The external critics (as IMDb likes to call them) make it sound like Disney has reinvented the wheel with this one. Which would perhaps be true only if you consider "the wheel" to be your basic Judy Garland movie from the 1940s. And this time around they seem to have remembered that GVDW is actually a singer, correcting a major oversight from the original. No matter. The screen is always commanded by GVDW, one of the most self-possessed 30 year olds (sorry, 18 year olds, a VERY easy mistake to make!) in the entertainment business. There is a reason that, even years later, her appearances on AGT were the highest rated in that show's history. That reason rhymes with "charisma." Enjoy.
24 Reviews
More mature but still mixed with innocence and quirk
aldri-395763 June 2022
This movie has a much different feel than the original Stargirl, and I am still getting over the initial shock here despite enjoying the movie overall and its artful take on an age old theme. Indeed, there is a lot of beauty here - in the SCal scenery, characters, music and story. Stargirl as a character though is a bit on the innocent, wholesome side compared to those around her, and while this is important to the story, it somehow makes how her adventure in LA unfolds a bit improbable to say the least. Is she thinking things through as she makes her way out into her new world or just acting impulsively? As our talented lead, Grace VanderWaal imbues Stargirl with a unique blend of innocence and quirk, but while it is charming, she also projects a naivete that might shock even the original Stargirl. Maybe it doesn't matter and her mom who is wrapped up in her own problems doesn't care. In any case, I doubt most viewers will care either, while others may need to just be reminded that this is a Disney movie after all, and one refreshingly devoted to portraying a more sanitized version of the LA "follow your dream" experience. For the terminally jaded, it should prove a breath of fresh air, and under Julia Harts fine direction, the experience is really not so much "sanitized" as it is "artfully rendered". With lots of well chosen outdoor scenes throughout, this is partly why Hollywood Stargirl is in so many ways a very beautiful and moving film. And there is a lot of other stuff to like too. Various characters (Judd Hirsch, Uma Thurman) who cross Stargirl's path are turned into believers. Meanwhile Stargirl's mom can't balance her own needs with her motherly instincts. Two budding filmmakers also add fun and companionship as they have their own dream to fulfill. And then there is a really nice song writing sequence, followed by the realization you get that this song (Figure it Out) is propelling you deeper into the fantasy by virtue of the fact that it is such a great song. Suddenly, there is a lot more meaning to the film. I also enjoyed Stargirl discussing her past relationship with Leo, while bonding more deeply with her love interest here. It really shows you how Stargirl has matured, and how she now can put more of a historical perspective on her life. Her relationship with Evan is a deeper relationship as it should be, and adroitly handled with genuine emotion and tenderness.
Upon repeated viewing, all the little subplots and how they relate to the movie as a whole have fallen into place for me. The overall style which consists almost of a series of vignettes, typically alternating between muted and more manic ones, is extremely effective. That way we see the whole Stargirl throughout the entire movie, not, as in the original, a happy Stargirl for the first 45 minutes followed by an unhappy or wounded one. But my biggest question throughout gets back to Stargirl's true ambition in life. She didn't journey to LA to make it as I first assumed that she had. Her mom dragged her there. Once there, she is discovered more or less by accident, then only coaxed into performing more. And so her talent is unmistakable, but just as in the original movie, by NOT making it all about herself as someone with a bigger ego might've, she simply makes everyone around her a better person. Its as if her talent is used more to help others pursue their own dreams than it is to advance her own, but all the while not exactly turning down opportunities when they do come her way. This is IMHO the essence of Stargirl: devoted to entertaining while equally devoted to inspiring others to do the same. It worked in both movies but in wonderfully and totally different ways.
Upon repeated viewing, all the little subplots and how they relate to the movie as a whole have fallen into place for me. The overall style which consists almost of a series of vignettes, typically alternating between muted and more manic ones, is extremely effective. That way we see the whole Stargirl throughout the entire movie, not, as in the original, a happy Stargirl for the first 45 minutes followed by an unhappy or wounded one. But my biggest question throughout gets back to Stargirl's true ambition in life. She didn't journey to LA to make it as I first assumed that she had. Her mom dragged her there. Once there, she is discovered more or less by accident, then only coaxed into performing more. And so her talent is unmistakable, but just as in the original movie, by NOT making it all about herself as someone with a bigger ego might've, she simply makes everyone around her a better person. Its as if her talent is used more to help others pursue their own dreams than it is to advance her own, but all the while not exactly turning down opportunities when they do come her way. This is IMHO the essence of Stargirl: devoted to entertaining while equally devoted to inspiring others to do the same. It worked in both movies but in wonderfully and totally different ways.
Sweet Cute Show
Maxax77712 June 2022
This is really a cute, sweet, engaging show! Nothing wrong with this at all - it's a fun movie. We enjoyed it across the board. It's a little slow, but it's a easy cute family movie. And that's all I have to say about that!
second movie
FactsAreReal9 September 2022
That movie is way more different vibe from first movie. They trying to connect first movie story with that one, but they choice very poor way to do.
In the first movie she was the colors of mood. She give her colors in old city, and love. And kinda run away. But here they trying to explain the whole situation but nah.
I love her voice and act, but it is totally different mood is that movie. It is not bad, or maybe that is the way of growing.
One thing I have to say, watch it! And enjoy it, dont let other people change your mind, just go and watch it!
Ps: because the movie I start to listing her music ;)
In the first movie she was the colors of mood. She give her colors in old city, and love. And kinda run away. But here they trying to explain the whole situation but nah.
I love her voice and act, but it is totally different mood is that movie. It is not bad, or maybe that is the way of growing.
One thing I have to say, watch it! And enjoy it, dont let other people change your mind, just go and watch it!
Ps: because the movie I start to listing her music ;)
Slightly better than the 2020 original film
lisafordeay7 June 2022
Warning: Spoilers
Hollywood Stargirl is the sequel to the 2020 Disney + Original Movie starring Grace Vanderwaal,Judy Greer,Uma Thurman and Elijah Richardson. This time Susan Stargirl Caraway travels to Los Angeles alongside her mother Ana(Greer) who got a promotion as a costume designer. From there Stargirl befriends a boy named Evan(Richardson) as well as helping a singer songwriter named Roxanne(Thurman). Will Stargirl stay in Los Angeles or will she disappear like in the first film.
Overall it was better than the 2020 one and I found myself enjoying it. It was nice to see Uma Thurman in a film again as the last film I saw her in was opposite Luke Wilson in My Super Ex Girlfriend back in 2006. If you enjoyed the frist one or your a fan of Grace Vanderwaal since America's Got Talent(I believe she won that contest in the 2010s) then you'll like this film.
50%
Overall it was better than the 2020 one and I found myself enjoying it. It was nice to see Uma Thurman in a film again as the last film I saw her in was opposite Luke Wilson in My Super Ex Girlfriend back in 2006. If you enjoyed the frist one or your a fan of Grace Vanderwaal since America's Got Talent(I believe she won that contest in the 2010s) then you'll like this film.
50%
Insearch of another kind of....
ajamaharjan27 March 2023
"Hollywood stargirl" is full of energetic, alter and friendship one.
It's a movie where I find myself completely into it. With every starting new scenes in this movie, I had felt something a new energy rising inside of me. In the same way, the attitude of extrovert presented in this movie, just inspires me to be someone new that I am afraid of to be. As we heard many times, doing friendship is easy but maintaining it, is a hardest thing to leave a mark on. That's how I was and am still. But this movie try to make a impact on my life with a still Hope on it.
Talking about the acting, all the cast had done a wonderful job. But somehow we know that it still can be better. The place where a film was shooted was a best choice ever made. The directing things with different angle made me to love it.
Somehow this movie is worth to watch for once. Thank you ...hope you like me mine review and yes kind of........
It's a movie where I find myself completely into it. With every starting new scenes in this movie, I had felt something a new energy rising inside of me. In the same way, the attitude of extrovert presented in this movie, just inspires me to be someone new that I am afraid of to be. As we heard many times, doing friendship is easy but maintaining it, is a hardest thing to leave a mark on. That's how I was and am still. But this movie try to make a impact on my life with a still Hope on it.
Talking about the acting, all the cast had done a wonderful job. But somehow we know that it still can be better. The place where a film was shooted was a best choice ever made. The directing things with different angle made me to love it.
Somehow this movie is worth to watch for once. Thank you ...hope you like me mine review and yes kind of........
The book had a sequel
jessicagracewright15 June 2022
Honestly, I'm largely confused by this movie because logically, the sequel should have been based on the book. Of course, I guess I shouldn't be surprised since it would be generous to say the 1st movie was based on the book, but they could have pretended, couldn't they? Skip the movie and read "Love, Stargirl", the actual "Stargirl" sequel.
Best Movie Ever
breezypartspro6 June 2022
The first was better
mbbpkgf6 June 2022
The second movie shouldn't have been made or at least they should of made it less corny. The relationship star girl had with the producer seemed inappropriate. Every scene felt like he shouldn't be friendly with this high school girl. The way she acts too is so corny in real life you would think something is wrong with her mental development and the way she acts so carefree seems almost borderline promiscuous. She goes around meeting new people and being overly friendly getting into cars with strangers, accepting gifts from strangers, kissing a stranger romantically for a movie she magically got tossed into. The black people in the movie felt like they were written by white writers. They were the whitest portrayal of black men I ever seen in my life. I'm from LA and the hipster type black people I run into which I think is what they tried portraying in this movie don't act like that. I started getting a workout in the movie. Finished my workout 10 minutes before the movie ended and shut it off to take a shower. I saw the majority of the movie.
The Perfect Sequel - Reunited With Favorite Characters From The Original Stargirl
rannynm1 June 2022
Hollywood Stargirl is the perfect sequel! We reunite with favorite characters from Stargirl and see how much they've grown. By the end of the film we are left wanting to see more of these characters-which is a good thing!
Hollywood Stargirl is very relatable and follows Stargirl (Grace VanderWaal) who has recently moved to Los Angeles. She meets new friends in her apartment building and begins filming a movie. In the first Stargirl film, Stargirl herself is incredibly free spirited and inspires others. In Hollywood Stargirl, she struggles with her emotions, living somewhere new, and wanting to make friends. Seeing a teen girl who is lost and isn't quite sure where her place in the world is so comforting because it reminds young audiences that others feel the same way they do. And it's a good motivation to live life to the fullest.
Stargirl's wardrobe is spectacular, and it encapsulates her character perfectly. Grace's acting is magnificent, too, and how she shows Stargirl's deepest emotions in quiet scenes is very engaging. Stand out scenes like Stargirl singing in her room and going to a club to watch singers perform are heartwarming-it's wonderful to see her grow comfortable in herself and her music. Grace's chemistry with her co-star Elijah Richardson, who plays Evan, is phenomenal. Two young actors bring comedy, friendship, and all awkward teenage emotions to the screen with such simple performances. Hollywood Stargirl proves that contemporary cinema needs more movies like these.
Stargirl learns several lessons throughout the film. She learns to communicate her feelings to her mom, to feel comfortable in her music and how to turn her life into an adventure. For the first time, Stargirl learns the importance of friendship and camaraderie.
I give Hollywood Stargirl 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18, plus adults. It begins streaming on Disney+ June 3, 2022.
By Heather S., KIDS FIRST!
Hollywood Stargirl is very relatable and follows Stargirl (Grace VanderWaal) who has recently moved to Los Angeles. She meets new friends in her apartment building and begins filming a movie. In the first Stargirl film, Stargirl herself is incredibly free spirited and inspires others. In Hollywood Stargirl, she struggles with her emotions, living somewhere new, and wanting to make friends. Seeing a teen girl who is lost and isn't quite sure where her place in the world is so comforting because it reminds young audiences that others feel the same way they do. And it's a good motivation to live life to the fullest.
Stargirl's wardrobe is spectacular, and it encapsulates her character perfectly. Grace's acting is magnificent, too, and how she shows Stargirl's deepest emotions in quiet scenes is very engaging. Stand out scenes like Stargirl singing in her room and going to a club to watch singers perform are heartwarming-it's wonderful to see her grow comfortable in herself and her music. Grace's chemistry with her co-star Elijah Richardson, who plays Evan, is phenomenal. Two young actors bring comedy, friendship, and all awkward teenage emotions to the screen with such simple performances. Hollywood Stargirl proves that contemporary cinema needs more movies like these.
Stargirl learns several lessons throughout the film. She learns to communicate her feelings to her mom, to feel comfortable in her music and how to turn her life into an adventure. For the first time, Stargirl learns the importance of friendship and camaraderie.
I give Hollywood Stargirl 5 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 12 to 18, plus adults. It begins streaming on Disney+ June 3, 2022.
By Heather S., KIDS FIRST!
It's a choice. A bad choice.
pansky-738815 June 2022
Judy Greer is the best thing about the movie which is why I'm giving it 2 stars & not 1. Awful movie. Bad acting by Stargirl herself. Wish I hadn't given it a shot at all. Time I can't get back. Her quirkiness is not endearing at all, it's just annoying. Just not my cup of tea, but based on what I've heard, people think this is better than the first. The first wasn't that great either.
Empty
afiq_whatever11 June 2022
I never watch the original one, but this movies feel so empty sometime. Yeah, I know that she struggle to keep moving over and over. But there is no much conflict that I think I can related to the main character. Every time she face the problems, it instantly solve. There is no struggle at all. It make the movie a bit lame and not realistic.
Hollywood stargirl it's a chair Lucy the same
emmettdaniel-571094 June 2022
Warning: Spoilers
This movie is so bad it is such a terrible Hollywood stargirl sequel I can't believe it first of all it feels so different from love Stargirl I don't like the fact that they don't even mention some of the events from the first movie I found it someone necessary this movie it's bad it's terrible and it totally opens up for a continuation and I hate to say that.
Sweet and charming
trinaboice17 June 2022
Movie Review: Hollywood Stargirl
IN A NUTSHELL:
Disney's "Hollywood Stargirl" is a sequel to the 2020 Disney+ film about free spirit Stargirl Caraway (Grace VanderWaal), a silver-voiced teenager whose simple acts of kindness work magic in the lives of others. The upcoming film follows Stargirl's journey out of Mica, Arizona, and into a bigger world of music, dreams, and possibilities. When her mother Ana (Judy Greer) is hired as the costume designer for a movie, they relocate to L. A., where Stargirl quickly becomes involved with an eclectic assortment of characters. They include aspiring filmmaking brothers Evan (Elijah Richardson) and Terrell (Tyrel Jackson Williams); Mr. Mitchell (Judd Hirsch), one of Stargirl's neighbors; and Roxanne Martel (Uma Thurman), a musician Stargirl admires and encounters on her journey.
The film is directed by Julia Hart.
THINGS I LIKED: Grace VanderWaal offers a quirky, innocently sweet performance. In case you didn't know, she won America's Got Talent a few years ago! She charmed the pants off of the judges and...America. She's a bit more mature in this one but still has that irresistible charisma.
Other cast members include Judy Greer, Judd Hirsch, Tyrel Jackson Williams, Elijah Richardson, Sarayu Blue, and Uma Thurman, who sings in the movie!
Did you know you can watch movies outdoors at the Hollywood Forever cemetery? Is that still a thing there? I've never been there but I love the magic of watching films outdoors.
If you haven't seen the first Stargirl movie, you might wonder if you'll be able to enjoy this one. The good news is that this is a stand-alone movie that can be appreciated. Some viewers are saying this one is better than the original. Others say the reverse. What do YOU think? Have you seen either one of these movies? The 2020 original film by Disney+ was based on a book of the same name by Jerry Spinelli.
A big element of the movie is watching 3 teens trying to make a movie. I love movies within movies.
The film is family-friendly and sweet.
THINGS I DIDN'T LIKE: The audience is somewhat limited: teenage girls, their moms, and their grandmas The line Grace VanderWaal says MANY times in the movie is "What?" It's pretty predictable.
It doesn't seem that realistic, but hey, dreams DO come true all the time!
TIPS FOR PARENTS: No profanity Two teens kiss and hug.
A single mom raises a girl.
Stargirl has no sense of "stranger danger."
THEMES: Dreams Fear Friendship and loneliness Home Making movies The Creative process Kindness Family
YouTube channel.
IN A NUTSHELL:
Disney's "Hollywood Stargirl" is a sequel to the 2020 Disney+ film about free spirit Stargirl Caraway (Grace VanderWaal), a silver-voiced teenager whose simple acts of kindness work magic in the lives of others. The upcoming film follows Stargirl's journey out of Mica, Arizona, and into a bigger world of music, dreams, and possibilities. When her mother Ana (Judy Greer) is hired as the costume designer for a movie, they relocate to L. A., where Stargirl quickly becomes involved with an eclectic assortment of characters. They include aspiring filmmaking brothers Evan (Elijah Richardson) and Terrell (Tyrel Jackson Williams); Mr. Mitchell (Judd Hirsch), one of Stargirl's neighbors; and Roxanne Martel (Uma Thurman), a musician Stargirl admires and encounters on her journey.
The film is directed by Julia Hart.
THINGS I LIKED: Grace VanderWaal offers a quirky, innocently sweet performance. In case you didn't know, she won America's Got Talent a few years ago! She charmed the pants off of the judges and...America. She's a bit more mature in this one but still has that irresistible charisma.
Other cast members include Judy Greer, Judd Hirsch, Tyrel Jackson Williams, Elijah Richardson, Sarayu Blue, and Uma Thurman, who sings in the movie!
Did you know you can watch movies outdoors at the Hollywood Forever cemetery? Is that still a thing there? I've never been there but I love the magic of watching films outdoors.
If you haven't seen the first Stargirl movie, you might wonder if you'll be able to enjoy this one. The good news is that this is a stand-alone movie that can be appreciated. Some viewers are saying this one is better than the original. Others say the reverse. What do YOU think? Have you seen either one of these movies? The 2020 original film by Disney+ was based on a book of the same name by Jerry Spinelli.
A big element of the movie is watching 3 teens trying to make a movie. I love movies within movies.
The film is family-friendly and sweet.
THINGS I DIDN'T LIKE: The audience is somewhat limited: teenage girls, their moms, and their grandmas The line Grace VanderWaal says MANY times in the movie is "What?" It's pretty predictable.
It doesn't seem that realistic, but hey, dreams DO come true all the time!
TIPS FOR PARENTS: No profanity Two teens kiss and hug.
A single mom raises a girl.
Stargirl has no sense of "stranger danger."
THEMES: Dreams Fear Friendship and loneliness Home Making movies The Creative process Kindness Family
YouTube channel.
hollywood stargirl
juanaramos-748374 June 2022
Warning: Spoilers
This movie was so bad it doesn't feel like a movie it feels like a completely different movie when Stargirl announces that she's not moving out and everybody celebrating but then the scene cut to Black it makes no sense this movie is terrible.
How is this rated so low?!
greasygirlgoneclean25 June 2022
cloying sincerity
SnoopyStyle6 January 2024
Stargirl Caraway (Grace VanderWaal) is headed to L. A. with her mother (Judy Greer). She continues her Hollywood music dream. Mr. Mitchell (Judd Hirsch) is the landlord. Stargirl befriends a couple of guys and they go to a bar for her to sing. She spots Roxanne Martel (Uma Thurman) drinking in a corner. She has hero worship for the former singer.
This is the sequel to Stargirl (2020). While I accepted the sweet sincerity of the first movie, this is becoming too much. A lot more can be excused with a child actor. Her genuine wholesomeness comes off sometimes as one dimensional acting. It leaves the movie without depth. I don't want to be too mean. That would be like kicking a puppy. Maybe she should have a good foil acting against her.
This is the sequel to Stargirl (2020). While I accepted the sweet sincerity of the first movie, this is becoming too much. A lot more can be excused with a child actor. Her genuine wholesomeness comes off sometimes as one dimensional acting. It leaves the movie without depth. I don't want to be too mean. That would be like kicking a puppy. Maybe she should have a good foil acting against her.
Great Movie
di_a11 June 2022
I loved this movie! I haven't seen the first one, but I would definitely recommend this one.
I watched it with my granddaughter.
It's great, because it's a down to earth movie about teenages and they aren't trying to kill each other but help each other through rough times. Also, shows companion and helping each other to achieve their goals.
I watched it with my granddaughter.
It's great, because it's a down to earth movie about teenages and they aren't trying to kill each other but help each other through rough times. Also, shows companion and helping each other to achieve their goals.
Hollywood Stargirl - Such a hit!
neuroepidr-5333611 June 2022
If you liked the first "Stargirl" with Grace VanderWaal, who totally rocked, with Hollywood Stargirl, she went beyond. From the plot, music and acting, it was such a pleasant film with drama, feelings, and real life experiences all to remind you to remember that your dreams might take a turn, but don't run, keep following your passion and before you know it, you will be where you want to be. Hollywood Stargirl rocks! All of the actors and music were fantastic and of course Grace VanderWaal as always is totally amazing! Great ending as well! I hope there is another soon - hint hint!
Not based on the book sequel but sweet!
AliaVictoria9 June 2022
I remember the book called Love, Stargirl being th sequel but this had a different twist to what happened after she left. We see Stargirl feeling melancholy and lonely and doing her magic to bring some people together. Very on brand with her character but still part of her growing up and going through change.
Love Uma Thurman's character. Beautiful story.
Love Uma Thurman's character. Beautiful story.
Not one to feel the need to see the original
ballouvince4 June 2022
Warning: Spoilers
It's a wholesome music video. Which reminds you of a short film made over 90 minutes. One is reminded of how the King of Pop may have come up with the phrase. Grace has a sweet singing voice and great on film presence. She has great chemistry with Elijah. Making it to fame in your music passion and as a person in the world is hard. It's good to see Stargirl, Evan and her friends make the journey. And a tribute to parents.
Got the feeling that the industry demands that the established feel they must stick their fingers in on the project of every newfound famous person. Grace is remembered for her recent success on America's Got Talent, and she seemed like a lone stage presence with a voice and ukulele. The fact that Disney felt that she needed to be 'produced', is duly noted and not appropriate or appreciated.
It clicked to have Christine McVie's 'Everywhere', added to the soundtrack.
An edit to this review. Having seen it a second time, it is an outstanding good movie. Sometimes no reason is needed. Mind changed on producing her. She is great with just the ukulele or as a one woman band or fully produced. Sorry, Disney . All the actors and actresses are great. 👍
Got the feeling that the industry demands that the established feel they must stick their fingers in on the project of every newfound famous person. Grace is remembered for her recent success on America's Got Talent, and she seemed like a lone stage presence with a voice and ukulele. The fact that Disney felt that she needed to be 'produced', is duly noted and not appropriate or appreciated.
It clicked to have Christine McVie's 'Everywhere', added to the soundtrack.
An edit to this review. Having seen it a second time, it is an outstanding good movie. Sometimes no reason is needed. Mind changed on producing her. She is great with just the ukulele or as a one woman band or fully produced. Sorry, Disney . All the actors and actresses are great. 👍
WOW.. just WOW.. I am so emotional!
javiergarcon3 July 2022
I do not know where to start that is how good this movie was! Is! This is a must-see!
Grace did it again and she did wonderful! Of course, the one stars are White Supremacist posting not liking white women kissing a black man.
So do not pay attention to the 1-star ratings or low ratings and do yourself a favor and watch the movie, it is worth it. I am so In love with her music! And just love how they bring in another artist that shares their music in the movie.
Really is great to see Judd Hirsch (From the old famous TV show and lead actor in 1978 "TAXI") Wow what a wonderful performance from all the actors and actresses. Even the background actors did great! This was an amazing production! I cried about 10 times through this Movie! Ouch! Grace with that personality and that gorgeous face are so Beautiful!
Grace did it again and she did wonderful! Of course, the one stars are White Supremacist posting not liking white women kissing a black man.
So do not pay attention to the 1-star ratings or low ratings and do yourself a favor and watch the movie, it is worth it. I am so In love with her music! And just love how they bring in another artist that shares their music in the movie.
Really is great to see Judd Hirsch (From the old famous TV show and lead actor in 1978 "TAXI") Wow what a wonderful performance from all the actors and actresses. Even the background actors did great! This was an amazing production! I cried about 10 times through this Movie! Ouch! Grace with that personality and that gorgeous face are so Beautiful!
"She makes mistakes but don't regret them, learn from them, because regrets are the hardest to carry when we get older."
RosanaBotafogo27 April 2023
Stargirl Caraway leaves Mica in search of a world full of music, dreams and possibilities. When Stargirl's mother is hired as a costume designer on a movie, they move to LA, where Stargirl quickly becomes involved with an eclectic range of characters.
"She makes mistakes but don't regret them, learn from them, because regrets are the hardest to carry when we get older." A Estrela is so perfect and wonderful that it inspires us to be a better person, unfortunately the film does not keep the magic in a charm of the first one, but it shows the transition and the difficulty of adolescence to adult life and its everyday problems, in a lyrical and poetic and also painful choices of the adult world...
"She makes mistakes but don't regret them, learn from them, because regrets are the hardest to carry when we get older." A Estrela is so perfect and wonderful that it inspires us to be a better person, unfortunately the film does not keep the magic in a charm of the first one, but it shows the transition and the difficulty of adolescence to adult life and its everyday problems, in a lyrical and poetic and also painful choices of the adult world...
Grace vanderwaal 😍😍😍
anshsharma-3036025 December 2022
I recently watched the movie "Hollywood Stargirl" and I have to say, I was thoroughly impressed. The film follows the story of a young actress named Stargirl, who is struggling to make it in the competitive and cutthroat world of Hollywood.
One of the things that really stood out to me about this movie was the acting. Grace VanderWaal, who plays Stargirl, delivers a captivating and emotional performance that truly drew me into the story. The supporting cast is equally strong, with standout performances from Giancarlo Esposito and Karan Brar.
The movie also does a great job of exploring the challenges and pressures that young actors face in Hollywood, and the sacrifices they must make in order to succeed. The themes of friendship, perseverance, and the importance of staying true to oneself are all woven throughout the film in a way that feels authentic and genuine.
Overall, "Hollywood Stargirl" is a must-see for any fans of coming-of-age stories or the entertainment industry. It's a heartwarming and poignant film that is sure to leave a lasting impression.
One of the things that really stood out to me about this movie was the acting. Grace VanderWaal, who plays Stargirl, delivers a captivating and emotional performance that truly drew me into the story. The supporting cast is equally strong, with standout performances from Giancarlo Esposito and Karan Brar.
The movie also does a great job of exploring the challenges and pressures that young actors face in Hollywood, and the sacrifices they must make in order to succeed. The themes of friendship, perseverance, and the importance of staying true to oneself are all woven throughout the film in a way that feels authentic and genuine.
Overall, "Hollywood Stargirl" is a must-see for any fans of coming-of-age stories or the entertainment industry. It's a heartwarming and poignant film that is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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