The brain damage and jubilation of American comedy

Agustin 2022-01-15 08:01:15





I'm probably bored to a certain extent before going to see this CampRock summer camp . . . Unnutritious, superficial, vulgar, unexpected American comedy.

But I have to admit that this kind of American comedy is indeed a must-have for pastime. It relaxes the human brain during the watching process (after all, everyone is brain-disabled~), a group of people are noisy and happy, so I also follow it. Happy to be happy.

And its biggest advantage is that you don't need to read the beginning to know that the ending will be happy, and you don't need to worry about the sad heroine and cry for the miserable drama.

Especially this, it can be regarded as the follow-up work of "high school misical".

In addition, I would like to say that after watching this, I became interested in the jonas brothers, especially the protagonist, the young boy, and the youngest one (the prototype of Ron in my mind).





A certain c without nutrition, in the middle of the night.

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  • Freddy 2022-03-25 09:01:18

    persisted for a long time without success. This title is completely wrong.

  • Marcel 2022-03-27 09:01:15

    Trust me, this is the worst musical in American movie history...

Camp Rock quotes

  • Mitchie Torres: [Mitchie and her mom drive up and Mitchie looks out of the window] We're here!

    Connie Torres: Yeah! Are you excited?

    Mitchie Torres: A little. Okay, a lot! Yes! Major! Thank you, Mom, I'm gonna have so much fun!

    Connie Torres: Oh...

    Mitchie Torres: [spotting a limo] Whoa.

    [a girl steps out looking fabulous]

    Mitchie Torres: Whoa.

  • Connie Torres: Okay, sweetie, let's get settled in.

    Mitchie Torres: [she lays her stuff on her bed] Uh... settled!

    [a man walks in]

    Brown Cessario: That's great! Brown Cesario. Camp director/founding member and bass guitar of the Wet Crows. And you must be Connie Torres, our new cook.

    Connie Torres: That's me. And this is my daughter...

    [the cabin door shuts with no one to be seen]

    Connie Torres: ...uh... who's already gone.

    Brown Cessario: Ah, no worries. She probably just wanted to get out there, get to it. You know what I mean? When the music calls, you got to answer.

    Connie Torres: I can't wait for you to meet her though. She has got a great voice. Look at me, I'm already bragging.

    Brown Cessario: Ah, you gotta brag, love. Learned that from the Micster. Jagger.

    Connie Torres: You knew Mick Jagger?

    Brown Cessario: Yeah. Backed him up for years. Great times, great times! But not as great as the time when I taught Aerosmith...

    [scene drifts off]