Raise Your Voice
Music • PG • 2004 • 1 hr 47 min
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Hilary Duff, Oliver James, David Keith, Johnny Lewis, Rita Wilson
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It's pretty slow and boring, but I really enjoyed this when I was young. It was meant to be a Christian movie, if that's your thing.
One of my favourite Hilary duff movies, good story and drama
Very nostalgic but super cheesy at times
I like this movie. I know its dramatic and cheesy but I really enjoyed this movie as a teenager and slightly less as an adult.
Normally these movies are duds, but the musicality to it made it enjoyable and the emotion was great.
I thought this was the perfect role for Duff in this coming-of-age teen drama back in the day. I haven’t seen in ages but have good memories
Has a great story. Has some really sad parts but has a great happy ending.
My absolute favorite Hilary Duff movie. Heartbreaking at times, but overall a good coming of age drama for teenagers.
Silly movie, I watched it at music class in high school and uts just cheesy predictable and bad acted
She really thought she ate that solo LMAO
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