Satisfaction

Synopsis

In the 1988 film 'Satisfaction', directed by Joan Freeman, a group of teenage girls forms a rock band called 'The Mystery'. Led by Justine Bateman as Jennie Lee, the band embarks on a summer adventure filled with music, friendship, and self-discovery. The coming-of-age story follows the girls as they navigate the challenges of making it in the music industry while staying true to themselves. With catchy tunes, budding romances, and plenty of girl power, 'Satisfaction' is a heartwarming tale of young dreams and teenage rebellion.

Cast

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  Justine Bateman

  Jennie Lee

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  Liam Neeson

  Martin Falcon

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  Trini Alvarado

  Mooch

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  Scott Coffey

  Nickie

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  Britta Phillips

  Billy

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  Julia Roberts

  Daryle

Reviews

Despite the promising premise of 'Satisfaction', the film received mixed reviews from critics. While some appreciated the energetic performances and catchy soundtrack, others found the plot to be cliché and the character development lacking. Rotten Tomatoes gave the movie a 40% approval rating, citing that it 'has its heart in the right place but falls flat in execution'. IMDb users rated 'Satisfaction' 4.9/10, with some praising the nostalgic 80s vibes and others critiquing the predictable storyline. Metacritic was a bit more generous with a score of 44/100, highlighting the film's soundtrack as a standout element. Overall, 'Satisfaction' may entertain those looking for a feel-good 80s flick, but falls short of being a standout in the music genre.