STARSTRUCK GAME MOVIE

STARSTRUCK GAME MOVIE

Not only is the story line terrible, but the acting of everyone in this movie -besides Karen Holness who was the laid back goddess that she is, making me believe with everything in me that she was a set manager- made me feel constipated trying to hold in the amount of cringe I felt. I want to preface this review by saying this is an absolute Cliche of a movie. Language includes 'badass,' 'dammit,' 'hell,' 'crap,' 'fricking,' 'balls,' 'poop,' 'stupid,' 'dang it,' 'shut up,' and 'oh my God.' A running joke has people calling the main character 'pig girl.' The film could inspire interest in more of the Cinderella Story series, and characters talk about and use iPhones and social media platforms like Instagram and TikTok. There's some humor related to characters dressing in clothing typically associated with another gender, which feels outdated.

Young adults kiss, and there are jokes involving having 'balls' and a woman dressed as a man walking in on people in bathrooms. Expect a bit of innuendo in song lyrics, and there's one scene in which a woman hits on her step-sister (who's in costume) when she doesn't know who she is. There are also positive messages about being authentic and true to yourself, knowing and valuing your roots, and taking chances despite the risk of failure. The characters who are most successful and happiest in the movie are also the kindest to others.

Parents need to know that the fairy tale-inspired A Cinderella Story: Starstruck (the sixth Cinderella Story movie) is about a would-be actress named Finley ( Bailee Madison).

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