A teenage movie about coping up being a “DUFF” – designated ugly fat friend in circle of friends and teen community but ends up as a feel good movie. A good ensemble of upcoming Hollywood actors in the lead and some supporting acts but Mae Whitman carried to movie notch higher with her crazy and funny antics. I enjoyed this film as it is entertaining and funny. The comic side made me stick to watching it. It could have been better and the story is already a recycled theme movie about teen movies but The DUFF offers a modern twist on preaching teenagers dilemma about character labeling which anyone could relate to. Aside from its attractive casts, wonderful story and hooking comedy what I like in this film is that it teaches us not to be under or always look on the labels of other people because each of us has our own definition of who we are and we should learn to embrace and love it. The DUFF is a feel good-movie.
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