3 Times a Charm 2011 123movies

#123movies #fmovies #putlocker #gomovies #solarmovie #soap2day Watch Full Movie Online Free – Handsome, charming Chris Duvall is the sports hero and most popular boy at high-school, whose successful father wade expects him to score a scholarship, whatever it takes. Interviewing him is the main task on the list of the rand-new school paper editor, nerdy A-student Emma Neuman, who hardly has a social life -unlike her prankster kid brother- and tends to end up doing most assignments to be distributed among the team, even fellow nerd Paul who wrestles with jock bullies. Desperate to fail the history exam and his whole term average, Chris asks Emma to cheat by switching papers, but that goes bad for all. Then a homeless fairy rewards her kindness to a shopping card-pushing nobody by granting an amulet good for three do-overs. Emma’s attempts to arrange things for everyone by alterations keep going wrong, so the last run is from scratch, notably tutoring Chris instead.
Plot: Emma, the studious editor of the school paper, is tempted by the most popular boy in school, Chris Duval, to cheat. She is given a magical necklace that will give her 3 chances.
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	5.2/10 Votes: 390
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	5.3 Votes: 20 Popularity: 4.349

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Warm and charming movie full of heart.
This is a feel good fantasy movie. If you had 3 wishes. What would you do differently. Lexi Giovagnoli plays Emma who is asked by the cute jock Chris Duvall played by the talented and handsome Carlo Marks. To cheat on a test so he can pass the test and not lose his football scholarship.

The movie is very well done with humour and great chemistry between the two leading actors. There is also extra comic relief added by the bratty brother Jeremy played by Matthew Giovagnoli.

Without giving it away there is a twist and a great ending.

Well worth seeing.

Help is where you find it
This movie was about diverting expectations. It’s about about a straight-A student who finds out that she does not understand the people around her as well as she thinks she does.

I’m just going to say it – this movie would seem really surprising to, say, a 14 year-old. The plot points in this movie are clever, but they are clever in ways that we have already seen before, and we’ve already seen done better (watch “Groundhog Day,” “Rocky,” “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure,” and “The Breakfast Club” for starters). This movie acts against the expectations that it sets up, but it is still not terribly original. The acting was good but could have been a little more serious. Some scenes just felt too silly and sentimental.

But I enjoyed this film. I’ve read a lot of people dismiss Lexi Giovagnoli as an amateur, but I like watching her. Carlo Marks, by comparison, was kind of weak. The others were okay, fun if a bit two-dimensional.

It’s no coincidence that Chris needs help with a history test, because history is about people making decisions and then other people living with the results of those decisions. “3 Times a Charm” is a movie about learning more about the people around you, and learning to make decisions that will benefit those people. In the end the movie felt a bit underdone and underwhelming, but at least it tried to show us that lesson, because a lot of movies these days do not.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 27 min (87 min)
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Status Released
Rated TV-PG
Genre Comedy
Director Letia Clouston
Writer Letia Clouston, Michael Matteo
Actors Carlo Marks, Lexi Giovagnoli, Noelle Perris
Country United States
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