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Budding romance, discovering one's personal identity, and the struggle to become self-sufficient are challenges every teenager faces, but things are even more complicated for teenage pop star Hannah Montana (Miley Cyrus) who's trying to conceal her on-stage identity from her fellow classmates and just be normal girl Miley Stewart. Miley has managed to put thoughts of television heartthrob Jake Ryan (Cody Linley) out of her mind during his six month absence, but now that he's back from shooting his movie in "Achy Jakey Heart Parts One and Two," Miley is uncertain about whether or not she wants to date Jake. Add in strong feelings of jealousy regarding his popularity, her own resolve to keep her pop star identity a secret from her schoolmates and the public at large, and a growing unease about what kind of person Jake really is inside, and Miley is one confused teenager. "I Am Hannah, Hear Me Croak" finds Hannah losing her voice after an especially long concert and in need of a surgery that causes her to reexamine her whole sense of identity and could change her life forever. Miley and her father clash in "I Want You To Want Me. . .To Go To Florida" when Miley asserts her independence by flying to a concert across the United States without her father's permission. In the end, it looks like both Miley and her father have a little growing up to do. All four episodes are brimming with great music, comedy from Miley's brother Jackson (Jason Earles) and dad Robbie Ray (Billy Ray Cyrus), and a wholesome message about believing in oneself. Bonus features include Billy Ray Cyrus's music video "Ready, Set, Don't Go" and a backstage look at keeping secrets with theHannah Montanacast. (Ages 7 and older)--Tami Horiuchi
Its ok :-/ My sister bought this for my daugter for Christmas. She was very excited when she got it! One rainy day she decided to watch it. She was a little disapointed with the episodes. They are always shown on T.V. plus it doese'nt even come with many episodes. When she watched the extras she was sad to see how short they were. Well my last hope was the music vid. included, but sadly it was only Billy R. Cyrus singing. All in all it wase'nt the best Hannh DVD. I hope One In A Million is better!
Great Christmas gift for young girls We gave this video as a Chritmas gift to a 9 year old and she loved it as well as her 5 year old brother!Good messages, plus a great music video 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.
