Rock of Ages (2012)


A small town girl and a city boy meet on the Sunset Strip, while pursuing their Hollywood dreams.

Rock of Ages (2012)

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Released Year: 2012
Runtime: 123 minutes
Directors: Adam Shankman
Casts: Bryan Cranston, T.J. Miller, Russell Brand, Tom Cruise, Michael Higgins, Nathan Prevost, Eli Roth, Donald Dowd, Paul Giamatti, Anne Fletcher, Alec Baldwin, Malin Åkerman, Denise Faye, Kira Marie, Ron Shimshilashvili, Dan Finnerty, James Martin Kelly, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Jeff Chase, Tamara Jones, Tracy Weisert, Julianne Hough, Bubba Carr, Marriann Nelson, Tony Gonzalez, Kevin Nash, Mary J. Blige, Will Forte, Tyne Stecklein, Tara Nicole Hughes, Mary Ann Lamb, Barry Habib, Diego Boneta, Erica Frene, Shane Hartline, Matthew Rush Sullivan, Michael Olusczak, Anthony Bellissimo, Celina Beach, Angelo Valderrama, Chantel Gonsalves, Hanna Lee Sakakibara, Jaimie Goodwin, C.J. Tywoniak, Maxwell Terlecki, Robert Reef, Marcus Johns, Vivi Pineda, Aniela McGuinness, Elvire Emanuelle, David Gibbs, Daniel Wills, Prince Shah, Benjamin Malone, Arielle Reitsma, Anya Garnis, Constantine Maroulis, Heather Leigh Davis, Josh Randall, Jack Mountford, Elgin Kos Aponte, Veronica Berry, Karelix Alicea, Choice Gray, Sophie Cook, Tawni Edwards, Natalia Gonzalez, Kelsey Lack, Isis Masoud, Jill Nicklaus, Maria Ines Serritella, Jenni Lynn Thomasson, Kelly Truzzolino, Shana Burns, Ian Joseph Paget, Shekitra Starke, Alexis Adler, Danielle Core, Chelsea Corp, Chriz Embroz, Lina Ferrera, Susie Garcia, Michelle Elizabeth Griffith, Milena Hale, Ann Lewin, Marissa Alma Nick, Hector Silva, Katrina Rose Tandy, Katherine Akra, Billy Angell, Alethea Austin, Michael Balderrama, Janet Briceño, Jenyne Butterfly, Lisa Marie Cordoba, Jocelyn Dowling, Jennifer Fain, Marlo Fisken, Scott Fowler, Anthony Jude Francisco, Courtney Galiano, Brittany Grimsley, Neil Haskell, Scott Hislop, Grace Jones, Cris Judd , Keith Kuhl, Brooke Upton, Tiffany Maher, Tiger Martina, Angelique Martinez, Mark Myars, Frank Meli, Carolyn Pace, Danielle Rueda-Watts, Julie Wiesman, Tovaris Wilson, William Wingfield, Joseph Akharoh Jr., Marnie Alexenburg, Liannette Altuve, Alain Alvarez, Pearce Blair, Andrew Blandina, Brandon Blondun, Lashawn Butler, Gail Byer, Alex Caceres, Lorraine Caporaso, Santos Caraballo, Brad Champion, Heather Ashley Chase, Jordan M. Cohen, Shawn Copenhaver, Anna Crossley, Patrice Cruz, Ellen Marguerite Cullivan, Sarah Dandashy, Terra Dawn, Christopher De Stefano, Jordana DePaula, Robert di Scipio, Christopher Diaz, Eric Ditman, Adam Dormi, Corinne Engstrom, Ely Feldman, Marcelo Feldman, Tracey Ferrara, Frenchi Firecracker, Katie Flynn, Patrick Fox, Blake French, Eduardo M. Freyre, Brett Friedmann, Ricardo Fumasoli, Juan Gallo, Jason Gatto, Katherine Gilton, Buddha Gonzalez, Jessica Guadix, Mike Guzman, Randy Herman, Angel Luis Hernández, JLynne Herrington, Derek Hough, Shauna Kae Lauritzen, Valentina Karantoni, Irene Kelly, Sean Patrick Kennedy, Grant Koo, Helmy Lavezzari, David W. LeBlanc, Tracy Lee, Gisselle Legere, Laurel Levey, John Archer Lundgren, Constantine Malahias, Janelle Marie, John McGlothlin, John McKarthy, Stephanie McLane, Tom Milana, Taylor Anthony Miller, Jim Mitchell, Kary Musa, Maria Musebrink, Margeaux Nelson, Scott Opiela, Mina Ownlee, Antonio Padin, Susan Pages, Tatiana Paris, B.J. Parker, Jennie Parrish, Nicholas X. Parsons, Indra Patel, Heathyre Perara, Ryan Powers, Julie Anne Prescott, Lisa Marie Quillinan, Heidi Rae, Andrew Raffelson, Terry L. Reed, Christina Rodriguez, Joe Rodriguez, Tony Saiz, Katie Schaar, Metisha Schaefer, Danny Shamon, Julia Shure, Veronica Viruet Simpson, Jaime Ray Soto, Craig C. Stewart, Frank Tedesco, Lacey Toups, Mayra Vallejo, Charles Van Dyke, Giovanni Velazquez, Vanessa Volt, Jennifer Wolfson, Jason Wool, Carmela Zumbado, Christian Ijin Link

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A small town girl and a city boy meet on the Sunset Strip, while pursuing their Hollywood dreams.

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Reviews


70
Boxoffice Magazine - Pete Hammond
Blending a perfect brew of classic '80s songs, big laughs and rockin' performances, director Adam Shankman manages to make this film adaptation of the hit Broadway jukebox musical a red hot summer blast for people who grew up with glam metal - or just can't escape it on the radio.
67
Tampa Bay Times - Steve Persall
Rock of Ages is nothing but a good time and sometimes less, slogging through the knee-deep hoopla of 1980s nostalgia at a jukebox pace.
60
Time Out - Keith Uhlich
Fans of Moulin Rouge–esque repurposing will be in hog heaven. Everyone else will want to hop that midnight train going anywhere pronto.
50
Variety - Justin Chang
Absent the infectious live-audience energy of Chris D'Arienzo's legit hit, this affectionate glam-rock-a-thon reps a visually bland staging of frankly insipid material, never tapping into the raucous, go-for-broke energy that would spin the show's cliches into gold, let alone platinum.
50
Arizona Republic - Bill Goodykoontz
Shankman gets enormously entertaining performances from Tom Cruise and Alec Baldwin, so much so that it's a problem: The movie's not about them.

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