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Dennis Harvey Film CriticSpare parts of high school comedies from “Peggy Sue Got Married” to “Mean Girls” and beyond have been torn asunder, then sewn back together to create “Senior Year.” In other words, this vehicle for producer-star Rebel Wilson isn’t organic even as a genre homage; its Frankensteinian assemblage always feels more imitative than inspired. Nonetheless, if Alex Hardcastle’s effortfully high-spirited Netflix feature isn’t exactly good, it’s still good enough to provide reasonable throwaway fun, thanks much less to the material than to a cast that elevates it when they can.Introduced as “just some average boring invisible girl who had no friends” in 1999, Australian émigré Stephanie Conway (Angourie Rice) determines on her 14th birthday to start doing better.

Rebel Wilson dropped by the Today Show on Thursday to promote her upcoming comedy film Senior Year.The 42-year-old Australian actress looked vibrant in a fuzzy yellow dress and jacket as she chatted about the high school comedy, before returning later in the broadcast in a gorgeous pink suit.The comedian joked about her history of pulling off pranks on the teachers and other students at her high school, which helped prepare her for her role in Senior Year. Talk show circuit: Rebel Wilson, 42, looked glamorous in a neon yellow dress and jacket as she arrived at the Today Show in New York City on Thursday.

Rebel Wilson couldn't help smiling as she wrapped up a workout session in Beverly Hills on Monday.The actress and comedian, 41, looked energized as she headed to her car in a parking garage.The blonde entertainer wore a black zip-up sweatshirt that said 'just do it' in gold lettering on the front. Happy! Rebel Wilson couldn't help smiling as she wrapped up a workout session in Beverly Hills on Monday The Australian performer loosely pulled her bright locks back, leaving face-framing strands out in the front.The Pitch Perfect star skipped makeup, letting her natural beauty take center.

“Senior Year.”Full of 2000s nostalgia, the film stars 41-year-old Wilson as a high school cheerleader named Stephanie Conway who falls off a pyramid and into a 20-year-coma. She then wakes up as a 37-year-old woman, ready to return to high school, regain her status and claim the prom queen crown that eluded her.The Aussie actress said in a statement, “‘Senior Year’ is like the wildly funny love child of ‘Bring It On’ and ‘Never Been Kissed.’ It will literally bring ‘cheer’ into your homes! I can’t wait for everyone to see ‘Senior Year’ on Netflix this May 13.”Wilson shared the first-look image on her Instagram, writing in the caption, “Got my butterfly clips and glitter, and I’m ready to head back to 2002!” She’s also a producer on the project.In her post, she also shared a quick snippet of herself rocking a green and yellow cheerleading uniform.Alex Hardcastle is directing the feature, which also stars Alicia Silverstone, Justin Hartley, Angourie Rice, Sam Richardson, Zoë Chao, Mary Holland and Chris Parnell.Last August, the “Bridesmaids” star channeled Britney Spears when she rocked the pop star’s iconic look from her “(You Drive Me) Crazy” music video.