This one is just pure teenage-popcorn kinda movie-so people who want to watch this must either be a kid/teen at heart or a person who likes to cuddle down with sweet movies.Anna Foster(Mandy Moore) is like every eigteen year old girl out there except, her father’s President of the United States.She is allowed to date, but her dates always tend to get intimidated with her since her overprotective father always sends along more than two secret agents to keep an eye on her(and her date).She longs for a taste of freedom which every girl her age wishes to experience.She talks her dad into allowing her to spend some time with her friend Gabrielle(Beatrice Rosen) in Prague .Gabrielle also happens to be the French ambassador’s daughter.However, Anna’s father disagrees to allow her to attend the Berlin Love Parade with Gabrielle.Anna & her mother make her dad promise that he would send along only two secret agents, Weiss & Morales to keep an eye on her & Gabby.But on her night out in Prague, Anna discovers that her father again failed to keep his word & sent many more agents.Anna takes the help of a stranger, Ben(Matthew Goode) to help her escape from the secret agents.When she decides to visit Gabrielle at the Berlin Love Parade, Ben is suddenly inclined to tag along with her.Anna keeps her real identity hidden from Ben, while Ben also keeps his real motive of going along with her to himself.Is Ben just a handsome tourist who likes to take photographs?As the duo travel from Prague to Berlin, Weiss & Morales keep a strict follow-up behind them.Weiss, who’s into his secret agent partner, Morales, gets caught up with the romantic city of Venice.Also Anna, who’s struck by Ben’s personality develops an instant liking for him.But does Ben feel the same way?Mandy Moore is every bit likeable in her role of Anna.Matthew Goode looks a bit like Hugh Jackman.He’s got the looks & a sexy accent.Mark Harmon plays the President with great poise.The cinematography is nice, especially the beautiful sights of Prague, Venice & Austria.All in all, the movie’s worth a watch.