He’s All That is a gender-swapped remake of She’s All That. The movie is finalised to debut on Netflix soon this year. The fans are excited to watch this film that has a whole new perspective. It is a remake of She’s All that, which was released in 1999.

He’s All That is a much-awaited Netflix film that the viewers want to watch soon. This remake will hopefully break a lot of stereotypical thoughts that was prevalent in the 1999 film. She’s All That did not gain much hype when it was released because the themes were stereotypical.

He’s All That Netflix Movie Release Date

Netflix has officially announced the release date of He’s All That. The movie is prepared to release on 27 August 2021. The audience does not need to wait any longer as the release date is approaching soon. The viewers have a lot more expectations from this remake movie as it is supposed to redeem the mistakes committed in the original movie.

He’s All That is a contemporary movie that will showcase logic and break the stereotypes in society. We hope the gender-swapped remake that will release on Netflix will catch the attention of this generation.

He’s All That Plot

The story will hopefully be similar to the original movie She’s All That. It revolves around an influencer who is responsible for changing the biggest loser in school into a prom king.

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However, the plot of He’s All That is supposed to focus more on the fact that everybody is beautiful, unlike the original film. It is going to be more logical and neutral.

The Cast of Netflix Movie He’s All That

The cast includes Addison Rae, Tanner Buchanan, Peyton Meyer, and Madison Pettis. We will also watch Rachael Leigh Cook, Kourtney Kardashian, Andrew Matarazzo, and Vanessa Dubasso.

Mark Waters has directed the Netflix movie. The producers are Andrew Panay, Jennifer Gibgot and Adam Shankman.

The cast and crew members together have worked towards making He’s All That suit the contemporary times. We are hoping it will be much more interesting than She’s All That as it breaks the stereotypes.