This movie is horrendous trash, which is exactly what is expected from Disney Channel. It has the standard Disney acting, which means it's either emotionless or awkwardly forced emotions that are far too awkward or over-the-top for the scene. Cinematography is the expected cookie cutter camera angles and lighting, and the music is uninspired and only mildly appropriate. It's a standard Disney Channel movie, which means you should hard pass.
As expected from Disney Channel, the plot is utterly absurd when you apply even a modicum of logic. The explanation behind why her clothes turn invisible is so convoluted and inconsistent that it would have been much less confusing if they had just paused the movie and showed a black card that said, "Things turn invisible by touching her whenever it is convenient for the story." They also randomly switch how the invisibility works halfway through the movie. In the first half, throwing things on her (water, mud, etc) shows the item outlining her. In the second half, it makes her body fully appear as an ethereal ghost, probably due to complaints from the actress not getting enough screentime rather than supporting the film. It would have been literally impossible for the girls to fake being each other, especially during the lacrosse game (during which she was extremely offsides and her point should not have counted). The timer at the end was ridiculous. It's either spread and affecting the areas or it hasn't reached the areas yet. Your body doesn't instantly spread something over your entire system at an exact time after you consume it. It spreads slowly, so some areas should definitely have already been affected.
As expected from Disney Channel, the plot is utterly absurd when you apply even a modicum of logic. The explanation behind why her clothes turn invisible is so convoluted and inconsistent that it would have been much less confusing if they had just paused the movie and showed a black card that said, "Things turn invisible by touching her whenever it is convenient for the story." They also randomly switch how the invisibility works halfway through the movie. In the first half, throwing things on her (water, mud, etc) shows the item outlining her. In the second half, it makes her body fully appear as an ethereal ghost, probably due to complaints from the actress not getting enough screentime rather than supporting the film. It would have been literally impossible for the girls to fake being each other, especially during the lacrosse game (during which she was extremely offsides and her point should not have counted). The timer at the end was ridiculous. It's either spread and affecting the areas or it hasn't reached the areas yet. Your body doesn't instantly spread something over your entire system at an exact time after you consume it. It spreads slowly, so some areas should definitely have already been affected.