- 7
Her overly produced musical anthems aren't my cup of tea, but I get why so many people line up to drink what she's serving.
—Sean O'Connell Reel
- 7
Her overly produced musical anthems aren't my cup of tea, but I get why so many people line up to drink what she's serving.
—Sean O'Connell filmcritic.com
- 7
Widely accessible even to neophytes, the G-rated pic is innocuous fare that should score big with tween girls, as well as those parents seeking age-appropriate role models for their daughters.
—Lael Lowenstein Variety
- 6
If you?re not part of the Miley obsessed teen masses and you don?t have a teenage daughter, you?re probably better off seeing something with at least a PG-13 rating.
—Olivia Putnal Premiere
- 6
...not so much a movie as it is a trial balloon to see if Miley Cyrus, with her big blue eyes, exceptionally white teeth and increasingly long limbs, can hold the big screen as effectively as she has the small screen. The answer is yes.
—Mary McNamara Los Angeles Times
- 6
The surface lesson of the movie is that celebrity looks easy but is hard.
—Lisa Schwarzbaum Entertainment Weekly
- 5
Miley's return to her Tennessee roots goes a little heavy on the country corn.
—Michael Rechtshaffen Hollywood Reporter
- 5
...director Peter Chelsom isn?t making a movie so much as delivering product and protecting a lucrative Disney brand. On that level, he succeeds.
—Nathan Rabin Onion AV Club
- 5
Hang up your disbelief right next to your cowboy hat or else the ridiculous pretense of this wholesome, Hollywood-meets-hayseeds flick just might make you spit on your whittlin'.
—Leslie Gornstein E!
- 5
...heaps on the country-flavored corn like nobody's business. But if you like her on TV, you'll feel the same about the movie.
—Claudia Puig USA Today
- 5
I like the end-credits sequence best, which has nothing to do with hoary complications or the miseries of stardom or the magical spellbinding powers of a cheap wig
—Michael Phillips Chicago Tribune
- 4
The only thing that appears to distinguish this thinly-drawn feature-length iteration of the megabucks franchise, aside from a couple of handsomely-composed song-and-dance numbers, is a stubborn resistance to facilitating a timely exit from the tween scene for its now driving-age star.
—Ryan Stewart Slant Magazine
- 3
I left Hannah Montana: The Movie feeling like a stranger in a strange land ? the American multiplex.
—Peter Travers Rolling Stone
- 3
Thin as a flip-flop and as complicated as a scrunchy, the plot is barely enough for half a movie.
—Kyle Smith New York Post
- 2
OMG! Hannah on the Big Screen.
—Jeannette Catsoulis New York Times