I've seen properly bad films. This isn't one of them.

Rating: 7/10 (11 June 2017)

I heard about this film being disliked by several critics for being 'a joke'. I thought it could be good, so I bought the DVD and watched it.
The protagonist, Violet Sanford, is a struggling songwriter who decides that a small town like South Anboy is nowhere to be successful. So she moves to the Big Apple. There, after trying in vain to be signed to a label, she auditions at a seedy bar in the city.
As a male viewer, I was surprised to be interested in this so-called 'chick flick' which also delved into the relationship between Violet and Kevin O'Donnell, a worker at a nearby area.
Overall, while it isn't Oscar material, it's entertaining and far from deserving a Razzie.
The film has a killer soundtrack, too. From Charlie Daniels to Lenny Kravitz, it kept me entertained.
Seven. If you're not a fan of films like this, don't see it. Simple as that.