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From Justin to Kelly (2003) 1.9
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1.9/10 from 21,967 users
Metascore: 14/100
Reviews: 297 user | 52 critic | 16 from Metacritic.com A waitress from Texas and a college student from Pennsylvania meet during spring break in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and come together through their shared love of singing. Director:Robert IscoveWriter:Kim Fuller |
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| Kelly Clarkson | ... | ||
| Justin Guarini | ... | ||
| Katherine Bailess | ... | ||
| Anika Noni Rose | ... |
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Greg
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Luke
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Ashley
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Brianna
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Darren
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Mr. O'Mara
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Toi Svane Stepp | ... |
Lizzie
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Spring break in Miami is the scene. It's where surf-drenched guys cruise girls in bikinis and raucous parties rule day and night. It's the perfect time and place for three young women from Texas and a trio of college guys from Pennsylvania to find adventure and maybe even fall in love. In a Texas dive bar, Kelly is singing her heart out to a few local yokels when her best friends Kaya and Alexa try and tempt her away for some fun in the Florida sun. It's an easy sell--even for the cautious Kelly - and the three head for Miami. Making their way to the same destination is the "Pennsylvania Posse": college students Justin, Brandon, and Eddie. Justin and Brandon are smooth-talking party promoters, while Eddie's primed to meet Lizzie, the cyber dream girl he's been e-mailing for months. Miami Beach, beating with a rhythm all its own, is teeming with beautiful people. Kelly's friends are drawn into the beachside fun, while Kelly tentatively navigates a sea of strangers. When her eyes meet ... Written by Sujit R. Varma
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The tale of two American IdolsMotion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG for thematic elements, sensuality and brief language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
20 June 2003 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
From Justin to Kelly: A Tale of Two American Idols See more »Box Office
Budget:
$12,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$2,715,848 (USA) (20 June 2003)Gross:
$4,922,166 (USA) (18 July 2003)Company Credits
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Kelly: I have nothing to say to you.
Justin: Why are you being like this?
Kelly: What am I suppose to be like after what you've done?
Justin: What I did?
Kelly: You came on to her! Or should I reenact it for you? It's probably the same little show you put on for me, expect without a boat. I should've believed what everybody said about you in the first place.
Justin: I meant everything I said. And I didn't come on to her. She came on to me.
Kelly: Really? Why would she do that?
Justin: To break us up, Kelly! Listen, if anybody's gonna be...
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Written by Jerry Marcum and Wayne Perry
Courtesy of Associated Production Music LLC
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Trivia
The last names for the characters Kelly Taylor and Justin Bell, played by Kelly Clarkson and Justin Guarini, come from (respectively) their stepfather and father. See more »Goofs
When Alexa is talking to Justin, he is right next to a half-full drink with a lime slice on the rim. When Kelly walks by and sees Justin talking to Alexa, the drink is almost full. See more »Quotes
Justin: We need to talk.Kelly: I have nothing to say to you.
Justin: Why are you being like this?
Kelly: What am I suppose to be like after what you've done?
Justin: What I did?
Kelly: You came on to her! Or should I reenact it for you? It's probably the same little show you put on for me, expect without a boat. I should've believed what everybody said about you in the first place.
Justin: I meant everything I said. And I didn't come on to her. She came on to me.
Kelly: Really? Why would she do that?
Justin: To break us up, Kelly! Listen, if anybody's gonna be...
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"It Shows"Written by Jerry Marcum and Wayne Perry
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Couldn't believe my eyes at this shameful, pathetic excuse for a movie. It isn't even a movie, just an excuse for the producers to squeeze a few extra dollars out of last year's American Idol finalists. I feel sorry for director Robert Iscove; not because I think his films are any good, but because this movie will permanently discredit him as a director. 1/10, and that's only because there's no '0' option.