I Used to Be Famous

A former boy band star unexpectedly gets a second shot at success when he forms a bond with a gifted young drummer.

Released: 2022-09-09
Runtime: 104 minutes
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Music
Stars: Ed Skrein, Eleanor Matsuura, Lee Long, Eoin Macken, Kurt Egyiawan, Neil Stuke, Racheal Ofori, Leo Long, Lorraine Ashbourne, Stanley Morgan
Director: Eddie Sternberg

zorroaca - 4 January 2023
Well Meaning and Worth the Watch
Don't like the required 600 characters.... but here's my take that could have been done with less. I really like the message that the film is trying to convey. The film is highly predictable but can be forgiven for that... most films are. The characters are well developed and in most part... somewhat believable. I did feel that there were a few giant leaps made... but once again forgivable. There is a good and enjoyable selection of music. Eleanor Matsuura... who played the mother.... was very good and I wish there would have been flashbacks of when she was a dancer. All in all... even though it's predictable and does make leaps... it leaves you feeling good.
submachine - 29 October 2022
Is this England or Africa?
What an absolute joke from the joke of a director named "Sternberg", I turned it off in disgust after ten minutes. People who look like Ed Skrein don't need help from people who look like practically everyone else in the movie. Eople who look like Ed Skrein don't need to steal food from the church, the whole movie was a Sternberg fantasy. Ed Skrein was good in Game of Thrones, was better in Deadpool and Midway, but then this garbage comes out and puts him right back in the bin. He should be ashamed to be anywhere near this casting disaster. Pathetic excuse for a rule, pathetic excuse for a movie.

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