Fame

Synopsis

Fame, a 2009 musical film, revolves around a group of talented students at the prestigious New York City High School of Performing Arts. As they pursue their dreams of stardom in the worlds of dance, music, and acting, they face intense competition, personal struggles, and the highs and lows of fame. The movie showcases their journeys, friendships, and sacrifices they make to succeed in the cutthroat entertainment industry. With soul-stirring performances and emotional moments, Fame explores the price of success and the true meaning of artistry in the spotlight.

Cast

• 

  Kay Panabaker

  Jenny Garrison

• 

  Walter Perez

  Victor Taveras

• 

  Naturi Naughton

  Denise Dupree

• 

  Asher Book

  Marco

• 

  Kherington Payne

  Alice Ellerton

• 

  Collins Pennie

  Malik Washburn

Reviews

Fame, directed by Kevin Tancharoen, received mixed reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a low rating of 23%, citing that the film lacked the originality and magic of the 1980 original. On the other hand, IMDb viewers rated it at 5.0/10, appreciating the performances and musical numbers. Metacritic landed in the middle with a score of 39/100, acknowledging the film's entertainment value but criticizing its clichés and melodrama. The Hollywood Reporter praised the talented ensemble cast and energetic musical sequences, while Variety found the film to be formulaic and lacking depth. Despite its flaws, Fame captivates audiences with its vibrant visuals and energetic performances.