Where can I watch Superstar (1999)?

In the whimsical comedy Superstar, released in 1999, we are introduced to Mary Katherine Gallagher, an endearing yet socially awkward orphan navigating the complexities of life at St. Monica High School. With aspirations that soar higher than her popularity, Mary dreams of becoming a superstar—not just for fame, but to experience a soul-stirring kiss that would make her feel truly alive. The film captures her journey through a series of hilarious and cringe-worthy encounters, as she juggles her embarrassing crush on the school's heartthrob, Sky Corrigan, and her unyielding determination to transform from an overlooked wallflower into the dazzling star she envisions.

As Mary navigates the ups and downs of adolescence, Superstar explores themes of self-acceptance, the yearning for validation, and the transformative power of friendship. With her quirky personality and outrageous antics, Mary, portrayed with infectious charm by Molly Shannon, becomes a relatable figure for anyone who has ever felt like an outsider. The film’s blend of comedic moments and earnest reflections on the challenges of teenage life makes it both entertaining and poignant. Through her outlandish prayers, daydreams, and the support of her only friend, Mary ultimately learns that true stardom comes not from the spotlight, but from embracing who you are. With its unique blend of humor, heart, and a dash of romance, Superstar remains a delightful exploration of the awkward yet magical years of youth.