets old. literally contains THE redemption arc, using perceived brattiness and a rebellious attitude as a way of coping after her mothers untimely death. connecting with the girls in her boarding school, that’s surprisingly heartfelt for a comedy of its era (that usually leans into mean-spirited crude humour that feels kinda dated). it’s a true girl empowerment story of a friendship of girls who see eachother as equals, rather than competing with eachother, which really fits the more softer tone of the second half. it has gorgeous y2k visuals, with the charity shop montage and the dance party battle!! also the contrast between the bright countryside and dreary boarding school halls. i love everything 2000s, and the fashion and music this contains just makes me love this even more. the characters are all well written and a major reason i rewatch this as much as i do, and poppy moore is one of my favourite protagonists ever. she has a mean streak, but her true colours eventually become present. it just a simple safe watch, with a happy ending and a feel-good vibe throughout that you can shut your brain off for

Okay guys I lied about not watching anymore rom coms..

Lwk I didn't even mean to watch this film I just clicked on a random film when I was on Netflix on a Netherlands vpn and this is what came up.

I can't believe that there's that many actors in this film that I recognised. I've seen some clips on tiktok of this film but I never knew that Shelby Young, Nick Frost and Juno Temple were all in Wild Child.

I'm glad I got round to watching this because I really did actually enjoy it. It gives me very St Trinians vibes and they were my favourite films when I was growing up so this film felt nostalgic in a way.

I love 2000s films that have a heavy focus on fashion just because oh my god some of the clothes from the 2000s are just so iconic. Like Poppy's uniform before she got it changed was so gorgeous and I need one now. I also love the dresses they wore the dance and you always have to love a good fashion montage beforehand.

The only really sure I had with this film was the fact that every character was so aggressively British that it just pmo. It got better as the film went along to be fair but in the beginning they were all just SO British saying stuff like "Heyzo Christy!" I assure you nobody in England says that.

I'm not sure I was too keen on the romance aspect of this film just because I feel like it would be a fine film without the love story between Poppy and Freddie. Like it was fine but it just felt a little bit forced into the plot. Also Freddie is fine so I don't blame Poppy but still.

I also love the lighting choices in this film. Most of their time they are just stereotypical natural lighting but in the scene with Poppy and her lighter and the girls with their torches, I thought the lighting was so clever and it just looked really gorgeous on camera.

Harriet just pmo the whole way through the film I literally can't name one time I enjoyed her character. Even as a antagonist she felt a bit weak, like she was lwk just mildly annoying..

Overall I really did actually enjoy this film, there was a few areas that felt a bit unnecessary but other than that I really did enjoy it and I think this is probably one of my favourite films of 2008 so far.

Okay guys I lied about not watching anymore rom coms..

Lwk I didn't even mean to watch this film I just clicked on a random film when I was on Netflix on a Netherlands vpn and this is what came up.

I can't believe that there's that many actors in this film that I recognised. I've seen some clips on tiktok of this film but I never knew that Shelby Young, Nick Frost and Juno Temple were all in Wild Child.

I'm glad I got round to watching this because I really did actually enjoy it. It gives me very St Trinians vibes and they were my favourite films when I was growing up so this film felt nostalgic in a way.

I love 2000s films that have a heavy focus on fashion just because oh my god some of the clothes from the 2000s are just so iconic. Like Poppy's uniform before she got it changed was so gorgeous and I need one now. I also love the dresses they wore the dance and you always have to love a good fashion montage beforehand.

The only really sure I had with this film was the fact that every character was so aggressively British that it just pmo. It got better as the film went along to be fair but in the beginning they were all just SO British saying stuff like "Heyzo Christy!" I assure you nobody in England says that.

I'm not sure I was too keen on the romance aspect of this film just because I feel like it would be a fine film without the love story between Poppy and Freddie. Like it was fine but it just felt a little bit forced into the plot. Also Freddie is fine so I don't blame Poppy but still.

I also love the lighting choices in this film. Most of their time they are just stereotypical natural lighting but in the scene with Poppy and her lighter and the girls with their torches, I thought the lighting was so clever and it just looked really gorgeous on camera.

Harriet just pmo the whole way through the film I literally can't name one time I enjoyed her character. Even as a antagonist she felt a bit weak, like she was lwk just mildly annoying..

Overall I really did actually enjoy this film, there was a few areas that felt a bit unnecessary but other than that I really did enjoy it and I think this is probably one of my favourite films of 2008 so far.

Forgot how “Disney” the acting is 😭

Forgot how “Disney” the acting is 😭

Why won’t they make movies like this anymore😔

Why won’t they make movies like this anymore😔

“you shake the hand of the head girl, out of respect.“
“when the head girl has earned my respect, then I will shake her hand,
biatch.”
“I'm sorry?”
“apology accepted”

emma roberts, they could never make me hate you. like how do you have so many iconic roles? madison montgomery, jill roberts, chanel oberlin, brooke thompson AND poppy moore… wild child is my ultimate comfort movie, like i've probably watched it five times and it just never gets old. literally contains THE redemption arc, using perceived brattiness and a rebellious attitude as a way of coping after her mothers untimely death. connecting with the girls in her boarding school, that’s surprisingly heartfelt for a comedy of its era (that usually leans into mean-spirited crude humour that feels kinda dated). it’s a true girl empowerment story of a friendship of girls who see eachother as equals, rather than competing with eachother, which really fits the more softer tone of the second half. it has gorgeous y2k visuals, with the charity shop montage and the dance party battle!! also the contrast between the bright countryside and dreary boarding school halls. i love everything 2000s, and the fashion and music this contains just makes me love this even more. the characters are all well written and a major reason i rewatch this as much as i do, and poppy moore is one of my favourite protagonists ever. she has a mean streak, but her true colours eventually become present. it just a simple safe watch, with a happy ending and a feel-good vibe throughout that you can shut your brain off for

“you shake the hand of the head girl, out of respect.“
“when the head girl has earned my respect, then I will shake her hand,
biatch.”
“I'm sorry?”
“apology accepted”

emma roberts, they could never make me hate you. like how do you have so many iconic roles? madison montgomery, jill roberts, chanel oberlin, brooke thompson AND poppy moore… wild child is my ultimate comfort movie, like i've probably watched it five times and it just never gets old. literally contains THE redemption arc, using perceived brattiness and a rebellious attitude as a way of coping after her mothers untimely death. connecting with the girls in her boarding school, that’s surprisingly heartfelt for a comedy of its era (that usually leans into mean-spirited crude humour that feels kinda dated). it’s a true girl empowerment story of a friendship of girls who see eachother as equals, rather than competing with eachother, which really fits the more softer tone of the second half. it has gorgeous y2k visuals, with the charity shop montage and the dance party battle!! also the contrast between the bright countryside and dreary boarding school halls. i love everything 2000s, and the fashion and music this contains just makes me love this even more. the characters are all well written and a major reason i rewatch this as much as i do, and poppy moore is one of my favourite protagonists ever. she has a mean streak, but her true colours eventually become present. it just a simple safe watch, with a happy ending and a feel-good vibe throughout that you can shut your brain off for