Plot
As a new year at school begins, Lola's heart is broken by her boyfriend, though soon she's surprised by her best friend, promising musician Kyle, who reveals his feelings for her.

Release Year: 2012

Rating: 1.7/10 (3,594 voted)

Director: Lisa Azuelos

Stars: Miley Cyrus, Douglas Booth, Ashley Greene

Storyline
In a world connected by YouTube iTunes, and Facebook, Lola and her friends navigate the peer pressures of high school romance and friendship while dodging their sometimes overbearing and confused parents. When Lola's mom, Anne, "accidentally" reads her teenage daughter's racy journal, she realizes just how wide their communication gap has grown. Through hilarious and heartfelt moments between mother and daughter, LOL is a fresh coming-of-age story for modern times.

Writers: Lisa Azuelos, Kamir Aïnouz

Cast:
Miley Cyrus - Lola
Ashley Greene - Ashley
Demi Moore - Anne
Douglas Booth - Kyle
Adam G. Sevani - Max
Thomas Jane -
Gina Gershon -
Austin Nichols - Mr. Ross
Jean-Luc Bilodeau - Jeremy
Fisher Stevens -
Jay Hernandez - James
Ashley Hinshaw - Emily
Michelle Burke - Lauren
Marlo Thomas - Gran
Nora Dunn - Emily's Mom

Details

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Release Date: 1 March 2012

Filming Locations: Taylor, Michigan, USA

User Review

A made-for-TV movie on the big screen?

Rating: 2/10

Miley plays the same confused, angry character, yes, as she does in The Last Song, but instead she lives with her mother instead of her father. I am telling you, she does not even bother trying to act, she is just walking through this role, pretending perhaps that she is interacting with her own mother as I am sure the two have their own ups and downs in real life. She is American, of course, but seems to have a problem with English. Ahh, but she is very proficient in umm, like, teen-speak, y'know? Certainly there is a market for vapid movies that seem better suited for TV. As there are some who would prefer eating at McDonald's instead of a quality restaurant. It is funny that Miley has seemed to have forgotten the millions of little girls who have been loyal fans these many years as she has several times remarked that perhaps this movie is not for them but for an older crowd. Please, this movie is like junkfood for the younger crowd that frequents American malls oohing and ahhing over the mass-produced wares displayed in the shop windows. I say to you, girl formerly known as Hannah Montana, forget about Hollywood and remember your roots...country music is what you were born to do. Do not be ashamed of your blood.

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