As Hannah Montana's popularity begins to take over her life and her personality, Miley Stewart, with her father’s encouragement returns to her hometown of Crowley Corners, Tennessee to get some perspective on her priorities in life.
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The Sunday Times
Cosmo Landesman
“Yes, the film slips into American schmaltz at times, but it’s really a thing of wonder — an infectious and irresistible fantasy that all the family can enjoy.”
03/05/2009
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Total Film
Neil Smith
“With its kid-friendly mix of tunes and chaste romance, this is sure to leave its target demographic grinning widely. Director Chelsom, meanwhile, has a giggle poking gentle fun at the slender conceit on which Cyrus’ celebrity is built.”
14/04/2009
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Variety
Lael Loewenstein
“Widely accessible even to neophytes, the G-rated pic is innocuous fare that should score big with tween girls, as well as those parents seeking age-appropriate role models for their daughters. ”
07/04/2009
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The Independent
John Walsh
“This Disney film is a hand-tooled, eight-cylinder charm offensive: the landscape is ravishingly shot, the songs are cute and the plot moves from slapstick to romance at a cracking pace. Your 13-year-old daughter will utterly love it.”
01/05/2009
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The Independent on Sunday
Nicholas Barber
“The po-faced lectures about the importance of family life are hard to take from a Disney merchandising juggernaut, too.”
03/05/2009
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Time Out
David Jenkins
“While Cyrus’s droll performance (Miley’s not Billy Ray’s) deserves better material, this is still amply entertaining.”
01/05/2009
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The Times
Wendy Ide
“Parents are likely to find it tiresomely naive stuff.”
30/04/2009
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The Mirror
Mark Adams
“If you like your corn served sweet and sentimental, this big-screen musical spin-off is just what the doctor ordered.”
26/04/2009
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Scotland on Sunday
Siobhan Synnot
“A wholesome perpetual motion machine of sappy warbling and life lessons, Hannah Montana is a big NutraSweet marshmallow of cheerfulness, with dialogue that makes High School Musical sound like Greek tragedy.”
26/04/2009
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The Daily Telegraph
Tim Robey
“it’s all country singalongs, cute cowboys and lessons from grandma.”
30/04/2009
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Empire Magazine
Anna Smith
“There’s a predictable plot, a few catchy songs and a shoe fight with Tyra Banks. In short: lazy but functional tween fare.”
03/05/2009
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The Daily Express
Allan Hunter
“Even Elvis Presley movies had better plots than this feeble effort... Completely predictable, sickeningly sentimental and definitely limited in its appeal to diehard fans only.”
01/05/2009
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The Guardian
Peter Bradshaw
“As a middle-aged male, I am of course more at home seated in the prostate clinic waiting room than in the audience for the new Hannah Montana movie. Anyway, here I am, bringing to this frothy film the same instinctive empathy and understanding that an Inuk might have on watching the Roulette channel... This parent-child love story, glancingly expressed through the potent medium of country music, often had me wondering if anyone in the cinema had a number for Tennessee social services.”
01/05/2009
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Channel 4 Film
Holl Grigg-Spall
“At 16 Britney was a ball of goofiness, cuteness, flirtation and sexuality - her behaviour a string of hyperactive ticks and quirks, with that hint of crazy we'd see again as she was stretchered out of her Hollywood mansion and into a hospital. Throughout Hannah Montana: The Movie Miley Cyrus has that exact same wild-eyed look.”
03/05/2009
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The Financial Times
Martin Hoyle
“...pubescent girls who adore it will scarcely notice the charmlessness of star Miley Cyrus, her face falling naturally into grumpiness, her singing best described as Sprechgesang, but a walking advertisement for the US dental industry.”
29/04/2009
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The Daily Mail
Chris Tookey
“The comedy is crude and the slapstick laboured. Compared with this, Disney's High School Musical 3 had the sophistication of Singin' In The Rain.”
30/01/2009
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