Rock Star Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 9272

Average Rating: 2.4/4

# of Ratings: 57

Theatrical Release Date: 09/07/2001

Language: English

Genre: Drama, Comedy

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Stephen Herek

Actors: Mark Wahlberg, Jennifer Aniston, Jason Flemyng, Dominic West, Timothy Spall, Timothy Olyphant

Plot: Chris, a lead singer wannabe, gets to live his wildest dream when he's whisked from anonymity to being front man for Steel Dragon, the enormously popular metal band he worships. Accompanied on tour by his girlfriend, Emily, Chris soon discovers life in the fast lane is not what he envisioned, and the relationships he holds dear are strained as his star rises.

Daniel Corleone - wrote on 04/07/2012

I recall viewing this in the theater and not really that enthused by the simplistic plot. It's hard to picture Marky Mark as a rocker as well though the acting was descent. In my opinion, a few popular cameos and a better script could have made this a better rock flick. Rock Star has its comedic moments but fizzles out because of a few coy scenes.

Unknown - wrote on 03/28/2012

Feels unintentionally funny through most of the film. Nothing but the usual sequences and dialogue you'd witness in a made-for-tv music biopic. Middle of the road average movie.

The Film Rebel - wrote on 12/15/2010

Pretty good, if not above average, rock n' roll coming of age story. Its really the performances that hold it together while the script is pretty cliche. Still, worth a look.

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Matthew Sanchelli - wrote on 09/11/2007

I'm a sucker for movies with music. I'm a bigger sucker for movies with 80's music.

Make a movie about an glam-rock 80's band looking for a new lead singer and the story of this guy.....yeah....it's a good movie to me.

Wahlberg does a great job as the "hero" in the movie. You love his role and how decent of a guy he is. It twists in your stomach when he makes bad choices. You can't help but empathize at times. It's killing.

Aniston is a good side-kick in the film; brings a little innocence to the world of rock.

The message and story are very well done. Life can be one hell of a ride. But all in all you have to find out who you really are. Sometimes the roads traveled aren't always the best ones; but sometimes that's all you need to realize that you don't have to …