Comments on: Hannah Montana: The Movie

By: J. Milligan

J. Milligan — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 22:25:10 +0000

I am a grandmother of 4 children and I took them to see Hannah Montana. I loved this movie as much as they did. Anyone, any age, would enjoy this movie. Family values rule in this movie. All the actors did a great job. I heard a lot of laughter in the theatre from folks. Although this movie is funny, there were a couple of times I almost lost it too. When Miley sings “The Climb”, I wanted to cry. Don’t think you are too old to watch Hannah Montana because you are not. You do not have to be a fan of the show to enjoy this movie. I am not going to say any more about the plot as the other reviewers have done that. Just go watch the movie!!! It is great and I am ordering this to have in my collection at home.
Rating: 5 / 5

By: Matthew Watters

Matthew Watters — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 19:50:28 +0000

As an inveterate insomniac, I’ll admit to having caught all the reruns of Hannah Montana on late night Disney Channel, and I was won over not only by Miley Cyrus’ perky charms but by a show that captured some of the broad but nevertheless character-driven style of classic 1960s television. So, I approached Hannah Montana: The Movie with the expectations of having a bit more fun than I did watching the Lizze Maguire movie, and that one wasn’t all that bad. What a disappointment! Hannah Montana: The Movie tosses out nearly all the successful ingredients of the TV series, reducing nearly all the show’s supporting characters to cameo roles. Even Jason Earles, who plays Miley’s brother and frequently is responsible for generating the show’s biggest laughs, seems to have been largely left on the cutting room floor. And I may have stumbled into the truth there. Hannah Montana: The Movie is so choppily-edited and so poorly structured, I think there might be an entirely better, if perhaps sillier movie on that same cutting room floor. Who knows? What we’re left with is an overly serious Miley returning to her country roots, and the overlong scenes of her cornpone family strumming guitars and singing country songs are such a white-folks-got-soul cliche, they must be some kind of reverse racism. Miley remains as cute as a button, but we don’t even get her usual fashion parade here. She looks distressingly like, well, just a normal girl. Surprisingly, her dad Billy Ray Cyrus comes off best, the warm charm of his TV persona translating nicely to the big screen. He’s a great TV dad. But you’ll have more fun watching four or five episodes of the Hannah Montana TV series than watching this movie.
Rating: 2 / 5

By: Gloria I. Padilla

Gloria I. Padilla — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 18:07:39 +0000

i saw this movie in theaters and it was great. miley cyrus was such a great singer. i can’t wait for it to come out. i’m going to get the disc to see the extended edition
Rating: 5 / 5

By: R. Sala

R. Sala — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 17:18:36 +0000

I took my grandkids (12 and 15) to see this movie in the theater. We enjoyed it so much I decided to purchase it so that the rest of the family could watch it too. Price was right and it arrived within the time stated. I would recommend this vendor again.
Rating: 5 / 5

By: B. Harper

B. Harper — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 14:19:59 +0000

Another over exploited child star, another future failure. HM/ MC is proof that you don’t need to talent to land a movie roll
Rating: 1 / 5