Gimme Shelter

Right after my weekend watching High School Musical, and surf the channels to watch this film really surprises me. Vanessa has always been the actress with sweet smile and sweet character, I was always thought that with her face expression, there is no way for her to step out from that kind of image from the audience.

Ten minutes in I'm annoyed by the fact that her father seems to have been given a pass on his part in her horrible life up to the point he's introduced. Where was 'he' all those years?

If you are someone who believes that the 1960s was all "peace, love, and be groovy", then, you're certainly in for quite an eye-opening surprise with what "Gimme Shelter" has to bring to the table for the "Flower Power" generation.Filmed in 1969 - "Gimme Shelter's" documentary footage covers a free rock concert held outside San Francisco (at the Altamont Speedway) where the Rolling Stones had (get this!

Vanessa was really amazing in this film! It completely shocked me how good she really was, I wasn't expecting her acting to blow me out of the water, but she did.

Gimme Shelter is a touching and moving film, so inspirational that I think people will want to buy more and more tickets to see it. Even though a low budget film, Vanessa Hudgens is stunning on her performance as Apple.

Great capture of rock's darkest day.A documentary on the Rolling Stones' 1969 US tour and the tragic events that concluded it.

I was expecting a tear-jerker and i got one.the movie follows 16yr old Apple on her journey to find hope and peace and she finds it in an unlikely place.

Last night, I saw a screening of the movie "Gimme Shelter" which releases on the 24th. I highly recommend it.

This movie is quite believable and Hudgens does a great job, having actually lived in a real shelter prior to playing the part. I think she gained a great deal of understanding doing that and it shows in her part.