Lovewrecked (2005)

• Year: 2005
• Released: 08 Jun 2006
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0409011/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/lovewrecked
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• Available in: 720p, 1080p,
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: PG
• Genre: Adventure, Comedy, Romance
• Runtime: 87 min
• Writer: Stephen Langford
• Director: Randal Kleiser
• Cast: Amanda Bynes, Chris Carmack, Jonathan Bennett
• Keywords: beach, island, rock star, shipwreck, celebrity, stranded,

4.8/10

Lovewrecked Storyline

Jenny Taylor (Bynes) is a fan of Jason Masters (Chris Carmack), a world famous rock star, but her efforts to meet him are always thwarted by her nemesis, Alexis (Jamie-Lynn Sigler). Hoping to get another chance, Jenny takes a job in Masters’ favorite Caribbean resort in St. Luchas with Ryan (Jonathan Bennett) her lifelong friend. She gets her chance by sneaking aboard a vessel Jason is on, but he is washed overboard in a storm while recovering from a bout of sea-sickness, and Jenny jumps in to save him. The pair find themselves stranded on a seemingly-deserted tropical island. Jenny discovers that they have landed a short distance from the resort, but instead of telling Jason the truth, she selfishly leads him believe they are stranded so she can make him fall in love with her. After she discovers Jenny’s plan, a jealous Alexis pretends to be marooned as well and joins them.As Jenny’s plans fall apart, she begins to realize that her perfect love may have been with her all along – Ryan, whom she has always put off dating due to their friendship, has had a crush on her his whole life. While Ryan has been helping her by giving her things to survive on the island (like food and makeup), he has been seeking advice on asking her out. He completely transforms himself and when she sees him, all she talks about is Jason. Ryan starts to feel bad and begins to leave, but he stops the car midway, gets off and kisses her. He tells her they are perfect together and confesses he can’t stop thinking about her, but Jenny protests that they are friends. Upon hearing this, he feels bad and leaves her standing alone as he gets into the car and tells her that he is going back home. She feels bad and goes and tells Jason everything (on the other side of the island) and he promises to sue her before leaving.She is still on the other side of the island, when Ryan begins to pack his things and go back home. At that moment, the resort receives news that a storm is going to hit St. Luchas Puerto Plata on the side where Jenny is. Unaware of the news, Jenny sits on a branch when the storm hits. Upon hearing about the storm, Ryan rushes onto the other side to save her. When he reaches there, the storm has already hit, so he takes Jenny into the jungle separating the resort and the beach, and lights a fire to keep her warm. After this moment, Jenny realizes that he is the one that cares for her the most. She comes back to the resort with Ryan after the storm is over and sees that the whole resort is practically destroyed. When Jenny and Ryan reach the lobby, Jason and his manager pull her inside a room, where they tell her that they need her help and that they are holding a press conference to tell everyone about the case. When she is about to answer, Ryan bursts inside the room and tells Jason that whatever he does, he should not lose Jenny and that she will be the best girl Jason will ever meet.After that he confesses his love for Jenny and then is forced/carried out by Jason’s bodyguard Gail (Leonardo Cuesta). During the press conference, when Jenny sees Jason lying about everything that happened on the island, she just wants to get it over with. She tells them all that Alexis is his girlfriend and that they are going to get married, and declares to everyone that her real boyfriend is Ryan and then walks up to him and kisses him after both exchange words. Then we see them walking down the resort and dancing. The movie ends with Jason in concert, unhappily dedicating a song to his wife, Alexis.

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A Nutshell Review: Lovewrecked

My friend CK asked me to go along for this movie, as he’s a huge Amanda Bynes fan, having followed her television series What I Like About You, and both of us agreed upon her comic potential in She’s The Man, which was a pretty fun gender bender movie.

With a title like that, there’s nothing too cerebral about Lovewrecked. No, it’s not a doomed spoof of the Love Boat, but the teenage romance here is quite as cheesy and predictable. Bynes stars as Jenny Riley, and we’re quickly introduced to her character’s idol worshipping of screen pop singing sensation Jason Masters (Chris Carmack), going totally bonkers during his concert, much to the detriment of best buddy Ryan (Jonathan Bennett).

During their summer job at a Caribbean resort, she finds herself caught in a man-overboard situation with Jason, and the two of them thus began a Robinson Crusoe life – until of course Jenny discovers that they aren’t really shipwrecked on some remote island at all, and keeps this as a secret from Jason. When her love rival participates in her little charade, it becomes like the reality TV series Survivor, where each have to outplay, outwit and outlast the other in order to get the affections of the lone pop star.

Directed by Randal Kleiser of Grease and The Blue Lagoon fame, this movie too had Bynes strut around mostly in bikinis, the apparel of choice for any girl working at a resort / stuck in a desert island. Bynes still haven’t lost her comic timing, however here she’s let down by an extremely weak story, and an even more disappointing lack of laughs from the stilted comedy. There are comedic situations which either make you laugh, or make you laugh from how bad it is. Sadly Lovewrecked had more of the latter, and for one scene, had to rely on the toilet humour favourite of the fart sequence.

As for the other characters, they’re basically all one dimensional. The catty love rival, the handsome scheming nice-on-outside-unethical-on-inside pop star, the pining buddy, the mean resort manager, the horny colleague, the arrogant star assistants and minders, the list goes on. The Riley parents were such throwaway characters that you wonder if their inclusion was for the sake of extending the run time, which clocks in at a short 86 minutes.

So unless you’re a true blue Bynes fan, or have that penchant for teenage romance movies, do steer clear or you’ll find yourself getting pretty bored at predictability.

Lovewrecked-Come Hit the Deck **1/2

Beach blanket bingo. Here we go again.

Jenny and Ryan graduate from high school and spend their summer working on a beautiful island along the Caribbean.

A rock star shows up and when he falls off a boat, Jenny rescues him and the two appear to be stranded on a remote island. When Jenny realizes they’re still on the island, she tries to fool the rock star so as to have him all for herself. Enter her rival and eventually her boyfriend.

When the truth finally emerges, the rock star threatens lawsuit, but his nasty manager wants to use the situation to concoct a story for publicity purposes.

Let’s say the ending is where everyone gets what they deserve.

The scenery is beautiful but hit the deck on this one.

Pretty lame, but harmless

If you’re a fan of Amanda Bynes you might enjoy this just because she’s in it playing her usual role, but otherwise, this movie is pretty awful.

The main character Jenny is supposed to be a smart, soon-to-be pre-med student who is looking for love while working a summer job on a tropical resort. Notice I say “supposed to be” as although they talk about her being brilliant throughout the movie, she is actually made out to be quite an idiot. She is obsessed with a famous rock star and is constantly drooling over him, and seriously considers being with him in a long term relationship even though she has never met him. Sure Amanda Bynes is cute and can be funny, but she comes across as a bit pathetic in this one.

The movie is also filled with cliché characters, which makes it a bore, and it’s very predictable from the moment it starts. There are no surprises here. You have the cute best friend with a crush on Jenny, the typical mean girl enemy (who happens to be everywhere she is), the rock star’s stuck up agent with a British accent and weird hair, the black friend who’s a player, an unsympathetic boss, the whole works.

Now other than the characters seeming more desperate than funny, there isn’t anything else horribly wrong with the movie, but it definitely falls flat and isn’t all that enjoyable. But there is nothing offensive about it, it is cutesy and clean, so if you’re really bored and are into teen girl rom-coms or you like Bynes, it may be worth a one time watch. If you like more substance to a movie as far as plot, characters, or humor, you will probably want to skip this one.