Her husband-manager, James (TIM McGRAW), doesn't think much of Beau, and thus pays no heed to the younger man's complaints when James gets Kelly out of rehab a month early. He wants to get her back on stage on her tour, and thinks young beauty queen turned country singer Chiles Stanton (LEIGHTON MEESTER) should be her opening act, rather than Beau who Kelly wants as her introduction.
As they hit the road for the tour, Kelly must contend with her personal demons, all while carrying on her affair with Beau and being concerned that Chiles might upstage and maybe even replace her, not only on the charts, but also in her husband's heart.
A man punches another, while some other hitting also occurs. Drinking occurs in various scenes (including varying degrees of intoxication, some of which involves a singer who's in and out of rehab for her drinking problem), as does some smoking, while a person overdoses on pills.
Tense family material is present, as are thematic elements. Bad attitudes occur, as does potentially imitative behavior.
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For those prone to visually induced motion sickness, there's some camera movement from time to time in the film.
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Reviewed January 4, 2011 / Posted January 7, 2011
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