REVIEW:
Miley Stewart (Miley Cyrus) has always had “the best of both worlds.” When her alter-ego Hannah Montana got into a shoe fight, came to Lilly’s sixteenth birthday party as Hannah late, and didn’t say goodbye to her brother before he left for college, her dad Robby Ray Stewart (Billy Ray Cyrus) took Miley back home to Crowley Corners, Tennessee to show Miley where she came from.
Back in Tennessee, Miley struggles to fit in on the farm. Miley also finds a love interest in her old childhood friend, Travis Brody (Lucas Till). A news reporter names Oswald (Peter Gunn) over heard that Hannah Montana had a secret, so he followed her to Tennessee. As Miley spends time on Crowley Corners, she realizes how much she loved it there. Does Miley still want to be Hannah, or just be Miley?
I honestly loved this movie. You may underestimate this film because it’s Miley Cyrus and Hannah Montana, but it is a wonderful film. The movie’s soundtrack went along with the story so perfectly. The director, Peter Chelsom, did a wonderful job with this film. I even felt some tears rolling down my cheeks on some moments. When Miley performed The Climb during the film, it was such a powerful scene. “Always be looking forward and know where you want to go but, most importantly, never forget where you come from. That's what this story is about,” says Billy Ray Cyrus.
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