Despite all the marketing as the movie goes on, you can't deny it has some goodies sometimes. Comic relief could be a disaster, but Cláudia Rodrigues and Isabelle Drummond hold it well. The main plot is kinda cliché, but it still gets you interested. Interviews with fashion-world people make the movie look like a doc and the story more real, since real fashionists are involved with the ''fashion parades'' The only thing that makes you mad are the music interludes: yes, they could be cut out of the movie or, at least, shrank. But, as the movie is supported by the artists' labels, this was necessary. If you don't bother all the ads during the movie and let the story catch you attention, this may be some sort of a good movie. Just give it a chance.
Review of Xuxa Popstar
