Quand cinq lycéens, sans rien en commun, se rencontrent pendant une heure de colle. Ils découvrent grâce à la musique, qu'ils ont tout pour devenir le plus grand groupe de rock de lycéens de... Tout lireQuand cinq lycéens, sans rien en commun, se rencontrent pendant une heure de colle. Ils découvrent grâce à la musique, qu'ils ont tout pour devenir le plus grand groupe de rock de lycéens de l'histoire.Quand cinq lycéens, sans rien en commun, se rencontrent pendant une heure de colle. Ils découvrent grâce à la musique, qu'ils ont tout pour devenir le plus grand groupe de rock de lycéens de l'histoire.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 2 nominations au total
- Miss Reznick
- (as Tisha Campbell-Martin)
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What I like about this movie, and it speaks to contemporary politics, is one scene with a girl in a wheelchair. They band plays at a school dance or something. I don't know. But the band is playing an awesome song, and shown are people in the crowd dancing and smiling and having a good time. A girl in a wheelchair is shown, and she is smiling and dancing as best as she can in her wheelchair. What that tells us is that first of all a kid in a wheelchair felt comfortable enough to go to the high school dance. Second of all she was having a good time.
Years ago that kid in the wheelchair may have just stayed home. But now we're all one. We're all together. Whether we're black, immigrant, handicapped, gay, whatever.. We're all going to accept you, and whoever you are you can enjoy the band, dance however you want to dance, and you're part of us and accepted in the group. That says a lot.
A lot of the actors were relatively new in 2011 but everyone did a decent job. I'm not going to lie some of the actors weren't as good as others and there were moments where the acting wasn't the greatest, but it's not like it's trying to win an Oscar or anything. If you watched Disney Channel or Disney XD then you would of noticed familiar faces like Bridget Mendler (Good Luck Charlie, Wizards of Waverly Place) and Adam Hicks (Zeke and Luthor,Pair of Kings.) There were also some new faces like Blake Michael who would later go on to star in the Disney Channel show Dog With a Blog. Naomi Scott was also new back then but has made a bit of a name for herself starring in the 2017 movie Power Rangers. Haley Kiyoko was very good as Stella and you may also recognize her from Wizards of Waverly Place. All of the main actors had great chemistry and you could really see that in the film. They truly made you feel how close they are as a group.
I'm not going to lie the music in this movie was actually very good. I didn't expect to enjoy the songs as much as I did.She's So Gone, sung by Naomi Scott, was probably my favourite song in the whole movie her vocals are incredible.
The story line is what really makes this movie incredible. I always like a story about the underdogs coming out on top. I love how they had the school treat athletes like they were better because that is how high school is. I liked how each of the characters had there own story line and we got to see each of them develop. The friendship between the five though was what really made this movie great. Unlike this movie they focused mainly on the actual friendship between the five and less on relationships. Sure there was obviously something between Wen and Olivia and Mo and Scott but it never overshadowed the friendship between the band.
Overall this movie is a must see and is enjoyable for all ages.
I like all five young actors and their characters. With that, the movie can survive the cheesiness and the standard tropes. The music from the five is good enough. The story is hitting all the traditional kiddie movie ideas of rebelling against the system. Christopher McDonald and Tisha Campbell-Martin fall victim to the need for adults to act wacky in kiddie movies. The young actors and their characters' journeys save this from being a bad Disney TV movie.
It spoke about true friendship, through life's struggles Not to mention, the songs had soul. They didn't just have funky/hip beats, the lyrics had meaning.
Lemonade Mouth really defies all odds. In regular band there is only one leader singer, despite who writes the song. With this band they got personal as each song meant something different to each member and the one that related most sang that song. I found that really interesting. It gave the band flavor, as it had different voices.
This movie teaches you about the meaning of true friendship, overcoming family problems, dealing with relationships, the right way to deal with bullies and following your dreams at all costs.
This is truly a movie for all ages! Honestly, more appeal to teens and pre-teens.
Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesAdam Hicks (Wen) wrote the rap part of "Determinate."
- GaffesTwo figures are visible behind the pillar when the band is playing on the terrace after the swim in the pool scene. However, looking closer at the boys, they are Stella's two younger brothers, not crew members.
- Citations
Olivia: Oh, no, no, Wen, this isn't about Lemonade Mouth. This is about you not appreciating what you have. You have a family! Your dad, your sister, Sydney! I don't even remember my mom, I haven't talked to my dad in years - and you have the nerve to feel sorry for yourself? Wha... Okay! No! Fine! Go ahead. Give up! See if I care! I didn't even what to be in this band in the first place.
Wen: Then why did you DO it?
Olivia: [shouting at first and then quietly] FOR YOU, YOU JERK! I did it for you.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Disneycember: Lemonade Mouth (2018)
- Bandes originalesTurn Up the Music
Written by Adam Watts, and Andy Dodd
Produced by Adam Watts, and Andy Dodd
Performed by Adam Hicks, Bridgit Mendler, Naomi Scott, Hayley Kiyoko and Blake Michael
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- Date de sortie
- Pays d’origine
- Sites officiels
- Langue
- Aussi connu sous le nom de
- Лимонадний голос
- Lieux de tournage
- Sociétés de production
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- Durée1 heure 43 minutes
- Couleur
- Mixage
- Rapport de forme
- 16:9 HD