High School Musical 3: Senior Year

Filme fraco, o roteiro é fraco, as cenas são fracas, a história é fraca, o elenco é fraco, e ninguém ajuda a melhorar o filme, os personagens são fracos, e o filme deveria ter cenas bem melhores e relevantes, para fazer o filme ser bom

They didn’t kiss within the first 30 minutes

*High School Musical 3* is pure nostalgia. I remember watching it in theaters with my parents and sister, fully invested like it was the *Super Bowl* of high school musicals. The songs still slap, the stakes are higher, and the drama feels more “adult” (as adult as Troy Bolton stress-dancing can get). It’s not as iconic as the first two, but honestly, I enjoy it more than the first. Still, nothing tops *HSM 2*—that one’s elite. And yes, the ending *always* gets me teary-eyed. A solid send-off that knows how to hit the feels, even if it plays it safe.

What is this nonsense musical. High school more like preschool Music

Kenny Ortega took the theatrical budget and made this film Theatrical! As the only film in the series to receive a theatrical release, its production values surpass those of the first two television movies, allowing the trilogy to end with a bang and a burst of fanfare. The fan service emotionally resonates with fans, but makes it less accessible than the previous films, which viewers could tune into at any point during reruns on Disney Channel and quickly understand the premise. It hits all the necessary notes for a High School Musical film: catchy tunes, elaborate choreography and high school melodrama viewed through a Disney lens. However, it ultimately serves as a sentimental finale to the franchise and a major motion picture credit for the talented young cast.

This film is a cinematic masterpiece, the emotions run high between all characters and those watching it.

This one was so close to being good....so close...almost a perfect finale....but there were too many things stopping it from living up to the hype... The best part of the movie was the "Scream" scene. Besides it being a bit too exaggerated and overdramatic, the scene and song both go incredible hard and are my favorite parts of the whole movie. But this movie was pretty much bad...the worst one in the trilogy if you ask me. Terrible.

Sad, but a good High School Musical movie.

Some songs are not as great as others but the acting is amazing, as are most parts of the storyline.

People will look back at this trilogy with or without nostalgia goggles and still call it a masterpiece.