From the TV to the big screen, as a musical film "High School Musical", it is natural to support the table. In this one, the stage effect is more dazzling and the scene is bigger. What impressed me deeply in this aspect was the scene of Troy's night tour of the campus, where he struggled in his heart, whether it was thunder and lightning, the revolving corridors of the building, and the countless basketballs falling from the sky, all of which made people's eyes bright and feast for the eyes. The last thing to worry about is still Disney's songs and ZAC's handsomeness (there is his sexy backless scene in the film, which caused countless little girls in the cinema to scream). As for dance, I personally like the part where TROY and CHAD are in the junkyard.
In fact, after 1 hour and 55 minutes, I don't think there is anything more to comment on. There is no need to discuss more technical issues such as the script for a film whose main audience is minors. It's totally understandable to give a one-star rating to the most demanding moviegoers rather than viewers of the series; but for all three of us who've been watching, it's finally on the big screen now See, we just want to say that as long as there is a story that makes sense, ZAC is handsome, and the song is good and the dance is good, it will be very good. And now HSM 3 did it. You who are still reminiscing about one or two films, those who are still staring at ZAC's posters in a daze, and those who are still listening to one or two original soundtracks, walked into the cinema to spend these two hours.
So at the end of the film, when everyone who finally graduated from high school sang HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL, the adults, teenagers and children in the movie theater also seemed to listen to one song after another, laughed happily, and all applauded.
The last one? The end of the movie gives a feeling of great harmony, perfection and reunion of the "finale". In an interview with French media yesterday, ZAC said that this episode will have a new character (presumably referring to the London girl or that super big substitute), and if there is a fourth part, he/she will be an important role. So whether this is the last one is still unknown. I just don't know what it would be called if there was a fourth one. University Musical?
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