Chapter headings, v1.00:
None on my DVD.
Own headings. Times and chapter numbers relate to my 25fps DVD. 23.976fps disk times are likely to be 4% longer as any difference is often due to replay rates.
0:00:00, Starstruck (2010) 01 Intro, MUSIC, Starstruck, by Sterling Knight
0:05:37, 02 Wilde reality
0:12:30, 03 Birthday party
0:12:50, song for birthday girl, MUSIC, Shades, by Sterling Knight and Brandon Smith
0:19:47, his house, MUSIC, Welcome to Hollywood, by Mitchel Musso
0:20:59, 04 Party at his house
0:21:14, a song for two greatest fans, MUSIC, Hero, by Sterling Knight
0:25:13, the ride home, MUSIC, Something About the Sunshine, by Anna Margaret and Sterling Knight
0:28:42, 05 Morning, sunshine
0:34:21, sister's MUSIC, Shades, by Sterling Knight and Brandon Smith
0:36:04, 06 Petunia is a car
0:37:25, car radio, MUSIC, Something About the Sunshine, by Anna Margaret and Sterling Knight
0:45:00, 07 A walk to the beach
0:50:59, 08 A farewell on the beach
0:54:29, miffed, MUSIC, Hero, by Sterling Knight
0:57:44, 09 Can't get her out of my mind
1:03:44, 10 Playing Hero
1:04:26, studio, MUSIC, Got to Believe, by Sterling Knight
1:14:09, 11 School dance Mus
1:15:23, song for Jessica, MUSIC, What You Mean To Me, by Sterling Knight
1:18:15, dance, MUSIC, Make a Movie, by Jasmine Sagginario
1:18:47, 12 Dance
1:19:00, dance, MUSIC, Party Up, by Brandon Smith
1:20:10, end credits
1:21:02, 13 end
There are a few great musicals and lots of middle of the road stuff, but in the 1960's I tended to think of them all as great. I no longer rate a lot of early musicals.
This feels a long way behind such as HSM and Another Cinderella Story, I can still like it a lot. It has a character played in the 'Sharpay' genre, not unusual, but weak compared to the HSM version. It has songs in the mood of Camp Rock, but without most of the gritty characterisation of Camp Rock. It has parallels with Another Cinderella Story, and that is a useful reminder of the magnificence of that Selena Gomez and Drew Seeley story.
Photo journalists walking over reality in the name of the rights of their art. A big part of this story.
Read the message board, 'sterling really singing', most stuff said below to having been sung by Sterling Knight was actually sung by Drew Ryan Scott, for reason of Sterling having taken on the role at the last minute when the original actor dropped out.