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Lizzie McGuire - Growing Up Lizzie (TV Series, Vol. 2) | 
 enlarge | Directors: Robert Carradine, Jace Alexander, Timothy Busfield, David Carradine, Ken Ceizler
Actors: Robert Carradine, Hilary Duff
Studio: Walt Disney Video
List Price: $19.99
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Rating:  14 reviews
Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dvd-video, Surround Sound, Full Screen, Ntsc
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: G (General Audience)
Region: 1
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number Of Discs: 1
Running Time: 87 Minutes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.7 x 0.5
MPN: D29339D
ISBN: 0788843486
UPC: 786936210361
EAN: 9780788843488
ASIN: B0000C52E2
Theatrical Release Date: January 12, 2001
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Description
The greatest adventure is growing up, and Lizzie McGuire -- starring hot teen sensation Hilary Duff -- puts the "miss" in all these favorite comical mishaps. This hilarious collection features a string of those unforgettable, life-changing "firsts." Join Lizzie as she learns babysitting her brother isn't as simple as it sounds, and buying your first bra can cause a real fit. Then discover that being seen is worse than making the scene when sneaking into an "R" rated film or going to a party gone too wild! With cool new music from today's hottest bands, GROWING UP LIZZIE is just the kind of adventure that never grows old.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 9 more reviews...
 Great acting to learn from November 2, 2008
R.S.ii (Los Angeles ,CA in the valley)
Hilary duff and the rest of the cast are so cool it's great acting to learn from if your an aspiring actor like myself. this i great for any lizzie mcguire fan. rated arrgh! and a rock between and bra place adventures in baby sitting are good episodes and great fan any person of any age.
Great Show, But we need a Season 2 set May 18, 2005
E. Spooner (Overland Park, Kansas United States)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I'm 21 and I still love this show. I think it is a lot more intellegent than a lot of other shows geared towards teens these days. The reviewer who made the comment about the blonde girl always getting the cute guy, obviously they haven't even watched the series. Lizzie's central theme is about friendship and family, NOT about getting the guy. In fact, Lizzie never "gets the guy", so to speak. And the main male character in the show isn't the "cute" one. He's the nerdy, smart one. Lizzie is also not the popular girl, her and her friends get a lot of grief from the popular crowd, and this show has much better character development and depth to it than any other Disney "teen" series I have seen.
Lizzie Mcguire is fine! May 21, 2004
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
I just want to say that some people think that Lizzie Mcguire isn't for people under thirteen, and that's not true! It is mostly for those pre-teen girls. It's not really for guys, or girls under the age of ten, but not because there's something bad about it, it's just that there's this episode about Lizzie getting a bra, and about five or six episodes where she has a crush on somebody. I don't recommend it for boys of any age though.
lizzie mcguire on family channel February 13, 2004
edwardwoodbine (canada go leafs go)
2 out of 5 found this review helpful
i tape lizzie mcguire for my tv show collection and i own the movie the lizzie mcgure show makes me laugh and when i watched clover and daisy when they were on i laughed and i add mixed feeling listerening to clover-daisy i also own hilary duff"s cds disney get off your butts and sign hilary duff and bring back lizzie mcguire the high school version.ed
Not what it could have been--but far better than nothing. January 12, 2004
13 out of 17 found this review helpful
I suppose one should start out with the 'bad' here.Cons: 1. Merely adequate visual and audio. While certainly serviceable, the overall quality of the presentation isn't what one has come to expect from the DVD format. 2. No continuity of episodes. It's bad enough that the episodes are being parceled out like this, but it's as though the episodes chosen were purely at random. The episodes have nothing to do with one another. They're not even from the same season! 3. Severe editing. The credits for each episode have been expunged here. All one gets is one credit crawl at the very end of all the episodes only covering one of the episodes shown! Very poor choice there (and one would think it would violate SAG bylaws...). Also, one doesn't get to view the opening credits before each episode; it too is only shown once for all four. The only 'extra' consists of a new music video featuring Hilary Duff's first single, "I Can't Wait". Pros: It's "Lizzie McGuire" on DVD! :-) At the end of the day, one gets the feeling that Disney rushed this project in order to cash in on the current "Lizzie-Mania" that has swept the land. But they've had so much time to get all their ducks in a row, one should (and does) expect better from the product. Disney knows that the fans will eat up anything "Lizzie" related right now--sub par or not. However, barring an expanded version at some point, this is all we've got, and as such is worth buying. A flawed "Lizzie" DVD is better than no "Lizzie" DVD.
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