Starstruck (Extended Edition)

Great movie

I enjoyed this movie very much as it's family oriented, funny, and deals with relationship building with teenagers (young adults). The movie plays out in Hollywood, California area, the tour of the senic places which included the beach was great as some viewers may never get to see it in person was a plus. It shows not everyone will overlook rudeness and superficial friendliness to let you be their close friend. Sometimes it takes superstar action of young people to find the acceptance of others, in a truthful loving and caring special way. Someone has to be strong enough to call you on your actions towards them and others. One can't buy true friends with money and gifts, how shallow that is - but it does reflect on what kind of person you choose to be. This movie shows families in different lights. Grandparents are in an inter-racial relationship. Parents are dealing with teen dynamics of sibbling warfare that goes to the extreme between daughters likes, issues, and solutions of each. Do each of the girls eventually gets their wishes fulfilled? Does the oldest get to meet her star and adore him like a true fan? Does the younger daughter find a true friend and does her wish get fulfill, too? Does the Star find a loving working relationship with his parents, agents, fans, friends? Does he accept his parents actions managing his career or how does he chose to handle it? Is there a better way to attack his career issues to reach a happier, calmer place that will give him some space to grow as a person? Are your parents necessary to help you stay safe and grounded in a high stress career? However, they too can lose site of the direction of a childs career which seems to have happen with these parents. Does it work out for everyone in a healthier and happier relationships? WOW...yes I would say this movie (DVD) has a lot to say about relationships. Maybe this movie could be used in classroom discussion groups or -?- to help young people to build relationships and or loving friendships? Just a thought kids, parents, grandparent, and teachers!!! This family Movies has a strong story with great crazy moments that even real families on vacations have but stays true to family time, respectful children of their adults, clean speach, no nudity, obey parents rules, and have crazy fun but not to destructive of others possesson (except Grandma car..LOL!!!)

Love this product!!

I would love to see a widescreen version of Starstruck. I would love to see a better quality DVD. And I would love to see a Starstruck soundtrack. But I am thrilled to find even a not so great quality DVD of this movie which I love. Starstruck was a delight when it was released in 1982 and twenty-three years later it is still as charming. A lot of the charm of the movie comes from the performances of Jo Kennedy as Jackie and Ross O'Donovan as Angus. Their onscreen releationship is a true joy to watch and they come across as very likable. You want to them to continue to support each other and you want them to achieve their goals. The music is enjoyable. The staging and choreography are marvelous. Particularly outstanding is the water ballet at the rooftop pool. Yes, the DVD was clearly put together on the cheap, but ignore the technical details and enjoy the show.

My childhood dream was to be famous so this movie was very entertaining. Shipping and handling was great!! Buy this movie ;)

I love this movie

The use of him and others. Thinking all the people liked him for himself but that was not true. This girl,,,, not liking him put questions on him... WHY DONT THEY LIKE ME? He never knew what control of his life was. His parents control him until she set him straight and why. He tried to protect her from the reporters and she did not under that part of it. The ending was good because he came clean of his mistakes.

The movie is definitely what I wanted, but they laid it on the porch, and they could have put it in the mail slot because it is big enough. The street we live on is known for having packages go missing. It's no fault of the seller or Amazon, it's the carrier.