17 Again Poster Online

I don’t mind Zac Efron at all and I find myself liking stuff he happens to be in, so I think its a good fit to put him across from one of my favourite comedy actor Matthew Perry. Sadly Perry will only play the older version of Efron’s character as this floundering 30 something is magically transformed into a 17 year old for a second shot at getting his life back together.

Also in this film is Michelle Trachtenberg and Leslie Mann, so there will be plenty of adult and teen girly hotness around too.

IESB describes it:

Almost 20 years later, Mike’s glory days are decidedly behind him. His marriage to Scarlett has fallen apart, he has been passed over for a promotion at work, his teenage kids think he is a loser, and he has been reduced to crashing with his high school nerd-turned-techno-billionaire best friend Ned.

But Mike is given another chance when he is miraculously transformed back to the age of 17.

It’s just too easy to make fun of Zac Efron because he is the iconic teen dream poster child of this generation. Handsome and charming, a gifted singer and dancer. Granted you likely only think those things if you are a 14 year old girl, but it is undeniable that Efron will be around for a while now.

And the poster is pretty good. I like the nod to Tom Hank’s Big (which this shares its main premise with) with him stepping out of the oversized business outfit with his hip teenager digs on. Did you notice one foot is still in the dress pant leg? Its still got a dress shoe on it. Very subtle and clever.

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17 thoughts on “17 Again Poster Online

  1. This looks like a pretty decent movie. I’m gonna watch no matter what. I’m a moviegoer. How can you expect. Anyway, liked the poster and trailer. Please give us new photos of the movie New Line.

  2. and mathew perry doesn’t use the exact same brand of comedy in every movie he’s been in including friends as well?….He is chandler in every movie and you got nerve to talk about will….wow

    1. Mark, you might want to get your details straight before you try barking this crap at me. Again you assume, and you failed.

      I never said Will Farrell wasn’t funny. I just said I was tired of it. After 8-10 movies of him doing the same thing I just don’t get as big a laugh out of him. Perry hasn’t tired me out yet. And he has far fewer movies than Farrell to boot.

  3. I’ll watch it on DVD, because im a big fan of Matthew Perrys humor!

    I think this will be one of those movies who are fun, but you wouldnt watch it a second time

    1. Yes, and it was fun and a great twist on the story.

      It was great to see her go forward instead of backward. She messes everything up and watches all her “success” bury here.

      Good movie.

  4. A nod to Big?… it’s Big re-badged! and I can bet right now that it won’t be anywhere near as good as the classic that is Big.

    “Shimmy shimmy coco pop, shimmy shimmy Raaa!”

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