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List Price: $9.98 Our Price: $9.98 Features • AC-3 • Closed-captioned • Color • Dolby • DVD-Video • Subtitled • Widescreen • NTSC In Theaters : 2005 DVD Release : 08 November, 2005 |
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Popstar description Like the platinum-selling sensation that plays him, J.D. McQueen (Aaron Carter) is a pop star. The livin' is easy until his grades slip, so his mom (Tracy Scoggins) puts an end to the home schooling and sends him off to the local high school. Fellow student Jane Brighton (Alana Austin, who co-starred with Carter in Supercross) is his biggest fan. Unlike J.D., however, she doesn't have any luck with the opposite sex. Despite her blonde good looks, she's a straight-A student and everyone resents her for it. So imagine Jane’s surprise when J.D. takes an instant like to her. She's confused, but ecstatic. Then she starts to suspect he's more interested in her as a tutor--and friend--than a girlfriend. Popstar is a sweet-spirited, family-oriented look at the difficulties between balancing young fame and the desire to be a "normal guy." If Carter isn't quite in Austin's league as an actor, his charisma and singing talent helps to balance things out. Featuring the songs "Saturday Night," "Do You Remember," and "One Better." With former teen heartthrobs David Cassidy--channeling The Partridge Family's Reuben Kincaid--as J.D.'s manager and Leif Garrett as a proverb-spouting janitor. --Kathleen C. Fennessy |
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| ♥♥♥♥♥ | Clean, Cute, Adorable with great soundtrack |
| This is a clean, sweet film with a great soundtrack. Even the background music is sweet and soothing to listen to. It's a great family film, and although some of the dialog is corny, it's still enjoyable and a refreshing change from the overtly sexed-up or violent films that studios insist on making. Aaron Carter is cute as the pop star J.D. but I got a kick out of seeing former child pop stars David Cassidy and Leif Garrett in supporting roles. Clever casting all around. | |
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