High School Musical 2 (Extended Edition)
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Movie Reviews of High School Musical 2 (Extended Edition)
Movie Review: good movie
Summary: 4 Stars
I enjoyed this movie very much. It reminds me of a modern day grease. I loved all the music.Movie Review: My daughter loves this DVD!
Summary: 5 Stars
A good family/girl DVD - fun to watch, good extras. A must have for pre-teen to young teen girls...Movie Review: As if the first one wasn't bad enough.
Summary: 1 Stars
I managed to catch 30 minutes of this on TV, and I dunno why I even did, the first one stunk so much. The acting is even worse, the singing is twice as bad (although Zac sounded pretty good, but that's not saying much). The "plot" (can you even call it that) sucked as well. See the thing is, while I managed to endure the first one suffocating me, I couldn't stand this one for even 30 minutes. This is even worse than the first one. I think I've said enough. I think I'm gonna end this GG Allin style...Movie Review: grandaughters love it
Summary: 5 Stars
Dear Amazon,I bought this movie specifically for my Grandaughters because they liked the first one so much they weren't disappointed at all and they love to sing and dance with the movie.Thank you C. Cornett Movie Review: "Let's rock and roll and just let go!"
Summary: 5 Stars
It's summer vacation and the gang from East High is headed out to the local country club, either as members or as employees. Sweethearts Troy (Zac Efron) and Gabriella (Vanessa Hudgens) are hard at work but still have plenty of time for near-smooches. Sharpay (Ashley Tisdale), the club owners' daughter, has her eye on Troy, too, and is wooing him with a possible college scholarship.
This is one fun musical. All the high school stereotypes are here - the jocks, the brainiacs, the snobs, singing and dancing their way into our hearts. There's a big musical number about every five minutes and the productions are energetic and fun. Clearly aimed at the pre-teen audience, this movie is full of young, good-looking actors who make being seventeen look like the Most. Fun. Ever. Efron and Hudgens are an adorable and wholesome couple while Tisdale is the teen witch you love to hate.
The desert setting is beautiful and the movie oozes happiness while stressing the value of friendship. Disney brings the old Judy Garland-Mickey Rooney-type teenage musical to the current generation in fine style.