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Mitchie can't wait to return to camp rock so that she and love-interest Shane can spend the summer making music and having fun with their friends and band mates. But when a rival camp, Camp Star, run by famous music producer Axel Turner opens across the lake, it causes many Camp Rock campers and counselors to ditch Camp Rock and join Camp Star. Mitchie finds herself too busy running the camp and preparing for the "Camp Wars" to have much fun, but Shane and friends help her open up and look on the bright side of summer. The Camp Rock gang spends the summer preparing for the dramatic battle of the bands; while still maintaining to have fun. Written by
Lexi Pearl
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Goofs
When they zoomed in on Brown while he was talking at the end of the movie by the bonfire, there weren't any people around him, but when they zoomed out at the whole scene, there were clearly people around him.
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Quotes
Jason:
[
Talking to Junior Rockers]
Ok. Who wants to play the Drums?
[
children put hands up]
Jason:
Who wants to play Guitar?
[
Children Put hands up]
Jason:
Who wants to be a lead singer?
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1 child puts his hand up]
Jason:
Ok you will need to wear tighter pants and learn how play a Tambourine
Shane Gray:
[
Shane walking past outside]
I Heard That!
Jason:
[
Whispering]
It's True
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Soundtracks
"Introducing Me"
Performed by
Nick Jonas See more »
Although it wasn't a perfect movie by any stretch of the imagination, I did like the first Camp Rock. Camp Rock 2 was reasonably good I felt, but I think the first was superior. Camp Rock 2 does look good, with nice photography and lovely fashions and scenery.
I also enjoyed the songs. Maybe not as memorable or as toe-tapping as the first in the first, but the melodies were pretty groovy and the lyrics decent and easy to sing along to.
Demi Levato like in the first is a breath of fresh air, both as a singer and an actress she shows a lot of promise. The supporting actors are not bad either.
However, the story is predictable and perhaps if they slowed the pace down some of the relationships could have been more believable and less underdeveloped. There is also some corniness in the scripting, and a lot of the characters are on the stereotypical side.
Overall, reasonably good if in need of improvement. 6/10 Bethany Cox