我们英语老师说要把看《School Of Rock》 的观后感 用英文写出来

我们英语老师说要把看《School Of Rock》 的观后感 用英文写出来

School of Rock, also called The School of Rock, is a 2003 American musical comedy film directed by Richard Linklater, written by Mike White, and starring Jack Black. The main plot follows rock singer and guitarist, Dewey Finn (portrayed by Black), who was unanimously kicked out of his band and subsequently disguises himself as a substitute teacher at a prestigious prep school and forms a band of fifth-grade students to win the upcoming Battle of the Bands so he can pay his rent for his apartment.
A stage dive gone wrong incident involving Ian Astbury of rock band The Cult was witnessed by Jack Black, and was used as inspiration for a scene in School of Rock, in which the character Dewey Finn, stage dives and hits the floor; "I went to see a reunion, in Los Angeles, of The Cult; they were playing and Ian Astbury, the lead singer, took a dive. It was at The Viper Room, and it was just a bunch of jaded Los Angelinos out there, and they didn't catch him and he plummeted straight to the ground. Later I thought it was so hilarious. So that was put into the script".

all principal cast members from disney's "high school musical" – zac efron, vanessa hudgens, ashley tisdale, lucas grabeel, corbin bleu and monique coleman – will be reunited on the big screen for walt disney pictures’ upcoming feature film, "high school musical 3: senior year," it was announced today by oren aviv, president, walt disney studios motion pictures production. this highly anticipated feature film is set to begin production in spring 2008 with dga award-winning director and choreographer kenny ortega returning to direct from a screenplay by peter barsocchini, who wrote the scripts for the smash hit disney channel original movies "high school musical" and "high school musical 2." the musical film’s producers are bill borden, barry rosenbush and don schain.

commenting on the announcement, aviv said, "we’re thrilled to have all of the talented cast members who helped to make ‘high school musical’ such an incredible phenomenon joining us for this big screen motion picture event. they’ve developed a tremendous following with fans all over the world and ‘high school musical 3: senior year’ takes these popular characters in some intriguing and entertaining new directions. clearly, the music, spirit and personalities in these films have touched audiences in a very special way, and this latest musical adventure delivers lots of great new entertainment on an even grander scale. kenny ortega brings his enormous talents to this project and peter barsocchini has come up with a wonderfully inventive script that delivers plenty of delights and surprises."

"high school musical 3: senior year" finds high school seniors troy and gabriella facing the prospect of being separated from one another as they head off in different directions to college. joined by the rest of the wildcats, they stage an elaborate spring musical reflecting their experiences, hopes and fears about their future. with incredible new music and exciting dance numbers designed to take maximum advantage of the big screen, this motion picture extravaganza delivers plenty of high-energy entertainment from east high’s talented ensemble.



rich ross, president, disney channels worldwide, added, "the success of this franchise has been nothing short of amazing. we’re thrilled with the connection fans have to the characters, and we’re very excited to see the high school musical story continue on the big screen."

gary marsh, president, entertainment, disney channels worldwide, commented, "‘high school musical 2’ set a milestone as the most-viewed cable telecast in history, and proved once again that there is a tremendous audience for movies that are inspiring, uplifting and entertaining. we’re so proud of our two disney channel original movies and are eager to extend the story of the wildcats for the big screen."

"high school musical 2" premiered on disney channel u.s. in august 2007 and attracted the largest audience ever for any basic-cable telecast with an initial viewership of 18.6 million. it has now been seen by over 179 million total viewers around the world. its soundtrack was the #2 album of 2007 in the u.s. achieving global sales of over 6.5 million.

the first movie, "high school musical," made its debut in january 2006 on disney channel u.s., and has now been seen by 250 million total viewers worldwide. it won two emmy awards, a dga award, the television critics association award for outstanding children’s programming, an imagen award for best children’s program, and a humanitas prize nomination, among others. the quadruple platinum soundtrack was the #1 album of 2006, received a billboard music award for soundtrack of the year, and was nominated for an american music award in the favorite album (pop/rock) category. it was also the #1 tv movie on dvd for 2006 and became a best-selling series of junior novels and a popular consumer products franchise at mass retailers.

"high school musical" themed shows have also proven to be popular at disneyland resort in anaheim, walt disney world resort in florida and disneyland paris. in fall 2006, disney theatrical productions adapted the teleplay for local school production, and it was projected that 2000 schools produced the stage version by the end of 2007. "high school musical: the concert," featuring original cast from the disney channel movies, played to capacity crowds with engagements in over 40 cities last winter and a five country latin american tour in spring. last september, disney and feld entertainment launched "disney’s high school musical: the ice tour," with three companies scheduled to play more than 100 cities around the world in the first year. "disney’s high school musical on tour!," a live broadway-style stage experience that captures the excitement and music of the films, is currently playing across the country and is produced by disney theatrical productions.

观后感（another film about a progressive teacher trying to teach her students how to think outside of the box. fortunately, unlike school of rock, my views on which were accosted last week, i left mona lisa smile mostly satisfied with what i had seen. no, it's not especially revelatory or surprising. you can more or less guess what's going to happen to each character by the end. but it does leave a little more room for characterization, for slightly unexpected outcomes, and it doesn't telegraph its moments quite so rigidly as the linklater film. julia roberts is an actress about whom i feel nothing; i neither like nor dislike her. i think this is one of her better performances, certainly much better than her oscar winning role in erin brockovich. she plays the progressive art history teacher, who arrives at welsley to learn that all of her students have already studied the textbook from cover to cover, and can answer any question that might arise from the class's current syllabus. the curriculum and roberts' superiors are strict in what they want to teach about art, but roberts veers towards teaching what the textbook will not despite them. the superiors are unhappy with her course, but some of the students are opened up to the experience. outside of class, roberts faces as large a challenge. most of her students have completely resigned to the idea that they are destined for marriage and nothing more. the status quo must be challenged. the students are a nice range of characters. kirsten dunst plays the most conservative, who is about to be married when the film opens. she, of course, rejects roberts' ideals. on the other end of the spectrum is maggie gyllenhaal, who is the sexually promiscuous girl who idealizes her teacher. slightly left of center is ginnifer goodwin and right of center julia stiles. these four characters are set up very mechanically, of course, but the characters succeed (and this can be said about all of the other characters of the movie, including roberts', who are all rather mechanical) on the quality of acting. each of the performers are wonderful. they manage to make you care, which is something that didn't happen with school of rock, whose performers (with the one exception of joan cusack) were adequate or worse. i especially loved marcia gay harden, giving another one of the best performances of 2003, as roberts' roommate, who teaches etiquette. she's a pathetic, tragicomic image of what some of the girls will become if they insist that the traditional concept of womanhood remain unchanged. the film also boasts exceptional technical qualities. it's simply very well made.