Hilary Duff,
Oliver James,
David Keith,
Rita Wilson,
Rebecca De Mornay
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A teenage girl learns that reaching for your dreams isn't always easy in this heartfelt drama with music. Terri Fletcher (Hilary Duff) is a small-town girl with a great love of music and a fine singin... read more
Directed by: Sean McNamara, Sean Patrick Mcnamara
Release Date: October 8, 2004
DVD Release Date: February 15, 2005
Stats: 19,954 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (19,954)
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June 23, 2011
This is getting 5 stars purely based on Oliver James performance. Such a beautiful guy and you couldn't help but fall in love with him. The plot of the film was good and since I watched this in my early teens, I was always going to have a real soft spot for this film. The start o... read more
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August 13, 2010
A great movie about finding your place in the world & following your heart :)
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January 29, 2010fb733768972Enjoyable with a good heart, but it crumbles after every scene!
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November 14, 2009
After the death of her brother, Hilary Duff goes on rampage of revenge. Well, not exactly, she joins a music school or some shit. It wasn't very interesting, whatever it was. David Keith plays a character so fucking annoying you pray for his character to be gang raped by numerous... read more
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August 2, 2009
hilary duff delivers exactly what you would expect, a half arsed performance in which she gets to sing and showcase her ability to portray teen angst
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June 14, 2008
I saw this on a plane, so it was either stare at the chair in front of me or watch this. Next time, I'll take the chair.
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June 20, 2007
entertaining but very typical in every regard. if youve seen a performance movie about singing, dancing, playing an instrument, or even many sports movies, then youve seen this. it follows every prescription to a fault, making everything about this movie extremely predictable a... read more
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May 31, 2007
Why do people allow Hillary Duff to act????? and why dos Rebveca DE Mornay who is a repectable actress with a fine carrer is doing this type of movies.
Critic Reviews
This is for Duff's already committed audiences, which presumably consist of the young, the innocent and the commercially acquisitive. Full Review
All we can do is marvel at how the mighty -- Northern Exposure hottie John Corbett (as a weirdly flirty music teacher) and Risky Business babe Rebecca De Mornay (as Duff's frisky aunt) -- have fallen. Full Review
Even the kindest reaction to Raise My Voice is likely to be 'shut your face.' Full Review
The music in Raise Your Voice ... manages to bring home what the uninspired script doesn't: Something in you dies if you don't express your musical talent. Full Review
It's particularly good at capturing that time of life when you simultaneously believe everything is possible and that each tiny misstep is the end of the world. Full Review
An earnest and eager Fame for the young and the tin-eared. Full Review
One could be forgiven for thinking of Raise Your Voice as a Disney Channel special that was mistakenly spun out into the multiplexes. Full Review
A film that's really just an infomercial for a soundtrack. Full Review
Overlong, blandly soporific movie.
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