Take that, naysayers!) Don't take Rock of Ages too seriously, and you'll have fun.
He can slither, he can seduce, and he can sing! (He's almost too good, actually. Cruise, no surprise, commits entirely to the enterprise. As we navigate this rapidly evolving situation in efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19. As Stacee Jaxx, a mysterious, nebulous rock star oozing with sex appeal who's lost in the bounty of fame (but may want more), he's seriously appealing. Welcome to the Online Courses homepage for Community Programs. So before you know it, you're (sort of) won over. Rock of Ages follows host, Gary Ray Moore, to towns on his motorcycle where he seeks out historic churches and their history. And most of the performances are winning. But the music ("Pour Some Sugar on Me," "I Can't Fight This Feeling") is eminently sing-able. To start, it's campy, and the translation from Broadway to the screen can be awkward. It's all about managing expectations: Don't enter the theater expecting a profoundly moving experience, a la Billy Elliot. You'll initially wonder whether you're in for a hokey cheese-fest that will have you feeling sorry for all of the big names who've signed up for this endeavor (that opening scene on the bus incites giggles, and not in a good way). She'll play the film's villain, a new role invented just for the big screen version. The star, who recently entered treatment for bipolar disorder, has been cast in the Hollywood adaptation of 'Rock of Ages,' director Adam Shankman told The Hollywood Reporter. ROCK OF AGES is an entertaining romp through 1980s rock, as long as you can overlook the first uncomfortable 15 minutes. Catherine Zeta-Jones is making her big screen comeback in a big way.
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