Spears’ 2002 feel-good flick lands on Netflix – A road trip of friendship, dreams, and a cult following awaits

While the world knows Britney Spears as a pop sensation, the pop princess is set to take fans on a nostalgic journey with her first-ever movie, “Crossroads,” making its Netflix debut on February 15.

Announced on Monday, Netflix shared the exciting news on social media, stating, “The first movie to ever star the one and only Britney Spears has never been available on streaming… but that’s about to change!”

“Crossroads will finally be available on Netflix — GLOBALLY — starting February 15,” the streaming giant declared, unleashing a wave of anticipation among subscribers.

In this 2002 film, Spears takes the lead role as Lucy Wagner, joined by Zoe Saldaña (Kit), Anson Mount (Ben), and Taryn Manning (Mimi). The movie revolves around the trio’s cross-country road trip, fueled by the discovery of their childhood wish box on the night of their graduation.

With a meager plan and even less money, the friends embark on an unforgettable journey, relying on Mimi’s friend Ben and his convertible. As they traverse the roads, they unravel the significance of holding onto their heart’s desires.

Despite a less-than-stellar 15 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes and some critical bashing, “Crossroads” has attained cult status over the years. The movie’s arrival on Netflix has stirred excitement, with fans expressing joy and nostalgia.

One enthusiastic viewer on Facebook exclaimed, “Love me some Brit then, now and always!” Another fan eagerly anticipated multiple viewings, while a third dubbed it the “Best news” of the day.

Despite the mixed reviews, Britney Spears’ natural and endearing performance in “Crossroads” has earned praise, cementing the film as a beloved piece of early-2000s pop culture.

So, mark your calendars for February 15 as Netflix unveils the road trip of friendship, dreams, and the iconic debut of Britney Spears in “Crossroads