A bare-chested man and a woman in a robe sit in a candlelit room she rubs an ice cube on his nipple (we see several close-ups of his nipple) and they kiss passionately a few times. We see a woman in bed with a man and woman - one woman is bare to the waist the other climbs out wrapping herself in a sheet and we see her bare back and shoulders. A woman exposes her bare breasts as a car drives by, rubbing them on the window (we see this from the inside of the car). We see many men and women in various states of undress in a room the morning after a concert (the suggestion is that there has been group sex) many of the women are topless and we see men with bare buttocks (one stands up and pulls up his underwear). A man takes a vial of liquid (presumably an alcoholic beverage) out of a woman's cleavage using his mouth. Not flawless, but very good nonetheless.SEX/NUDITY 8 - Men and women dance at a night club, with couples kissing sensually, some with exposed tongues (men and women, women and women), dancing close in groups of three (a woman sandwiched between a man and woman and a man sandwiched between two women), and touching each other. As a fan of the genre, and as a guitar player, I really do appreciate this film for what is is. The performances are good enough, the soundtrack rocks and the film is a chaotic descent into the metalhead world.
This film may not appeal to a mainstream audience, but it will definitely appeal to musicians and metalheads. I thought it was very cool that they had actual musicians in the film, and it added a touch of authenticity to the metal band in the film. Many real life musicians of the genre plays roles in this film, most notably Zakk Wylde of Black Label Society, Jeff Pilson Of Dokken and Ratt and Jason Bonham the son of the late John Bonham, phenomenal drummer of Led Zeppelin. Chris Cole rapidly becomes one of metals premier singers, and he discovers the debauchery of the life of a rockstar. Chris Cole goes to the audition and gets asked to join the band, which he accepts Neither he nor his girlfriend no what awaits them in the crazy world of heavy metal. Steel Dragon want Chris to come to an audition because their lead singer has just been fired. One Day after a fight, Chris gets kicked out of the band, and receives a call from Kik Cuddy, guitar player for Steel Dragon. The cast do a good enough job, and Mark Wahlberg is quite good as Chris Cole the lead singer of Blood Pollution a Steel Dragon Tribute band. The film has it's downs of course, it's not perfect, but it manages to entertain you with blazing metal music, and other metal hellraising shenanigans of the band in the film. Rockstar should appeal to metalheads everywhere because this film simply rocks. loosely based on Rob Halford leaving Judas Priest and being replaced by Tim"ripper" Owens, a fan of the band and singer for a Priest tribute band.
MARK WAHLBERG ROCKSTAR MOVIE
It's just that I don't know what this movie wants to be, so it consequently feels like it's all over the place at times, which is why it gets 4 stars from me, which is highly respectable however, this film could've been a definite 5 star film if it had focused more on the drama side.something that Rock Star was surprisingly great at.Īs a diehard fan of heavy metal music, I for one saw this film, and definitely loved it. Some moments are downright poignant (like the scene in the Seattle hotel, and when Chris and Emily are talking during the rainstorm in their car), where you can really feel the genuine emotions of the characters, and even the actors themselves, which is truly a rare experience. So, it tries to be a mock documentary and a comedy at times, but there are also times when it tries to be almost an oscar-caliber drama. These moments are hit-or-miss-some are really funny, some fail badly. The only problem with this film is that it doesn't know what it wants to be: it's incredibly crude at comedic points (it makes Knocked Up look like a family film). I just summed up the entire storyline for Rock Star, but you should still see it.just don't expect much more than the standard rags-to-riches story. Rock Star follows that set pattern that movies of this type often do, involving a small town guy who follows his dreams and makes it big, then alienates everyone he loves by adapting to the new lifestyle then, realizing that he has messed up, the protagonist leaves the high life behind and returns to his roots a wiser individual at the film's end.
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