October 29, 200816 yr Well the dancing was amazing. The lip-syncing was absolutely awful. At some points of the film, actresses' (:rolleyes:) would stop singing when the song was playing/or miss would stop miming before the note had finished. Aside from that it was v. good. The music from the 2nd film is clearly the strongest and probably cheesiest.
October 29, 200816 yr I went to see this today, it made me very happy. Although yeah like Dan said the lip-sync was a joke. It made me LOL though. And FFSARGH@people who actually CLAPPED at the end. What is this? Chad/Corbin's face gave me erections though so it was alreet.
October 30, 200816 yr I love HIgh School Musical!!! For all you fellow fans here is a treat a HSM3 app with loads of songs, pictures and video's - Enjoy!!! http://www.clearspring.com/widgets/48dcf1820d0e5045
October 30, 200816 yr ^The rocket man dude :lol: I loved it when he was performing with Sharpay :rofl: Haha...me and my sister were the only ones in the sister who burst out laughing when that happened :P And when the English girl started singing :rofl: And FFSARGH@people who actually CLAPPED at the end. What is this? Chad/Corbin's face gave me erections though so it was alreet. I almost cheered at the end of Now Or Never then realised noone else was so quickly shut my mouth before any noise came out :lol:
October 30, 200816 yr My friend who loves the series, saw it and said it was a pile of $h!t. Atleast she came to her senses sooner rather then later. :kink:
October 30, 200816 yr I really wanted to clap at the end only cos (damn my drama teachers) at the end of the film they bowed out and stuff and its a courtesy to clap at the end of a production Question - How badly did Monique Coleman want to cry at the end of the film :lol: You could see the tears in her eyes already :lol:
October 31, 200816 yr Haha I went to see it on opening night and at the end everyone (including me) was jumping up and down clapping. And Sharpay was the highlight of the film I was in stitches when she was singing with Rocketman and when she came down from the roof during Tiara's performance
October 31, 200816 yr This film is actually amaze :) I honestly can't believe that anyone could not like it :lol:
November 5, 200816 yr This film is actually amaze :) I honestly can't believe that anyone could not like it :lol: me too! there's so many haters around!! It's such a fun, positive film, I don't get why anyone wouldn't like it!!
November 8, 200816 yr I honestly can't believe that anyone could not like it :lol: What a silly post... :lol:, people will have what they feel are perfectly valid reasons for liking or disliking ANY film... There are certainly plenty of reasons not to like HSM (I'm talking more about the first one I must stress..) - the falseness, the annoying, saccharine-coated American-ness of it, the fact that it's all just totally OTT even by the standards of the Musical genre.... I will say it's all very professionally made, and it's slick (and certainly less embarrassing that the steaming pile of wannabe sh!te that is "Britannia High"), but it just leaves me cold tbh.... I've seen good musicals on stage and screen - "West Side Story", "Les Miserables", "Cabaret", "Chicago", "Bugsy Malone", "Moulin Rouge", "Blood Brothers", "Tommy", "Spamalot", "Wicked", "Grease"; all of which were pretty classy and well done..... But HSM for me is just absolute, lowest common denominator American rubbish..
November 8, 200816 yr At some points of the film, actresses' (:rolleyes:) would stop singing when the song was playing/or miss would stop miming before the note had finished. Oh dear, bad editing then.... That's not really the fault of the actors.. That's deffo a fault in the sound editing process...
November 8, 200816 yr What a silly post... :lol:, people will have what they feel are perfectly valid reasons for liking or disliking ANY film... There are certainly plenty of reasons not to like HSM (I'm talking more about the first one I must stress..) - the falseness, the annoying, saccharine-coated American-ness of it, the fact that it's all just totally OTT even by the standards of the Musical genre.... I will say it's all very professionally made, and it's slick (and certainly less embarrassing that the steaming pile of wannabe sh!te that is "Britannia High"), but it just leaves me cold tbh.... I've seen good musicals on stage and screen - "West Side Story", "Les Miserables", "Cabaret", "Chicago", "Bugsy Malone", "Moulin Rouge", "Blood Brothers", "Tommy", "Spamalot", "Wicked", "Grease"; all of which were pretty classy and well done..... But HSM for me is just absolute, lowest common denominator American rubbish.. That's not really what i mean...but yeah....what i mean is that its so happy so everyone should like it haha Everyone i know who's seen it...at least likes it :) Everyone who claims to hate it that i know hasn't even seen 5 minutes of it :lol: I was under the impression that i was gonna hate it before i accidently watched the first one :lol:
November 8, 200816 yr Went to see this a while back, forgot to post about it! Immense film- Loved it. The soundtrack was brilliant.. The best being I Want It All The highlight of the film for me was when Sharpay came down on the rope when Tiara was singing her song. Brilliant!
November 9, 200816 yr Everyone who claims to hate it that i know hasn't even seen 5 minutes of it :lol: I was under the impression that i was gonna hate it before i accidently watched the first one :lol: I DID actually subject myself the to first one just to see what all the fuss was about... Didn't like it. At all... I just dont respond well to this annoying, sugary, false, overly-American teen style at all... I disliked Beverley Hills 90210 and The OC for similar reasons.... I like things like Buffy the Vampire Slayer because that totally subverts stereotypes.. Apart from this, I think the only time I actually liked a show of this type was My So-Called Life, because it actually had the guts to at least attempt to portray a bit of reality, as well as being genuinely well acted. Needless to say, it didn't last very long.... :rolleyes:
November 9, 200816 yr Oh dear, bad editing then.... That's not really the fault of the actors.. That's deffo a fault in the sound editing process... It happens in the second movie as well. I think it's part of the fun of HSM, the bad editing/timing issues.
November 9, 200816 yr think it's part of the fun of HSM, the bad editing/timing issues. No, I would say it's a sign of incompetence tbh.... What director seriously wants their big-screen 'Musical bonanza' to be messed up with bits being out of synch...? Even as a supposed "joke"...? I know I wouldn't.. By releasing it in the cinema, surely they wanted a wider audience... Many people going to the cinema to see this probably didn't see the first two Disney Channel efforts (let's face it, it's hardly necessary, we aint exactly talking about The Godfather trilogy here are we...? LOL), so how would they know it's a "joke", all they're gonna see is a bad mistake with the sound editing.... I think for a big cinema release, mistakes of this nature are pretty bad, far worse than on TV where you dont really expect production values to be quite as good...
November 10, 200816 yr I think for a big cinema release, mistakes of this nature are pretty bad, far worse than on TV where you dont really expect production values to be quite as good... Much like Ridley Scott placing his Ferrari outside the Colosseum when filming Gladiator :lol:
November 11, 200816 yr Much like Ridley Scott placing his Ferrari outside the Colosseum when filming Gladiator :lol: OOOOOOHHHHHHH!!! That was a doozy that one..... :lol: :lol: :lol: Again, though, that is a mistake which should've been caught at the editing stage... Very few directors actually edit their own films bear in mind....
November 11, 200816 yr Isn't the editor of the film Jaws more known for that film than the director due to all the editing?
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