Josie and the Pussycats
Comedy • PG-13 • 2001 • 1 hr 38 min
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This has become one of my favorite films of all time, genuinely. The vibe this film gives off is contagious and the soundtrack goes hard
Kinda stupid movie but loved it as a kid
I watched this when I was younger, it's pretty okay in my book. Brings back some nostalgia
Anti-consumerist camp-comedy masterpiece
Weirdly, a great (un)intentional critic of manufactured pop idols influencing terminal trends and encouraging over consumption
Great soundtrack, good acting and just a fun all around film
This movie is what it looks like cheesy girl band film, but also has a great speech and how companies and publicity dominate our minds.
served and ateeeeee!!!!!! alan cumming is awesome and this movie is so much fun :))))))
Shooting for Barbie but retains a bit too much stock Hollywood to cut the same. Maybe paved the way a bit though
Silly, a bit camp and ridiculous/dumb, but I loved it growing up and it’s still good girl group fun IMO. Good soundtrack and fun styling!
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