The Christian Sciene MonitorWarning: If you have an allergic reaction to songs like “Take Me Home Tonight” and “I Want to Know What Love Is,” do not ven...
MovieGuysAn all-star cast that does not dissapoint! Well, unless you are looking for an action flick...
Total FilmDisposable, overly long fun best enjoyed with BFFs and a bevvie. Some will win, some will lose, some were born to sing the b...
Salon ArtsRock of Ages is an effulgent celebration of fakeness. It isn't trying to be real; it's trying to be faker than any fake thin...
The Boston GlobeRock of Ages is exuberant, silly, overlong, sexist; it's clever in little matters and proudly dumb in the things that should...
SlateOnce you accept the utter and profound inconsequentiality of Rock of Ages, there's much to enjoy in it...
The New York Times It looks like Disneyland and sounds, well, like a bad Broadway musical, with all the power belting and jazz-hand choreograph...
Rolling StoneThere's no denying the party-time pow of Rock of Ages, or of Tom Cruise's performance.
New York Daily NewsIt's worth the novelty, but you may have a hard time looking at everyone involved the same way again.
The Philadelphia InquirerThere are worse ways to spend a couple of hours than with this odd assortment of courageous thespians bringin' on the heartb...
Wall Street JournalWhat's not fine is the dead zone occupied by the monster of the piece, Tom Cruise's veteran rocker, Stacee Jaxx.
Los Angeles TimesBlessed with unstoppable energy, an undeniably bawdy sense of fun and Tom Cruise in backless leather pants, it takes songs y...
San Francisco ChronicleNo matter how you feel about Guns N' Roses, Tom Cruise's as a bandanna-headed Axl Rose type will hit you as the purest bit o...
USA TodayDon't stop believing. Just avoid clichéd musicals that try to capture the anarchic spirit of rock with trite commercial re-t...
Washington PostIt's content to keep toes tapping, when it should be bringing the arena to its feet.
New York PostThis plodding mess may help put to rest Hollywood's inexplicable two-decade love affair with the awful '80s, a pop- culture ...
Richard RoeperEvery time an actor belts out a hit, you're reminded that the original, however cheesy, was better.
The New YorkerRock of Ages is not a spoof, but it might as well be, given how little there is to root for.
E! OnlineThanks to 1980s mashups and plenty of star wattage, Guitar Hero: The Movie is here! Anyone who's ever strapped on a plastic ...
TelegraphTom Cruise, Catherine Zeta Jones, and music from Poison and Bon Jovi can't save the film remake of the critically monstered ...
Hollywood ReporterThe Poison hit featured on the soundtrack promises "Nothin' but a Good Time." If only.
ReelViewsRock of Ages, based on the musical play of the same name, is a celebration of '80s excess and, especially, music.
Chicago Sun-Times"Rock of Ages," a rags-to-riches rock 'n' roll musical set in mostly in a music club on Sunset Strip, wins no prizes for ori...
Chicago TribuneBroadway's tribute to '80s bands loses something on screen, and in the starring role
Entertainment WeeklyRock of Ages is based on the '80s-nostalgia jukebox musical that paid campy-sincere tribute to the cheesy glories of hair me...
Film School RejectsTerrible covers of questionable “classics,” nary a single decently written joke, paper-thin characters, no chemistry between...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Adam Shankman
Writer: Chris D'Arienzo
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Anne Hathaway, Tom Cruise, Russell Brand
Release: June 1, 2012
Writer: Chris D'Arienzo
Studio: Warner Bros Pictures
Cast: Anne Hathaway, Tom Cruise, Russell Brand
Release: June 1, 2012
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