Begins with a whisper of "fame, fame, fame," taking the audience through an hour and a half of New York's PA college entrance exam and four academic years.
Every student in the film entered the university for the sake of fame, and in the end we don't see any student who has gotten the fame. On the contrary, some people's initial dreams are shattered, some are deceived and carry debts, some completely deviate from their parents' expectations, some give up on campus love (which is the only opposite to boring in her life), and some even interrupt their studies. But fortunately, under the guidance of several excellent teachers, they all found themselves.
Speaking of these teachers, it is also embarrassing. Under the students' "Why did you quit" question, when persuading students to give up their dreams, the teachers recalled their experiences when they were young and said that maybe some people are not suitable for this circle, and maybe some people are not so good, so They became teachers (so they became wonderful teachers).
Fortunately, the theme of this movie is youth + singing and dancing, which is undoubtedly a coincidence, and the audience will empathize with all kinds of student days; but the overall anticlimactic and overly trivial plot lines are always flawed.
But I still like the definition of Success:
There is something success is not;
it's not fame, it's not money or power.
Success is, waking up in the morning, so exicted about what you have to do,
that you literally fly out of the door.
It's getting to work with people you love.
Success is connecting with the world, and making people feel.
It's finding a way to bind together people, who have nothing in common but dream;
it's falling sleep at night , knowing you do the best job you could.
Success is joy, and freedom, and friendship;
and success is love.
I hope every prospective college student sees this movie before admission, it should be more moving than any principal or vice principal's admission speech.
-------Read the following, please make up your own mind to make up the landlord's crazy face------
By the way, the soundtrack of this film is very good, the OST has been played several times (admit it, you don't particularly like the little handsome guy. How many?). Ahem, the handsome guy is called Asher Book, he has such a good voice, good looks and
gentleness If I ask you to stay would you show me the way Tell me what to say so you don't leave me
The world is catching up to you
while your running away to chase your dream
Its time for us to make a move cause we are asking one another to change
and maybe im not ready
but im trying for your love
I can hide up above
I will try for your love
we've been hiding enough
if I sing you a song would you sing along
or wait till im gone , oh how we push and pull
if I give you my heart would you just play the part
or tell me it's the start of something beautiful
am I catching up to you
while your running away , to chase your dreams
its time for us to face the truth cause we are coming to each other to change
and maybe im not ready
but im trying for your love
I can hide up above
I will try for your love
we've been hiding enough
If I walk would you run
If I stop would you come
If I say you're the one would you believe me
Someone To Watch Over Me【This little brother can really sing the heart of King Kong】
There's a saying old says that love is blind,
Still were often told, seek and you shall find
So I'm going to seek a certain girl I've had in mind
Looking everywhere, haven't found her yet
She's the big affair I cannot forget
Only girl I ever think of with regret
I'd like to add her initial to my monogram
Tell me, where is the shepherdess for this lost lamb?
There's a somebody I'm longing to see
I hope that she turns out to be
Someone who'll watch over me
I'm a little lamb who's lost in the wood
I know I could always be good
To one who'll watch over me
Although I may not be the man some girls think of as handsome
To her heart I carry the key
Won't you tell her please to put on some speed, follow my lead
Oh, how I need someone to watch over me
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