The film introduces us to Berke Landers (played by Ben Foster), a high school student who is devastated when his girlfriend, Allison (played by Melissa Sagemiller), breaks up with him to pursue a career in acting. Determined to win her back, Berke enlists the help of his best friend Felix (played by Colin Hanks) and his sister’s friends, Dennis (played by Sisqó) and Kelly (played by Zoe Saldana), to devise a plan to make Allison jealous.
Meanwhile, Berke auditions for the school’s production of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” in an attempt to impress Allison, who has landed the lead role. To his dismay, Berke is cast as Puck, a minor role, while his rival, Striker (played by Shane West), is cast as Lysander, the male lead opposite Allison.
As rehearsals for the play progress, Berke’s attempts to win back Allison become increasingly desperate and comical. He tries everything from serenading her with a love song to staging elaborate romantic gestures, but nothing seems to work. Along the way, he also discovers that his feelings for Kelly, his sister’s friend, may be more than just friendship.
As the opening night of the play approaches, tensions rise between Berke and Striker, who also has feelings for Allison. Their rivalry culminates in a heated confrontation on stage during the performance, leading to chaos and mayhem.
In a surprising twist, Allison realizes that she still has feelings for Berke and breaks up with Striker. Berke, realizing that he has been chasing the wrong girl all along, confesses his love for Kelly, who reciprocates his feelings. The two share a romantic kiss, finally finding happiness together.
In the end, Berke learns valuable lessons about love, friendship, and following his heart. He lets go of his obsession with Allison and embraces the new relationship blossoming between him and Kelly. With his friends by his side, Berke faces the future with optimism and confidence, ready to take on whatever challenges come his way.
“Get Over It” is a fun and lighthearted romantic comedy that captures the humor and drama of teenage relationships. Through its quirky characters, witty dialogue, and heartfelt moments, the film explores themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery, resonating with audiences of all ages.