Pop sensation Britney Spears makes her film debut in this sparkling teen road-trip adventure. Spears stars as Lucy, the beautiful valedictorian of her small Georgia hometown who has lost touch with her childhood best friends Mimi (Taryn Manning), a boyish trailer park sweetheart who happens to be pregnant, and Kit (Zoe Saldana) .. Read more
| Starring | Britney Spears, Anson Mount, Taryn Manning, Zoe Saldana |
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| Director | Tamra Davis |
| Genres | Comedy, Drama |
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Despite its naive, picture-postcard view of America, this showcase for teen singing sensation Britney Spears is hard to dislike. It's obviously targeted at her core audience of impressionable young girls and so addresses the topics that are of paramount importance to them: seeking independence from parents, spending time with friends and dealing with the hormonal imbalance called love. Simplistic in the extreme but not without charm, the film sees Spears and childhood friends Zoë Saldana and Taryn Manning on a road trip of discovery. Along the way, she belts out a few tunes (via in-car sing-a-longs and a karaoke contest), while the trio rediscover the true importance of friendship. If you can cope with the high cheese factor, director Tamra Davis's rose-tinted movie is a mildly engaging journey through adolescent problem-page dilemmas, with natural, pleasing performances from Britney Spears and the girls, supported by experienced elders Dan Aykroyd and, briefly, Kim Cattrall.
Britney Spears plays preppy Lucy, whose yearning for her absent mother reunites her with childhood friends for a road... read more on Time Out
Exceptionally bland star vehicle for a pop singer and celebrity virgin.
this dvd is superb. my daughter's loved it. Crossroads begins with three young girls, Lucy (Britney Spears), Mimi (Taryn Manning) and Kit (Zoe Saldana), who... more
Completely hideous. The film runs like the agony aunt column of "Team Dream" magazine. Watch Britney dancing in her underpants in the first scene ... more
I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this film ... it's fairly flimsy and every opportunity is made for Britney Spears to mug cutesily for the camera and ... more
this dvd is superb. my daughter's loved it. Crossroads begins with three young girls, Lucy (Britney Spears), Mimi (Taryn Manning) and Kit (Zoe Saldana), who... more
Completely hideous. The film runs like the agony aunt column of "Team Dream" magazine. Watch Britney dancing in her underpants in the first scene ... more
I was surprised by how much I enjoyed this film ... it's fairly flimsy and every opportunity is made for Britney Spears to mug cutesily for the camera and ... more
If you have teenage daughters, they'll love this - for us 30/40 somethings - it probably better avoided.
not a bad film all in all, britney is ok in it, not the best actress but she does get her kit off to her underwear, n nice underwear it is, only good spot for a... more
I was pleasantly suprised with this film, i really did think it would be rubbish. I thought that Britney acted it welll and the other girls. A good teen movie ... more
this is far from a classic but it's still britney, so it's worth watching.
Another teen movie, but I liked it, worth a look now seen it twice, how said am I.
Despite its naive, picture-postcard view of America, this showcase for teen singing sensation Britney Spears is hard to dislike. It's obviously targeted at her core audience of impressionable young girls and so addresses the topics that are of paramount importance to them: seeking independence from parents, spending time with friends and dealing with the hormonal imbalance called love. Simplistic in the extreme but not without charm, the film sees Spears and childhood friends Zoë Saldana and Taryn Manning on a road trip of discovery. Along the way, she belts out a few tunes (via in-car sing-a-longs and a karaoke contest), while the trio rediscover the true importance of friendship. If you can cope with the high cheese factor, director Tamra Davis's rose-tinted movie is a mildly engaging journey through adolescent problem-page dilemmas, with natural, pleasing performances from Britney Spears and the girls, supported by experienced elders Dan Aykroyd and, briefly, Kim Cattrall.
Britney Spears plays preppy Lucy, whose yearning for her absent mother reunites her with childhood friends for a road... read more on Time Out
Exceptionally bland star vehicle for a pop singer and celebrity virgin.