I would leave

Rating: 1/10 (15 November 2014)

I didn't know anything about this movie except that Chloe was in it. So I figured I'd give it a shot, since I really liked her performance in Let me in, and Equalizer.
It started out really okay, not too cheesy,in a not too over the top teen romance kind of way. I haven't read the book, so I don't know how close the movie follows the book. Sadly instead of trying to be original,it borrows from Flashdance and a few others
By that I mean, cute talented girl who have doubts about pursuing her dream, and questions if she is talented enough. Flashdance had way better music score in it though. But they share some of the same clichés,which I think its a bit sad
Mia the quiet nerdy girl, falls in love with Adam the cool rocker guy. whom has the typical leather jacket(Hollywood's way of saying he's a rocker/rebel)With the broken home background. I found it a bit cool though, that Mia's parents was OK with her dating a older boy.Thats is a rare quality in movies
The only problem I had with the relationship, was that you can clearly see he's way older. Like too old, to go in the same school older. The chemistry between them, isn't all that either.. But they didn't really have the whole, deeply-in-love-for-the-first- time-chemistry.Got the impression they were just going through the motions And the characters are kind of shallow
My biggest problem with the movie was,actually the whole stereotype clichés recipe they have used.Just to make it teen bait.= The boyfriends are always the one who starts an argument, the girls is always the victim. The boy always have to do something insanely romantic to apologize.
I'm probably too old to be the target audience, but I would like for once to see the girl be the rocker instead of always the boy. You know Hollywood, girls can actually play guitar too