It's a movie I forgot the name of... who knows?

.... Is this the movie "Hot Chicks in Disguise"?

Again talking about ancient Egyptian earrings?

The Hot Chick

[Plot]

This movie features a high school hottie who is popular and red hot at school, but at the same time extremely snobby and snarky. It's a story about how the main character finally realizes how shallow and mean she is after a wonderful punishment that God came up with in a unique way. Only this time, the movie's God is a little off the wall: the punishment is to turn the hot girl into a man!

The "poor" girl is Jessica (Rachel McAdams), the young high school cheerleader on campus. Jessica is the hottest girl in school, and her boyfriend is the quarterback of the varsity football team, leading a "perfect" life that is the envy of all. But just when she's confident that her life is looking up, God doesn't miss the chance to punish and educate her! Finally, the curse of her classmates took effect, and Jessica's body suddenly transformed into that of a thirty-something man! After a nightmare morning, she (or he) discovers the even more horrifying, terrible, and cruel truth: she still has to face the humiliation of her "horrible" body, continue with her old school life, lead her team to win the cheerleading competition, and not miss the important prom... ...

Now Jessica not only has to shave every morning before she can go out in public, but she also has to find a way to break the spell and return to her daughter's body within the time limit, and she has to put up with the snide remarks of her classmates and friends. These experiences were the nightmare of nightmares and hell of hell for the former school star. But behind all this torture and embarrassing things, she finally also realized what a shallow and mean person she had been all along. From then on, she decided to never go back to her past self again! And what about God, will he give her another chance?

[Rob Schneider, Dead or Alive]

The unassuming Filipino half-breed Rob Schneider is one of the most compelling comedy stars to hit the American movie scene in the last three years. As a close friend and former partner of Adam Sandler (who also makes a cameo in this movie), Rob Schneider also inherits the acting style of Adam Sandler's lineage: there is no lack of deep philosophizing behind the nascent banter and the innocence and goodness characteristic of the late 20th century, and there is even more worthwhile drama to savor beyond the big laughs. But unlike Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider is perhaps more of a violent type, always pushing the limits of the unconventional. In the first movie to feature him in the lead role, 1999's "Harrah's Slugger Show" (Deuce

Bigalow: Male Gigolo), he was forced to transform from a janitor to a cowboy, taking on one rarer job than the next, including elephantine fat women, super-tall giants, sick people falling asleep at any given moment, teenage girls who can't control their swearing, and ultimately, a more The movie is also a delightful surprise, as it is not only hilarious, but it is also funny. Next came 2001's "The

Animal," in which Snyder took on a more challenging role as a man transplanted with animal organs, and deservedly took home a lavish $10 million while thrilling audiences yet again.

This year, exactly three years and three days after the release of "Harrah's Slammin' Show," the first movie in which he starred, Snyder went one step further and made a complete sacrifice by having to experience all sorts of things that only women do in "Turning Hottie" -- face jobs, face masks, waxing, and other activities, among them. On top of that, he has to play the role of an effeminate man who has to steal men from other women and awkwardly learn to use women's "tools". The movie is full of gender-misogynistic jokes, which are Rob Schneider's specialty, but the fact that he's able to do this kind of extreme work is one of the most hilarious things you'll see in Hollywood.

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Pick me pick me pick me ``though I don't know if that's right ``about swapping bodies plus earrings I think that's what this is about, isn't it?