one of my absolute favorites!

Beautiful, moving film.

It's hard to see any effort in the film. There's no comedy to speak of, no real drama and, worst of all.

This is one of the few movies I've ever seen where the whole audience broke into spontaneous, loud applause a third of the way in.

I got 30 minutes into it and i couldn't watch it anymore. Espinoza lacked very much acting wise and often made me cringe when he said things. Although the plot of the story is refreshing the acting wasn't up to par. However, compared to his castmate, Sarah Jeffrey was much better acting wise. Espinoza lacked facial expression and his voice often felt monotonous and boring. Sometimes he would prolong and stretch out some words to make things different but it still made it seem somewhat awkward. And when he did try to add some oomf it often seemed fake and forced or could have been helped with some sound. For example, the scene where Jordan confront Emily's enemy, the sarcasm would have been better with more facial emotion/sarcasm, and could have been helped with some bounce in the background like a 'hopping' tack, that would emphasize sarcasm and make the encounter less awkward and silent , and more funny.

This movie seemed interesting as I started watching it. It was so predictable because it was identical to the movie Starstruck with Sterling Knight and Danielle Campbell. I enjoyed it because it demonstrated a life of a typical teenager and the life of a celebrity, but a lot of the scenes we're similar to Starstruck. It took me back to that movie while watching this movie and just seeing the similarities. Other than that it's a great movie for people interested in romance (like me).Some of the scenes really got me thinking because they were poetic with a really deep meaning.That's what made me more interested in the movie.

I honestly really enjoyed this movie. I wish it was a bit longer, and I wish there was a little more romance in it, but I'm aware it is a movie made for teenagers. I also wish at the end it would have focused more on Jordans career and not only Emily, but the message the movie is sending out is inspiring. You can only hope to meet someone who will have such an impact on your life, and help you discover parts of yourself that you didn't even know existed. Again, the only downfall for me was how short it was! I've followed Matt Espinosa for a while, so that is the reason I watched it but I am being completely honest in the review. For older adults it may not come off as something you'd normally watch, but it's a movie that's great for all ages. I definitely plan on watching it again!

This film is so predictable; you can guess the ending from the very first five minutes. You can even guess the dialogue. It is the most cliché film I've ever seen and I also noticed that it completely steals scenes and dialogue from other films. Matthew Espinosa's acting is some of the worst in history and I would definitely advise he keeps his day job...I'm guessing this will be his first and last film. Being a fan of awful romantic films like this, I'm used to predictability and performances that aren't award worthy, yet I wouldn't even watch this film if someone paid me and I don't want anyone else to suffer like I did.