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Bandslam (2009)

Bandslam (2009)
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A gifted young singer-songwriter recruits the new kid in town to manage her fledgling rock band in this music-driven comedy starring Vanessa Anne Hudgens and Gaelan Connell. Charlotte Banks (Aly Michalka) has what it takes to be a true rock star, and with the battle of the bands approaching she's determined to win. Her chief opponent in the upcoming competition is none other than her egotistical ex-boyfriend Ben (Scott Porter). Ben may be cocky, but there's no denying his charisma when he takes the stage. With a little help from new arrival Will Burton (Connell), Charlotte's band begins to develop a unique sound and starts writing some original songs. Meanwhile, as Will and singer/guitarist Sa5m (Hudgeons) start to make a love connection, disaster strikes, and the band is forced to choose between conceding the competition or standing tall and finally living up to their true potential. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

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Starring:
Alyson MichalkaVanessa Hudgens, (more)
Director(s):
Todd Graff
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Bandslam

A gifted young singer-songwriter recruits the new kid in town to manage her fledgling rock band in this music-driven comedy starring Vanessa Anne Hudgens and Gaelan Connell. Charlotte Banks (Aly Michalka) has what it takes to be a true rock star, and with the battle of the bands approaching she's determined to win. Her chief opponent in the upcoming competition is none other than her egotistical ex-boyfriend Ben (Scott Porter). Ben may be cocky, but there's no denying his charisma when he takes the stage. With a little help from new arrival Will Burton (Connell), Charlotte's band begins to develop a unique sound and starts writing some original songs. Meanwhile, as Will and singer/guitarist Sa5m (Hudgeons) start to make a love connection, disaster strikes, and the band is forced to choose between conceding the competition or standing tall and finally living up to their true potential. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
111 mins

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Director(s):
Todd Graff
Writer(s):
Josh A. CaganTodd Graff
Producer(s):
Elaine Goldsmith-Thomas
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG(Adult Situations, Mild Language)
Categories:
Comedy
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    Rick R.

    Finally a teenage movie about rock 'n roll kids that was not predictable! Will knew a lot about music, but didn't play! The performers mostly looked like they could play! The band with the horns & cello actually worked! And we were never really sure if Will would win "the girl"! And who wrote those songs? Good work! Oh yeah! We even liked Lisa Kudrow!!!

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    Anthony M.

    It was better than what we thought it would be. Music good, actors did a good job, held our interest. Had to see how it ended, good movie would recommend to our friends.

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    Miguel C.

    This is NOT a Disney film! It's funny and smart and has great music. Connell plays a kid that technically cannot be labeled a geek. Hudgens was so "Ally Sheedy". Kudrow was also amazing. It ran almost 2 hours without a slow part and filled end-to-end with music. Did I mention the music yet? I think this beat Nick & Norah hands down.

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