Rock Story

2015
2h 10min

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Eric Roberts, Dominique Swain, and Joyce DeWitt in Rock Story (2015)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaOther than his rugged good looks, amazing songwriting, and penchant for smashing guitars, Mario Cash isn't the typical rocker. Nor is Danielle Kelly, aside from her massive, national late-te... Leer todoOther than his rugged good looks, amazing songwriting, and penchant for smashing guitars, Mario Cash isn't the typical rocker. Nor is Danielle Kelly, aside from her massive, national late-teen pop-music successes. Both are criminal defense attorneys, and Danielle, a late-20s girl... Leer todoOther than his rugged good looks, amazing songwriting, and penchant for smashing guitars, Mario Cash isn't the typical rocker. Nor is Danielle Kelly, aside from her massive, national late-teen pop-music successes. Both are criminal defense attorneys, and Danielle, a late-20s girl-next-door beauty, works for Cash (who has no knowledge of her rock'n'roll past), and she'... Leer todo

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Joyce Dewitt's Best Dramatic Perfornance to date

Joyce Dewitt played Judge Carol Ann Connelly. It's one of her best roles in an independent films. Mandy Bruno and Robert Bogue play lawyers in Middletown, New York. They both want to be rock stars. Mandy's character is in a wheelchair after an accident where she lost her mother. I loved seeing these actors and Justin Deas. Eric Roberts, Keaton Simons and Gilbert Gottfried have cameos. I like the courthouse scenes where the quality comes across. It's an okay film but it's Joyce's performance that was a shocker and totally different than smithing she ever done before. It's a bit king and could have used an editor. I didn't care about the band politics except for Deas' character. I got to watch it for free on a streaming service. I wished Joyce acted more.