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Raise Your Voice (2004)

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Movie Info


Genre

Comedy

Release Date

October 08, 2004

MPAA Rating

PG

Duration

107 min.

Production Budget

$15 millions

Studio

New Line Cinema

Official Site

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REVIEWS RATE:  Critics  Not quite bad, but it's not recommended either.    Readers  4 of 5 [Rate It]

Cast and Crew


Director

Sean McNamara

Producer

David Brookwell, A.J. Dix, Sean McNamara, Anthony Rhulen, Sara Risher, William Shively

Screenwriter

Sam Schreiber

Starring

Movie Story


Hillary Duff plays Terri Fletcher, star of her small town church choir and a girl with a special gift... and extraordinary voice. When a personal tragedy interrupts her steady life, Terri searches for strength within herself -- and she will need it. A surprise acceptance to a summer study program at the country's most prestigious music school in LA is both an honor and a problem, since her strict father is absolutely against it.

Not wanting to hurt him, yet knowing this is the opportunity of a lifetime, Terri decides she has to go for it. With the secret help of her mom and aunt, Terri heads for LA. The highly competitive summer program offers a single scholarship for the coming year - a seemingly impossible dream for a small town girl. But with the help of some new friends and in inspirational teacher, Terri finds the will to meet the challenge. RAISE YOUR VOICE is an inspirational, music-filled journey of challenge, hope and real love. The film also stars Jason Ritter (SWIMFAN and TV's JOAN OF ARCADIA), John Corbett, Rebecca De Mornay, David Keith and Rita Wilson.

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Sad but a rock movie.

posted by princess7285 on Apr 09, 2007

I absolutely loved this movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's the best.

posted by Sarah on Jun 28, 2008
 
 

MOVIE REVIEWS BY CRITICS

“..so predictable, so formulaic, and so disappointing..”
by Gary Panton [Movie Gazette]
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