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Review - High School Musical 3 - Senior Year

Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens are in front of the door again as lovers Troy Bolton and Gabriella Montez cooing. They sing. They dance. And they smooch a little. But not too much. Finally, this is a G-rated Disney extravaganza.

It's last year at East High in Albuquerque, NM, although this film and the first two on the real East High School in Salt Lake City, Utah, were shot. The familiar gang - including diva Sharpay Evans (Ashley Tisdale) and her twin brother Ryan, Choreographer(talented Lucas Grabeel) - think about it after the ball and put on a musical about to go separate ways in the real world, the fear to express.

There is no reason for concern that the "High School Musical 3" is one of those terrible, forced-cheeky "show It's a Small World" Disney Super Bowl halftime solve a couple of years.

Director-choreographer Kenny Ortega, the Helmed first made two-for-TV movies (ratings Record Setter), was the lead divas,Dancers and singing talent at a stage when he choreographed Cher's TV special in the 1980s.

Ortega keeps the tone of this lighthearted, joyful second sequel to a perfect throw. There is no intention to present the school as a reality. Teens get enough of that when the late bell rings.

This increase is a powerful shot reality. High school graduates go on all night and hop on a musical stage, no fatigue. In this somewhat happy with increased world, Troy BackyardTreehouse comes with a magical opening moon roof to reveal bright stars and make Gabriella (and girls from the audience her channeling) fainting in the choir.

The incumbent is a strong element, were pushed to the backburner was singing and dancing are a priority. Efron, whom I in a very different role in Richard Linklater's upcoming "Me and Orson Welles" is the recently launched at the Toronto Film Festival, the real deal.

He treats the delicate balance are related to thenot-so-macho drama club students and still not succeed, look out of place with the jocks on the basketball team.

Hudgens is convincing as the naive in the beginning with some of the real drama of life as well.

In all its exuberance, "High School Musical 3" has enlightened hope over rousing song and dance routines, which explode on the screen at regular intervals.

Closely look at the cheerleaders under tension and you will find a young woman of size. It's a nice. touch

It is not quite cinematic perfection, though. Troy's best bud and Chad (Corbin Bleu's) dance number in a car junkyard, where derelict cars steam and spring to life is more than the top unpleasant to the point more. I would not have been surprised, Herbie Bustin 'a move in the background is visible.

On the other hand, "Now or Never", the opening production number, sets a high musical standard claims that, above all in. Troy, Chad and the rest of the basketball --Wildcats are on the scoreboard in the state championship game.

Troy breaks impressive team play and singing in a dynamic growth for the title, which also shows superior Ortega vision. With only 16 minutes left (the chorus always remind us) Troy finds inspiration in his peck-on-the-cheek soul mate Gabriella.

In one of the most heartfelt moments I've seen in a movie all year, appears to be Solo Gabriella Troy's focus from a sea of supporters, under the glow of a headlamp andtrue love.

It's moments like these that make "High School Musical" special.



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VH1 Divas: 2002

VH1 Divas: 2002 Review



At last VH1 have bought out a new Divas CD!! The concert itself was great with nine of the top divas in the world today. The CD does miss off some of the good songs like
"If I Could Turn Back Time" by Cher & Cyndi Lauper
"Rainy Dayz" by Mary J. Blige & Whitney Houston
and "Love Is A Battlefield" by Mary J. Blige & Shakira but the best divas are left on it.

"You Shook Me All Night Long" is without a doubt the best song on the CD with pounding vocals by Céline Dion and Anastacia, an unlikely pairing with an unlikely song but it is still great!!

"Believe" keeps the dance mood going and is another great song for the CD, this version of "Believe" is so much better than the one she sung at VH1 Divas '99.

"This Is A Song For The Lonely" another great song by the legendary diva, probably the second best song on the CD.

"Underneath Your Clothes" this is ok but I was a little disappointed that Shakira chose to sing this song instead of "Whenever, Wherever" which would have been a lot better.

"Landslide" not the best song ever but I love Stevie Nicks so it's great!

"One Day In Your Life" great great great. Anastacia was one of the best performers on the show and this song proves it.

"I'm Alive" I love this song and I think the best voice in the business, Céline Dion, sung it superbly.

"A New Day Has Come" a bit like Shakira, I was a little disappointed that Céline sung this song instead of one of her hits like "Think Twice" but it is still a great version.

The Elvis tribute is last and although "Jailhouse Rock" "Always On My Mind" "Heartbreak Hotel" and "Can't Help Falling In Love" are all great where is "Wear My Ring" by Stevie Nicks??? All four divas sung their respective songs perfectly but I am still confused as to why Stevie Nicks' song was left off.

A great CD and i'm just hoping next years Divas will be as good. Tina Turner, Cher, Céline Dion, Dolly Parton, Stevie Nicks, Anastacia, Shakira and Whitney Houston would make the ultimate divas!!


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VH1 Divas: 2002 Overview


The fifth collection culled from the annual VH1 Divas specials is a little too genteel. Maybe because the producers are now old hands at pairing up pop's biggest female singers, and they know how to avoid potential fireworks. But it's the fireworks that make these records sizzle. Who can forget Elton John's rendition of "The Bitch Is Back" on the 1999 edition? Except for the rendition of AC/DC's "You Shook Me," inexplicably assigned to Celine Dion and disco revivalist Anastacia, which features blistering guitar by Meredith ("Bitch") Brooks, none of the cuts crackle. Cher's dance floor hit "I Believe" sounds canned and forced, and Latin firecracker Shakira goes low-key with an acoustic version of her soft-focus "Underneath Your Clothes." Even the vivacious Dixie Chicks can't rescue the record with their performance of Fleetwood Mac's "Landslide," complete with Stevie Nicks. --Jaan Uhelszki

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