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It looks like an action/adventure and not a comedy, with the exception of the last line, which wasn't even funny. I was so excited for this movie because I think the show is really funny, but it looks too far removed from the series. I had faith because I thought The Even Stevens Movie and The Famous Jett Jackson: The Movie were both well done, but I guess I'll hold final judgment until August.

I'm looking forward to the movie- I'm sure that it'll be fun! Thanks for sharing that, Mason.

Info on Camp Rock 2:

http://www.mtv.com/videos/news/399445/w ... id=1613527

http://www.mtv.com/movies/news/articles ... tory.jhtml

I accidently forgot that W.O.W.P's trailer was premiring this week *err* oh well can't win 'em all..... I was alil impressed with the cinematography, kinda reminds of Jett Jackson: The Movie's cinematography. It kinda has a big screen feeling to it (even though it won't go to the silver screen)

As for plot: the Russo family take avacation to the Caribbean resort where Jerry and Theresa first met.

Alex is upset that she must accompany her family on the trip and ultimately conjures a spell that reverses her parents' fateful first meeting and puts the Russo familys very existence in question.

To cancel the spell, Alex, Max, and Justin must set out through the jungle to find the all-powerful "Stone of Dreams". Meanwhile, Max scrambles to make his parents fall in love again.

As Alex and Justin are searching for the stone Justin disappears because he is the first child and Max and Alex must prove that they can save their family on their own.

tommy2.net:

Beginning today, you can pay to be the first to see Princess Protection Program via Disney Channel on Demand through Time Warner Cable, Cablevision, Verizon, RCN, Blueridge, Wide Open West, Comspan, Knology/PrairieWave and Ntelos affiliates.

So maybe you guys know Princess Protection Program had a premier last night in Toronto. I would have waited outside to see if I could have seen Selena or Demi but it was my sisters grade 8 grad sooo yea . But then I find out that my brother (whos a chief at this fancy hotel) is cooking 4 the after party. I asked him to get me in but he said he wouldn't be able to once again . I just thought it was interesting though, that he was cooking 4 Selena and Demi.

It stinks that you couldn't go, but at least your brother cooked for them! If they get food poisoning, we know who to blame!

I kid, I kid.

Tonight was the premire of P.Protection Program and I was surpised by the Offical trailer of W.O.W.P: The Movie's trailer


and now our feature prestentation

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RAPZesdWLLs

PPP is a hit!!!!

Princess Protection Program is TV’s No. 1 Entertainment Telecast of 2009 in Kids 6-11 and Tweens 9-14

Disney Channel’s 76th original movie, Disney’s “Princess Protection Program,” starring Selena Gomez (“Wizards of Waverly Place”) and Demi Lovato (“Sonny With A Chance”), premiered as TV’s No. 1 entertainment telecast of 2009 in Kids 6-11 (3.1 million) and Tweens 9-14 (3.2 million) and cable’s No. 1 scripted telecast in Total Viewers (8.5 million). Additionally, the movie was Friday’s No. 1 telecast across all TV in the same key demos.

Source: http://tvbythenumbers.com/2009/06/27/pr ... 9-14/21543


Now, PPP is the 3th highest rated DCOM premiere:
1. High School Musical 2 (17.2 million viewers)
2. Camp Rock (8.9 million viewers)
3. Princess Protection Program (8.5 million viewers)
4. Jump In! (8.2 million viewers)
5. The Cheetah Girls 2 (8.1 million viewers)

Thanks for the posting bruno! That's nice to know that they are getting the numbers. I watched the film last night and found it very enjoyable (altho I passed on the re-telecast tonight). This was a good film, IMO.

I wanted to watch Princess Protection Program but I kept forgetting it was on. I may just wait and get the DVD.

I really want to post a review of Princess Protection Program, but I don't want to spoil anyone. Can I since it's been on or should I write one without giving away anything?

Arielle wrote:I really want to post a review of Princess Protection Program, but I don't want to spoil anyone. Can I since it's been on or should I write one without giving away anything?

You should write the review with the spoliers in white.
A lot of people do it.

I liked Princess Protection Program. I'll get the official DVD soon, but not on Tuesday.

Here's my review on Princess Protection Program. It's in white - just in case - because I don't want to spoil anyone.

Overall, I enjoyed the movie. However, I believe that the movie did not use all of it's potential. I understand the movie was meant for a tween audience, and I'm 23, but there were a few instances where I was like "okay -- come on." The first being the beginning when Rosie was being crowned queen. The whole scene of the general trying to stop Rosie becoming queen and Mason saving her out of nowhere ("I thought something like this would happen!") was just too out there for me, and I was worried about the rest of the movie after seeing this scene. I feel a better way would have been if they just started the movie with Mason saving her and then explaining it later.

I just feel like the Disney Channel doesn't portray "the bad guy" very well. No one actually talks or acts like that. I mean, I feel like tweens at least can tell when a character is bad and they don't need it THAT spelled out for them.

Also the fact that there was an actual "Princess Protection Program" was kinda upsetting to me. An organization that protects princesses? Come on, give me a break. I just thought it was a cute title before, and that it was just referring to hiding the princess in their home. I thought the movie could have done with out that.

Once they got Rosie to the Mason house did the movie start to pick up for me. I LOVED Carter's reaction to Rosie, and I thought the relationship between them was very believable. Carter was jealous, but still tried to be nice even though she didn't want to. And Rosie was hilarious -- I thought she played the fish-out-of-water part very well, without going too over the top.

But again, I'm disappointed with the portrayal of the "evil" characters. When Brooke walked into the library to get information on "Spanish stuff" I totally new the rest of the plot from there. When she asked the librarian for the Spanish materials, I turned to my friend and said "She's going to come across a document that says Rosie is really the queen." And sure enough that's what happened. How did I see this coming? THERE WAS NOTHING LEADING UP TO A SPANISH REPORT! The scene comes out of nowhere. Most of them were in French class before. They should have done Spanish and have the teacher mention there was going to be a report. Then maybe it wouldn't be so obvious.

And then... well, okay, I'll admit I wasn't obsessed with homecoming or was really friends with anyone that was, but could someone actually be that mean to expose the identity of someone in mortal danger in order to win homecoming? Maybe I just have good faith in people, but I thought that stake was just waaay too high.

Ok back to the good stuff. I enjoyed the transformation of Carter and Rosie's relationship. And that was totally sweet that Carter sacrificed herself for Rosie.

I could get into how the end wasn't realistic either, but it didn't bother me as much as the beginning. Maybe I just accepted that evil wasn't going to be done well throughout the movie.

Overall, I enjoyed the premise of the movie. I loved Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez and really thought they could have done a lot more with the simple premise. But the outside plots didn't do anything for me. I thought they could have been portrayed better and better written.

I'm guessing some of you will say "It's just a kid's movie. So what?" This comment really bothers me. Are you saying that kids don't deserve a well written movie? Because I think they do. I hate it when writers are careless when it "doesn't matter because it's for kids."

Grade: B-

I have remained quiet about Princess Protection Program, mainly because I didn't get to see it until last night due to a glitch in our DVR that prevented us from watching it. For a non-music based DCOM, I think this is one of the best they've done and I'm not surprised that it had 8.5 million viewers during its premier, making it the third highest rated DCOM behind HSM2 and Camp Rock.

I got the Royal B.F.F. Extended Edition today and thought I should let you know that the "extended" part is less than a minute long, but it shows you what happens a year from now. I won't say much, but it basically opens it up for a sequel, or even a series of films. Judging by how well it did, I wouldn't be surprised if both Selena Gomez and Demi Lovato went straight to work on it after both of their series' wrap production next Spring.

tommy2.net:

Production has begun on Starstruck, a music-filled Disney Channel Original Movie starring Sterling Knight (Sonny With A Chance) and introducing Danielle Campbell. Slated to premiere in 2010, the movie is filming in and around Los Angeles at landmark locations including Hollywood Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, the Hollywood Sign, Grauman’s Chinese Theater and the Venice Boardwalk. The DCOM will also include Brandon Mychal Smith (Sonny With A Chance) as Stubby, Christopher’s childhood best friend; Maggie Castle (The Time Traveler’s Wife) as Sara Olson, Jessica’s older, star struck sister; and Dan O’Connor (Malcolm in the Middle) and Beth Littleford (Disney XD’s upcoming I’m in the Band, Rules of Engagement) as Dean and Barbara Olson, Jessica and Sara’s parents.

'Wizards' actress is 'Harriet the Spy'
http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsidethebox ... e-spy.html
(via laughingplace.com)

I like Jennifer Stone, so I'm glad that she'll be the lead in something. The only exposure I've ever had to Harriet the Spy was the Michelle Trachtenberg movie, so it'll be good to see another version of it!

(click the link to see the picture)

http://tommy2.net/content/?p=11724
Here’s a first look at the artwork for the soundtrack to the upcoming Disney Channel Original Movie – Star Struck, starring Sterling Knight.

Disney Channel Presents a Night of Premieres on Friday, January 15
http://www.laughingplace.com/Latest.asp?I1=ID&I2=72933

http://tommy2.net/content/?p=12047

Here’s the tracklist for the StarStruck soundtrack (featuring N.B.T. – Jasmine). The movie will premiere Sunday, February 14th on Disney Channel.

1. StarStruck
2. Shades
3. Hero
4. Something About The Sunshine [Duet Version]
5. What You Mean To Me
6. Party Up
7. Got To Believe
8. Hero [Unplugged]
9. Something About The Sunshine [Solo Version]
10. New Boyfriend
11. Welcome To Hollywood
12. Make A Movie – Jasmine