I guess I’m not the target audience of Camp Rock 2 and I still don’t know why I attempted to watch it in the first place. It stars a pre-rehab Demi Lovato and the Jonas Brothers. That lineup alone, I should have known that I would not be enjoying this musical.

To be honest, I didn’t finish Camp Rock 2. I couldn’t stomach it. Maybe I’ll try to watch it again when I’m too wasted to have coherent thinking… Or maybe not. It is a Disney movie and maybe kids these days enjoy watching this sort of things. Oh well, it’s the same generation that made a beaver, smiley and Black into superstars.

Mitchie Torres (Demi Lovato): This is me, trying to save something that I care about.

As for me, I don’t care about Camp Rock 2. This is made for kids who love singing along High School Musical and Hannah Montana. Hopefully they learn something from it aside from loving bad music. As for me, I’m thanking God that it’s already the final jam!

The plot of Princess Protection Program is too predictable.  The audience is like a bunch of fortune tellers that can tell what will happen next.   There are no surprises in this one.  But that doesn’t mean that the movie is boring.   In contrast, you won’t know how much time has passed by.

Demi Lovato might be the princess of the movie but Selena Gomez is definitely the star in this one.  Her cuteness level in Princess Protection Program is more than 100%.  She’s growing up to be a fine actress as well.  Hope she gets more challenging roles in the future that can showcase her acting skills.

Princess Protection Program knows that their target audiences are young girls who adore Disney princesses.  The movie paid homage to the Disney princesses with the gowns inspired by Belle and Cinderella.  You might get the feeling that this is another Cinderella movie.  It’s full movie duration is one hour and a half and it’s pure fun for the whole family.