Josie And The Pussycats

Starring:

Director:

Deborah Kaplan | Harry Elfont

Genres:

Drama | Music

Languages:

English | German | Italian

Reviews:

1 reviews

Josie (Rachael Leigh Cook), Melody (Tara Reid), and Val (Rosario Dawson) are the Pussycats, a struggling rock band hoping for success in the fast-paced music world. Their dreams seem to be coming true when a record producer (Alan Cumming) suddenly signs them up to become the newest number one band in the country, without even listening to their music. Before they can think twice, the girls are made over, given glamorous clothing, and besieged by hordes of trend-worshipping fans, but soon Josie and the gang begin to realize that their music is part of an evil scheme run by MegaRecords executive Fiona (Parker Posey) to control the world by planting subliminal messages in the music of prepackaged, manufactured pop groups.

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It was fun

Alana from Donegal, 22 Feb 2008

It's intersting enough movie to watch on friday evening after working week. Clean and Clear leasons from it: about friendship, school time(how children can be cruel to each other and how it reflects deeply on someone's adult life) etc

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