Review of High School Musical 3: Graduation. Gorgeous prom
High School Musical Heroes have grown to the point where they need to say goodbye for the first time, for real. A little bit more, just a couple of weeks, and they will all finish school. The future of his dreams has already been named, there are only small fluctuations in the choice of the university. Everything they had in common – their school, their love of singing, their friendship … the closing notes of their latest musical are about to be heard and all this will be a thing of the past. That is why the guys approached work on their last school production thoroughly and put the case on a grand scale. Troy Bolton (Zac Efron) has just finished his last game for Wild cats ''. With a basketball, he is a confident `` you. '' But singing seems even closer to him. Music is also important for his girlfriend Gabriella (Vanessa Ann Hudgens), it connects them, and their completely innocent relationship is filled with romantic notes and blossoms with the beautiful voices of Sergei Lazarev and Zhenya Otradnaya who sound them. The negative Sharpay Evans (Ashley Tisdale) and her brother Ryan (Lucas Grebil) are not evil at all. Perhaps they are calculating, perhaps they suffer from high self-esteem, but in the end, which of the schoolchildren does not want to jump over their heads? building. The local landscape would have been the envy of Hogwarts in its festive coloring. Wildcats basketball team insignia colored all the rooms in red, the costumes absorbed the whole palette of the spring rainbow, and the stage set may even be referred to as `` Chicago. '' Yes, all this with undisguised infantilism. A neat, well-thought-out plot, including a single kiss that could possibly be a symbol. He will talk about how Troy and Gabriella have finally made a decision, they have finally decided exactly how they will come to adult, university life and put a kind of sweet point. Songs. USA dubbing was able to convey the meaning of the song practically without losing the element responsible for the laconic sound. Simple words that do not go into the sphere of babble and meaninglessness. Music track plus a character left alone – and these are already quite good mini clips inside one big picture.
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Jake Pinkman
