Reptileenbu Did you people see the same film I saw?

Console best movie i've ever seen.

Aiden Melton The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.

Ginger Very good movie overall, highly recommended. Most of the negative reviews don't have any merit and are all pollitically based. Give this movie a chance at least, and it might give you a different perspective.

audreystonehouse I remember watching this show as a kid, it taught me a lot and has a positive message. People giving it low reviews don't realize that the target audience is of children not adults.

junkmailstuff456 This show may be annoying, unrealistic, and stupid... but it's a very cute show. The characters aren't complete brats, unlike shake it up and the crap they have on TV now. The plot of the show is that Miley Stewart lives two lives, the life of a pop star, and the life of a normal teenage girl. She makes stupid decisions, but always learns her lesson at the end of the day. The characters are hilarious. Miley is sort of bratty, Lilly is sweet, Oliver is dorky and funny, Jackson is the funniest character of all by annoying the heck out of Miley by being disgusting, Robby is the funny dad who likes to teach his kids lessons. This show shows the true meaning of friendship, and responsibility, which isn't in most of the shows that are around today. If only shows like this were around today, maybe all of the kids in the world would be less like brats.

Gavin Cresswell (gavin-thelordofthefu-48-460297) Let's just say that I saw some of the episodes of Hannah Montana and I thought they were decent with some funny humor. But then, as the show went on, it started to become repetitive because some of the characters had no personalities other than being one-dimensional morons! At least the show had ended a year ago. Don't get me wrong, it had a very decent premise, but it was just executed so terribly.Hannah Montana was alright in some of the episodes, but later becomes annoying and comes across as somewhat boring and unrealistic to the children. My favorite character, out of all the others who were also unrealistic, was Miley Cryus's father Billy Ray Cyrus because he teaches his daughter some lessons in order to help her out with her situations. He also gave me some goofy hilarious moments throughout the show.Mitchel Musso and Emily Osment were very decent, Moises Arias can sometimes be funny, but later becomes so annoying and uninteresting. The rest of the cast were OK, but nothing special.The show has some pretty good songs, including the theme song, "I Learn From You", and more, but only some of them became unrealistic and repetitive.Overall, Hannah Montana isn't as bad as everyone thinks it is, but with better original songs, better characters, and better episodes, it would've been so so much better!

OleFr-Skj ...doing that is next to impossible, considering how outrageously annoying she is. My point is that Miley is the only truly terrible character on the show, all the others have something that makes them likable: Rico and Jackson are hilarious, Lily is really sweet, Oliver is enjoyably goofy and Robbie (Miley's dad) is just an overall swell guy.The problem is that Miley, being the main character, basically runs the show into the ground. Her constant use of "Say what?", among other inexcusables (is that a word?) is just so plain annoying that I just get and overwhelming desire to break something. Miley is cruel, egoistic and actually not that cute when you think about it.One thing I do notice, however, is that the show's basic premise actually isn't half bad, it was just executed badly.Also, Miley wearing a blonde wig as Hannah is an absolutely ridiculous notion. There is no way she wouldn't be recognized in the real world.You could argue that her disguise is no worse than any other character with a secret identity, like Superman, but you'd be wrong. Removing Clark Kent's glasses would be like removing the stars from the American flag, so screw suspension of disbelief, Superman predates it. He gets a free pass to be wearing the the same completely unbelievable disguise 70 years later.Miley, however, does not, not in the slightest.That said, the show has a fair share of funny moments, mostly thanks to Jackson, Oliver and Mr. Stewart who actually are funny, but for the most part it's cruel, overly sarcastic and learns terrible lessons.