Hannah Montana.

Directed by Peter Chelsom (who also directed "Serendipity") starring Miley Cyrus and Billy Ray Cyrus comes the all-so-popular movie "Hannah Montana." I have a roommate who is a big fan and she took some of my roommates and I to go see it. We watched it in Idaho Falls at the Edwards Grand Teton Stadium 14. The theater was amazing! I'd say it's by far the nicest one I have ever been to. If you ever get a chance I'd highly recommend going there. Anyway, back to the movie. As Hannah Montana's popularity begins to take over her life, Miley Stewart, on the urging from her father takes a trip to her hometown of Crowley Corners, Tennessee to get some perspective on what matters most in life. The movie, in my opinion, was very enjoyable. Once we got past the snobbish teenager that took over the beginning of the movie it was very good.

For the beginning of the movie Miley just bothered me. I kept having to remind myself to look at the situation from her point of view. If I didn't she just looked like a real big stinker. As the movie progressed she came to realize the importance of family and friends and the Stinker just sort of disappeared. I loved the music. I loved how it was filmed: sweeping camera, slow motion effects, and the beautiful country. A majority of the movie was filmed in Columbia, Tennessee. And I must say: It. Was. Beautiful! I couldn't get enough of the scenery; the hills, the trees, all of it. I wished the screen was bigger!

During the movie we got to see and hear Rascal Flatts and Taylor Swift who made there "guest appearances." Miley/Hannah featured 12 new songs and I'd have to say that my favorite was "The Climb." It's really good. Anyway, after the movie we went to Cafe Rio for lunch. I didn't eat anything but it sure looked good. One of these days I'll have to go. They sure massive dishes. Well, back to the movie -grade wise I'd probably give it a B-. It was good. I enjoyed it. It's PG and there's nothing wrong in it. Oh and I must say that the main boy, Miley's big country-cowboy-crush, Travis Brody (aka Lucas Till) was, in my opinion, exceptionally good looking. Anyway, I guess that's it.