Search - Hannah Montana - Life's What You Make It on DVD

K. K. (GAMER)
Reviewed on 9/10/2024...

Miley in her innocence and some talent for a TV show. The plotline was fun and goofy!

Cyrus Clan is #1 with me

S. Hines | Levelland, TX USA | 11/22/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I bought this DVD for my 9 year old step-daughter and she absolutely loves it. As for my part, I would rather see my kid enjoying Hannah Montana over the likes of Britney, Christina, and the rest.



I've heard and read such good things about Billy Ray Cyrus and the way he and his wife have raised Mylie that I'll support any item that my kid wants to get from the Hannah Montana line of products."

Good messages, plus a great music video

Julie Neal | Sanibel Island, Fla. | 12/12/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The music and the messages are all pretty good in these four episodes of the "Hannah Montana" television series. Believe in yourself, then rock out -- yeah, it's not that deep, but it's better than a lot of what girls hear these days. Why buy this when it's already on TV? So your kids always have a TV alternative to scanning through "The Girls Next Door," "Rock of Love" and all that other stuff.



As for the bonus features, the Billy Ray Cyrus music video "Ready, Set, Don't Go" is surprisingly moving. It's filled with touching old snapshots and video clips of he and his daughter as she grows up. If you, like me, have a teenage daughter, it's hard to watch it without tearing up."

Not my fave.

Julie Neal | 05/08/2008

(3 out of 5 stars)

"This is the third Hannah Montana DVD to be released.

These are the episodes:



* Achy Jakey Heart Pt. 1

* Achy Jakey Heart Pt. 2

* I Am Hannah Hear Me Croak

* I Want You To Want Me To Go To Florida



Being a Hannah Montana fanatic, I thought about going out and getting it the first day it was released. But, instead, I waited and got it at the library. And, boy, am I glad I waited! Personally, I think this DVD is really boring. For one thing, these just aren't my fave episodes. And for another, these are really popular episodes, that everyone has already seen at least twice.



As far as Bonus Features go, they have two. Billy Ray Cyrus singing "Ready, Set, Don't Go"; and a "Behind the Scenes" with the cast.



The music video is okay, but like the episodes, everyone has already seen it a half dozen times. Also, on the thing with the cast, they ask really boring questions, like "Would you like to have another identity?" or "Are you good with secrets?" They ask those same questions in every interview and magazine article!



Overall, this is a DVD chock full of, well, nothing new. But, if you could find it on sale somewhere for 5 bucks, it might be nice to have, just to add to your collection."