Review of Almost Famous (2000) by Alex R — 17 Sep 2010
Almost Famous is a phenomenal drama film. Loosely based on the life of Cameron Crowe who was a Rolling Stones journalist in his younger years, and who he traveled the world with such great acts as Led Zeppelin and Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Almost Famous is simply put, a work brilliance, Cameron Crow has crafted something enjoyable and unique with this film, and this is one of the most memorable and best drama films of the decade. The cast that Cameron Crow has assembled here is terrific including Kate Hudson and this is Kate Hudson's best film.
along with The Skeleton Key. Not just Kate Hudson give a great performance, but so does Patrick Fugit and Billy Crudup. With these great actors, Cameron Crowe has crafted a terrific film that tells the story of a band that tries to make it big.
What follows for aspiring journalist William Miller is a taste of the rock n roll lifestyle. Almost Famous does a great job and conveying the hardships and good times of an up and coming band. What I love about this film is that you feel connected to many of the main characters, and for a drama film, I find that very rare.
Almost Famous is a well made film with a great story, and even better acting. This cast really makes this film soar. Almost Famous is one of the most original drama films that I've seen in a long time.
This is one of the most stunning films that I've seen and is simply gold.
This review of Almost Famous (2000) was written by Alex R on 17 Sep 2010.
Almost Famous has generally received very positive reviews.
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