I never saw it.
"The plastic tips at the end of shoelaces are called aglets. Their true purpose is sinister."
Yes! It's actually a very smart satire of the music industry, world of celebrity, and product placement, which seemed to fly over a lot of peoples' heads who were probably expecting a simple girly musical.
It's an unappreciated gem.
- Another textbook sociopath -
It's incredibly racist by today's standards, as they kept the racist source material of only one black girl instead of making them all black. *rolls eyes*
shareIn the original cartoon there was only black girl. That being said this was back in the 70's I believe when the world wasn't so politically correct & butt-hurt over unimportant stuff like a cartoon, television show or comic book. Don't get me wrong I'm all for political correctness & equal rights but sometimes it goes to far.
shareYou can see it if you want but I am sure it will have little to do with this. Heck, doubt Archie is a requirement either.
.....Zing!
No. The Josie and the Pussycats movie, even though it does take a few clever swipes at the media and music industry really isnt that great and it seems so dated. It may have been released in 2001 but it feels like a 1990s relic especially with most of the people who are the main cast who were only popular back then.
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As the person who first responded said it a smart & funny satire of teen bands & the music industry. I won tickets to a pre screening when it was first released thru a contest in the local newspaper I read. After it was over they gave everybody @ the screening a cd of the movie soundtrack. I really liked it, That being said I like most movies I watch. If you want to check it out & it's not on one something like Netflix I wouldn't pay over $ 20 for the Blu/ray dvd.
shareNo. It's crap.
shareI enjoyed it. It had it's moment. Nowadays, it's probably a little outdated, some of the acting is just okay but it's generally a fun movie if you want something to watch for awhile and just take it how it is.
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