Sadly Over-hyped

hyped garbage

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

The acting in this movie is really good.

Undiscovered is not merely a love story. It is not merely a tale of coming of age and pursuing one's lifelong dreams. It's not merely a story of fate and what it has in store for us. Undiscovered is a beautiful blend of all three as it captures the lives of struggling young artists. Pell James, as beautiful model Bier Tucket, takes us on a journey laced with love, indecision, and the search for a comfortable identity. The richest and most provoking scene of the movie is the first meeting of Brier and Luke Falcon, played by Steven Strait. We gain a true and immediate sense of each young adult's fragility and instant yearning for each other in this display of their vulnerability and enchantment with one another. Their chemistry is undeniable. The viewer is relentlessly captivated by the plot and the desire to urge fate to bring these lovers together. With Carrie Fisher as young Brier's agent and role model, and up-and-coming musician Ashlee Simpson as Clea, Brier's best friend, the audience falls not only for Brier and Luke, but for their quirky, yet sweet and supportive, friends. A warning about the downfalls of fame and the need to seize the moment, the almost-doomed relationship between Brier and Luke reminds us that no matter where our lives take us, we must be sure we're holding hands with the right one.

The cast is so appealing, the acting so on point, the dialogue so pert, the milieu so well-defined, the production values so there, the direction so sharp, the look so polished, that it is agonizing to realize as the movie goes on how clichéd and stale the story is -- the honest musician seduced into the sleazy and superficial starmaker machinery behind the popular song. The Right Girl versus the Wrong Girl (a sleazy Brazilian "I'm With the Band" babe whose hair, unlike the Right Girl's, isn't naturally blonde). And then, God help us, a mad dash to the airport to stop the girl from leaving. You think you're seeing something as smart about the upcoming performer scene as the late lamented TV series "Unscripted" and then you find out you're seeing "She's All That." I don't want my two hours back, I want the cast to have their two months (or whatever it was) back. They could have been making a much better movie. My only consolation is that the clips will look great in everybody's talent reel; all the scenes will seem better, taken out of context.

Although not the most sophisticated movie. Storyline is cute and Steven Strait, Pell James and Ashlee Simpson were pretty good. Some line didn't make sense and the sceen where he's acting like a rock star on stage not even noticing the groupie and Josie fighting over him was a little ridiculous and tacky. It may not be up to par with other really good romantic movies such as Notting Hill, Sleepless in Seattle, Pride and Prejudice, The Princess Bride, Pretty woman, When harry met sally.(I can add a lot more but I be sitting here for a good solid hour or so)Aside from all those movies it still is cute feel good (if you're a sap like me) movie. PS. The soundtrack's awesome too.

I have never seen this movie but let me say. Ashlee was the girl who played Celia on 7th heaven and critics loved her has Simon's girlfriend. She was only spouse to be on 7 episodes but ended up there for seasons.Now since she SNL she has been trashed but come on what singer has never lip singed. Did you know every singer lip sings at orange bowls because the crowd is too loud that you wont be able to hear the band or your self so therefore they lip sing.In conclusion if people had never seen her has a singer people wouldn't trash her and say she is a horrible actress so grow up people.I am an Ashlee Simpson fan why? From her SNL,orange bowl she came back and beat her sisters CD by far, Both CD's went to number one and never gave up that. Her music has meaning to it unlike those other anorexics like Hilary duff (Who has by the way no talent). So Ashlee i hope you read this because I'm one of your biggest 14 year-old fans ever!