Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best of Both Worlds Concert (2008)

Touches You

Good concept, poorly executed.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

Through painfully honest and emotional moments, the movie becomes irresistibly relatable

This was very funny and entertaining. i throughly enjoyed watching .I have been to lots of live concerts and as my youngest daughter is only 11, I would still be cautious about taking her to a 'full on' live concert. However, this really was v close to that, given the 3D effects, and the great music. Yes, some of it may be a bit anodyne, but the enthusiasm on screen and in the seat next to me were v infectious and before long we were both singing and tapping our feet. The next best thing to the concert itself. We all loved the dads racing for four tickets in high heels. Our only criticism would be that we would have liked to see more of the behind the scenes stuff, but all in all a good fun hour or so for a mum and daughters.

I'm a 17 year old male and even I enjoyed the movie. i will admit that i saw the movie, have a lot of her songs on my Zune MP3 player, and have seen the show. the movie was great and i recommend seeing it before it is taken out of theaters.but I cant stand anyone who says they didn't see the movie and say that she is a waste of money. I'm not saying I'm going to go out and buy a Hannah Montana wig and Barbie doll but the show is very funny and Miley Cyrus is extremely talented . . . not bad looking either and if your complaining about how much money she makes and how tickets to see the movie are a whole $15, I recommend you go back to school and get a paying job. i understand being 40 and working at McDonalds might make it difficult to pay for tickets to see the movie that your son or daughter truly wants to see.overall amazing movie, I would see it again, and next time she comes around long island i would pay to go to the concert.

Took my girls, 14 and 11, since couldn't get them concert tickets...and it was worth it, although pricey (still, cheaper than the actual concert would have been - and I did not have to drive into the city during rush hour has I would have had we scored concert tickets!). Favorite moments - seeing the dads desperate for concert tickets running races in high heels! The behind the scene moments where the real teenage girl came through. Also - this film showed my girls how much WORK goes into being a pop star, with all the rehearsals, planning - the sheer amount of WORK everyone involved had to do to move this large production on the road.

Greed. Greed. Shameless greed. Gouging the public is bad enough, but targeting 8 to 12 year-old girls is just horrific.Let's teach our daughters a valuable lesson about exploitation and skip this marketing fluff. Let's say "NO" to this greedy, overblown, and mediocre talent that Disney is trying to push on our impressionable daughters.Their shrewd scheme to create an artificial demand by using over-inflated ticket prices is just another reason to boycott Disney.My daughter has been a huge Hannah Montana fan. I've seen the TV show a few times, it was OK but nothing special. I was stupid and allowed my daughter to buy her CD's and video games. But no more. My daughter will not be buying any more Hannah Montana garbage.160 bucks for a concert, I laughed and said "No way sweetie" to that. Then 15 bucks a ticket for a movie, I just pulled my money back and told the cashier no thanks!Please people, don't pay another dime on this scam. Its time to punish these people. Please, please, please ... boycott this film and the Hannah Montana show & merchandise. They are so shameless and the worst example of greed that I've ever seen aimed at young girls.