Title: Very Good For What It Was Intended To Be
Review: This was an excellent film for young teens occupying a particular window of life who likely will see relevance, humor and drama throughout this story. The family's move to a strange town, the divorced parents, the worship of a rock star -- all accompanied by vivid daydreams and, you have to admit it, lies to friends about the real situation -- all reflect the lives of young film-goers. Additionally, if you knew any of the "theater people" when you were in high school, you will recognize their portrayal in this movie as wholly accurate.An unexpected observation: The young rock star, whom Lola rescued when he was drunk, acted like a youthful, innocent Albert Spica (from another movie), stumbling around talking constantly, with non-sequitur statements and questions. It's a good thing Lola's father was present to chaperone.
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