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| 3 | * AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Because Harriet is a teenager in this adaptation, she comes off more than just a little developmentally arrested, especially since she's so dependent on her nanny...that, and she ''does'' become just a tad bit obsessive with Skander. Throw in how she's practically invisible to her parents and Golly leaving just when things start to get out of hand and this suddenly becomes a view into the mental descent of a young girl losing her only real human contact and one of the darkest Disney Channel movies of all time. |
| 4 | * BrokenBase: Is the film a good adaptation, or a bad adaptation, of the ''Harriet the Spy'' books? Moreover, was it really a good idea to age Harriet up to 16 just to appeal to tween girls only, and give Jennifer Stone another popular role outside of ''Series/WizardsOfWaverlyPlace''? |
| 5 | %%* SugarWiki/FunnyMoments: Harriet making up with Janie and Sport. |
| 6 | * IronWoobie: Marion seems to be the most cold hearted teenaged girl ever until you notice that she’s truly scared that she’ll lose all her friends because Harriet is more popular than her. May also be a JerkassWoobie, considering how she treats said friends. |
| 7 | %%* SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome: |
| 8 | %%** Harriet’s father refusing to allow Skander to stop his daughter from blogging. Also counts as a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}}. |
| 9 | %%** Sport finally dunking a basketball. |
| 10 | %%* {{Narm}}: Harriet’s mother can ruin ''any scene''. |
| 11 | * ParanoiaFuel: Everything about Harriet and Skander before the ending sequence. |
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