She may be the man... but so is he!

On a recent long drive from New York with three teammates (one female, two male) I decided that I wanted watch "She's the Man." My friend Rachel enthusiastically agreed. Then Channing Tatum appeared on the screen...We let it be known to the boys in the front seat how much we appreciated such an entrance and continued to drool over the rest of the film, where most of the principle males appear at some point sans top. I find this to be so detracting from the film which the storyline consists of Amanda Bynes prancing around in drag trying her hand at high school boys soccer.

Why would filmmakers want to do such a terrible thing to me? The storyline is completly detracted from by Channing Tatum's wonderful lack of cloth. This tells me that the filmmakers are concentrating on what makes women happy in a shallow manner, despite the fact that women often concentrate more on a story. Even so, I don't think that I would change something that makes me so wonderfully happy.