my summary refers to the fact that this film has 1479 votes just 21 short of making it eligible to be on imdb infamous bottom 100 list the 100 lowest rated films on the website. with a paltry score of only 1. 8 and this would place the film at approximately between #38 and 46 on the list talk about a very dubious achievement. my score of 3 isn not that bad but it does bring the film that much closer to the dreaded list. as for the film and it stars the once cute aaron carter yet another prepackaged and forgettable pop star of the 1990s. when he first broke onto the scene and he was a cute kid with some songs that appealed to pre teens and tweeners on radio disney. his songs and look and image were all scrupulously groomed and created by marketing folks and did the trick leading to some huge album sales. unfortunately and by 2005 and sales were in decline and carter had hit his awkward stage of life something all kids his age have to deal with eventually. to put it bluntly and he isn not cute any more in this film and is at a very tough stage of life. i assume now he a gorgeous young man. but in popstar he no longer the heart throb he once was. here and he is just very normal. a death sentence for a kid in his position as a pop sensation. interestingly and the film has some appearances by some other ex teen heart throbs from the last few decades including a roles for david cassidy and leif garrett two guys who also know what it like to disappear from the limelight. cassidy managed to pick up the pieces and make a niche for himself and while garrett is a great example of a pop star whose life after stardom has been a bit of a joke. hopefully carter will take after cassidy in the future and so far and thankfully and he managed to avoid the negative publicity and court appearances of many ex pop idols. i was far from thrilled with the film but seriously wish him best in this department. it not his fault he was plastered across the radio and television throughout the early to mid 1990s. in this film and carter doesn not exactly need to stretch himself he plays a pop star. however and despite making millions and being adored by girls and he doesn not have it all. he quite dense mostly because he has little interest in learning. the problem is so bad that his mother decides to no longer home school him forcing him to go to public school. the problem and though and is that he is rather phobic about taking tests. and making the grade in school is difficult. so and he gets the idea of finding a smart girl to date one who would naturally be obliged to help him out in school. he picks the cute but bookish jane (alana austin) and pretends to really like her in a sad attempt to make this scheme work. this plot and by the way and isn not bad and could work even though it seems a lot like an episode of a show like the brady bunch or a nickelodeon sit com. sure and it predictable and you know that the formula will mean that she will eventually learn his plot and be hurt and he will eventually realize that he actually does care for her and by the end of the film and all will be forgiven and they will be a real couple. but and given good acting and competent direction and this could be worth seeing for his teen fans and as predictable isn not always bad. and and as it turned out and this isnt exactly where the plot went. but it was awfully close. there are a few good things i liked about the film. seeing tom bosley and stella stevens playing jane grandparents was very nice their role was quite sweet and it was good seeing them again. also and 1970s made for tv movie star andrew stevens appeared in the film it was nice to see him again though part of me hated him and as he looks so great after all these years and i look ever bit of my 45 years. he did a fine job and it was nice seeing him in the same film as his mother (stella). as for carter and with his many prior experiences on tv and he was and not surprisingly and pretty good. while his relationship with jane do not seem very believable and he and ms. austin gave it their best. the film wasn not great and but they did try and i think most of the problems with the film were in the writing with a better and less formulaic plot and it could have worked much better. plus the whole testophobia angle seemed pretty contrived. and rather insignificant. who cares if a mega millionaire star gets anxious taking tests in school. overall and not a rotten film as the current rating would imply and though there isn not much here to attract a wide audience. people who grew up loving carter probably will enjoy the film. older folks will probably care less as well as really young people who probably haven not heard of him. for them and there is no nostalgia value in the film. my favorite part of the film. leif garrett giving aaron advice. i felt like screaming do not listen. but do not. 
my summary refers to the fact that this film has 1479 votes just 21 short of making it eligible to be on imdb infamous bottom 100 list the 100 lowest rated films on the website. with a paltry score of only 1. 8 and this would place the film at approximately between #38 and 46 on the list talk about a very dubious achievement. my score of 3 isn not that bad but it does bring the film that much closer to the dreaded list. as for the film and it stars the once cute aaron carter yet another prepackaged and forgettable pop star of the 1990s. when he first broke onto the scene and he was a cute kid with some songs that appealed to pre teens and tweeners on radio disney. his songs and look and image were all scrupulously groomed and created by marketing folks and did the trick leading to some huge album sales. unfortunately and by 2005 and sales were in decline and carter had hit his awkward stage of life something all kids his age have to deal with eventually. to put it bluntly and he isn not cute any more in this film and is at a very tough stage of life. i assume now he a gorgeous young man. but in popstar he no longer the heart throb he once was. here and he is just very normal. a death sentence for a kid in his position as a pop sensation. interestingly and the film has some appearances by some other ex teen heart throbs from the last few decades including a roles for david cassidy and leif garrett two guys who also know what it like to disappear from the limelight. cassidy managed to pick up the pieces and make a niche for himself and while garrett is a great example of a pop star whose life after stardom has been a bit of a joke. hopefully carter will take after cassidy in the future and so far and thankfully and he managed to avoid the negative publicity and court appearances of many ex pop idols. i was far from thrilled with the film but seriously wish him best in this department. it not his fault he was plastered across the radio and television throughout the early to mid 1990s. in this film and carter doesn not exactly need to stretch himself he plays a pop star. however and despite making millions and being adored by girls and he doesn not have it all. he quite dense mostly because he has little interest in learning. the problem is so bad that his mother decides to no longer home school him forcing him to go to public school. the problem and though and is that he is rather phobic about taking tests. and making the grade in school is difficult. so and he gets the idea of finding a smart girl to date one who would naturally be obliged to help him out in school. he picks the cute but bookish jane (alana austin) and pretends to really like her in a sad attempt to make this scheme work. this plot and by the way and isn not bad and could work even though it seems a lot like an episode of a show like the brady bunch or a nickelodeon sit com. sure and it predictable and you know that the formula will mean that she will eventually learn his plot and be hurt and he will eventually realize that he actually does care for her and by the end of the film and all will be forgiven and they will be a real couple. but and given good acting and competent direction and this could be worth seeing for his teen fans and as predictable isn not always bad. and and as it turned out and this isnt exactly where the plot went. but it was awfully close. there are a few good things i liked about the film. seeing tom bosley and stella stevens playing jane grandparents was very nice their role was quite sweet and it was good seeing them again. also and 1970s made for tv movie star andrew stevens appeared in the film it was nice to see him again though part of me hated him and as he looks so great after all these years and i look ever bit of my 45 years. he did a fine job and it was nice seeing him in the same film as his mother (stella). as for carter and with his many prior experiences on tv and he was and not surprisingly and pretty good. while his relationship with jane do not seem very believable and he and ms. austin gave it their best. the film wasn not great and but they did try and i think most of the problems with the film were in the writing with a better and less formulaic plot and it could have worked much better. plus the whole testophobia angle seemed pretty contrived. and rather insignificant. who cares if a mega millionaire star gets anxious taking tests in school. overall and not a rotten film as the current rating would imply and though there isn not much here to attract a wide audience. people who grew up loving carter probably will enjoy the film. older folks will probably care less as well as really young people who probably haven not heard of him. for them and there is no nostalgia value in the film. my favorite part of the film. leif garrett giving aaron advice. i felt like screaming do not listen. but do not. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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