Love Song (2000)

I started watching this movie thinking "okay this is an MTV flick how good is it going to be?". But I was wrong. The cast was full of mostly new actors including the beautiful singer Monica, the gorgeous Christian Kane, and the ALWAYS effervescent Teck Holmes from Real World Hawaii. I felt the story was a good one. it did the "boy meets girl" with a slight twist. I being a big fan of music like how they also used music to tell this love story and through the use of songs you see the love between Monica and Christian Kane grow. I suck at the whole description thing but I am a huge fan of music and movies, so if you like music and movies but not necessarily musicals go ahead and see this movie. I would give it an 8 out of 10. Enjoy.

This film was much better than I expected it would be - predictable, yes, but that was not unexpected. It's the love story - few are that original. I thought the characters were very well developed and likeable - you grew to really care about the wellbeing and happiness of the main character's. 'Camille's' friends offered a humourous edge whilst Monica herself played Camille brilliantly.I also really liked the music, it was sort of like 'Save the last dance' in that way. Hiphop meets the Blues. This leads me onto my new point....Christian Kane. Wonderful voice. Just wonderful. I know him as Lindsey McDonald from the TV show 'Angel' - he's what first attracted me to this film. I never thought a long haired man could be so damn attractive (Long-hair, as a rule, is a no-no). There were a lot of chemistry between the characters, thanks to Monica's and Christian's talents of acting. I give it a high rating of 8/9 out of 10, losing marks for being quite cheesy - otherwise highly enjoyable.See it!

The movie was very energetic, you can see love being created out of thin air. I envy the characters, because really love should be made in situations similar to what you see. One word, Magical. Need I say more.

I believe in once upon a time and happily ever after. Love Song is an example of both. The story grabbed my attention but what held it was that it was believable. Camille was "little girl lost" until her knight in shining armor saved her. But there were other questions that were not addressed. Billy's relationship or non relationship with his parents. What role did Roland play in Billy's life? Did Billy and Camille marry? Were they successful in their careers? Prequel or sequel we don't care . We want more of the story. The ending left us hungry for more. MTV can only do so much in 90 minutes but I think that they are on the right track. Would love to have the soundtrack from this.