Starstruck

Great movie. Yes, it's very banal, but that's what catches me about it. I love the main soundtrack in this movie. The heroes ride so atmospherically under it in the car

I can't even count the number of times I've watched this movie. Yes, it's a banal story, but it's very catchy 😊

I love this movie with all my heart and I'm happy to review it, my favorite actors are just Chad from "Give Sunny a Chance" and Davina from "The Firstborn"💔

And the kiss, and the kiss where 🥹🥹🥹

I understand that this movie carries the vibe of 2011 fanfiction, but I can't help myself, every time I watch such films, I hope that the key interactions will be between the musician and his fan (I emphasize in bold — fan!), but here again, bad luck – the main character (Jessica) is not A fan of the musician she meets in the story (Christopher), she's probably even his anti-fan, and in Christopher's eyes, what makes her special in the first place is that she doesn't drool over him "like all the other girls." Honestly, even when I read fanfiction, a similar trope I always missed it, because usually in such stories, celebrity fans are also shown as some kind of crazy cringers. And I can't help but wonder why in such films a fan can't be just a fan — the one who takes her breath away when meeting her favorite performance, who will happily sing along at his concerts and become a special girl for him, not because "she's not like all other fans," but because she has She has her own certain advantages, and she doesn't need to be indifferent to her favorite performer in order to calmly talk about life with him or see more in him than just a popular musician.…

And here (as in many other similar films) It's like they're saying, "A simple fan can't win the heart of her favorite musician, so make way for someone who turns her nose around and stays cool, and then falls in love with him and it all ends in a happy ending."