I had seen a trailer for "Wild Child" on a rented DVD and thought it looked like a quite fun, light-hearted film so I added it to my rental list and sat down to watch it recently. The story is based around a spoilt American 16 year old school girl called Poppy Moore (played by Emma Roberts). She lives in Malibu and drives her father to distraction having parties in the house and rebelling against him. She finally pushes him too far and he decides to send her to England to go to boarding school to see if this will finally bring her to her senses. Poppy is enrolled in Abbey Mount Boarding School a very traditional English Boarding School ...  Read the complete review

Poppy lives the life of a Malibu princess with a gorgeous home complete with massive swimming pool and a wardrobe stuffed full of designer shoes and bags. One day she takes her party lifestyle a bit too far by getting her friends to throw her new stepmothers possessions into the ocean and her father decides to send her to a strict English boarding school to straighten her out. Life at Abbey Hill is a real culture shock to the girl who is used to getting her own way. As well as the curfews, sloppy food and strict discipline she makes an enemy of the evil Harriet (also known as Horse Face) and decides that the only way to get expelled is to snog the ...  Read the complete review

*****Introduction***** Sundays are always day that bore me stupid so today we all took a trip to blockbuster to rent a few movies, I had seen many of the new releases so today I bit the bullet and rented The Wild Child as i had read many reviews on dooyoo that recommended this as a light hearted comedy that would be a chick flick not to be missed. *****The Film***** Well as I am a fan of Julia Roberts I wanted to see this as her niece (Emma Roberts) is the main actress, well Julia she is not and I have to say this was very disappointing as I found the actress to be very false and she over acted making me cringe at certain parts of the ...  Read the complete review

Wild Child had been on my 'DVD : to buy' list for quite some time ; since it was released in fact , although being my usual self , still hadn't got round to buying it. However , the other week , I decided that I had 'run out' of DVDs to watch and fancied some new ones , but didn't want to pay full price for them. So I logged on to www.play.com and clicked on the 'DVD Sale' page , and was happy to discover that a lot of the DVDs , some quite recent , were on sale from as little as £2.99 ; Wild Child was one of them , and I instantly clicked the 'add to my basket' button. Wild Child is a teen comedy film released in 2008. The film was directed by Nick Moore and ...  Read the complete review

So, I saw this at the cinema a few days ago, had seen the trailer on TV, and wasn't really sure if I'd like it, and I'm glad that I was pleasantly suprised. The plot is about 16 year old Poppy Moore (Emma Roberts), a spoilt Malibu child, who seems to like rebelling against her father (Aidan Quinn). She pushes her father too far, and he sends her to an English boarding school, something which seems to have been threatened a few times before. Poppy arrives at Abbey Mount boarding school for girls, where her headmistress (Natasha Richardson) who then introduces her to Kate, her mentor. Poppy doesn't really know what to do, she has no mobile ...  Read the complete review