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* The last performance for the Broadway musical. It starts off with the current cast of kids singing “If Only You Would Listen”, but as the song goes on, the casts from the former years joins them on stage. Even the original cast comes up on stage to join their successors. Then all of them sing “Stick It To The Man”.
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* The last performance for the Broadway musical. It starts off with the current cast of kids singing “If "If Only You Would Listen”, Listen", but as the song goes on, the casts from the former years joins them on stage. Even the original cast comes up on stage to join their successors. Then all of them sing “Stick "Stick It To The Man”.Man".
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** Gordon ''improvises the light show''.
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* Zach throws the horns after his bitchin solo.
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* "So you're not mad?" "I AM FURIOUS. BUT IT WAS INCREDIBLE, IT WAS AMAZING!".
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* Zach throws the horns after his bitchin solo.
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* Freddy immediately dives into punk, including getting a haircut and messing with his uniform, including plaid pants that ''technically'' fit the program but let him stick it to the man.
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* The entire concert finale! Not only do you see the formerly insecure and unchallenged kids get to have the time of their lives on stage, it's a legitimately awesome rock show! While they end up losing Battle of The Bands, they clearly earned something much greater: self-respect ''and'' the respect of their elders. "Today's assignment: kick some ass" indeed!
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* The entire concert finale! Not only do you see the formerly insecure and unchallenged overly-challenged and uninspired kids get to have the time of their lives on stage, it's a legitimately awesome rock show! While they end up losing Battle of The Bands, they clearly earned something much greater: self-respect ''and'' the respect of their elders. "Today's assignment: kick some ass" indeed!
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* At the end of the movie with the after-school band practice, Summer is on the phone to people who want to either sign the band on to something or have them perform a gig (likely the same people she was introduced to at the end of the rock competition). It's awesome because 1) she's as ruthless a negotiator as you'd expect and 2) it proves that the School of Rock really ''did'' make waves at the concert and people ''really'' want to see them perform again. They may even become a certified band!
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* Summer manages to get the kids into the Battle of the Bands by tricking the organizers into thinking they're terminally ill.
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* The last performance for the Broadway musical. It starts off with the current cast of kids singing “If Only You Would Listen”, but as the song goes on, the casts from the former years joins them on stage. Even the original cast comes up on stage to join their successors. Then all of them sing “Stick It To The Man”.
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** The kids are so spectacular that Andrew Lloyd Webber makes an announcement at the beginning of the show to assure the audience that it is in fact the kid playing the instrument and not somebody backstage.
* In the Broadway show, the kids's parents all storm backstage to try and talk them out of doing the show, only for ''every single one'' to effectively tell their parents to shove off. They never cared about what they wanted, but Dewey did and they sure as hell aren't about to let him down.
* In the Broadway show, the kids's parents all storm backstage to try and talk them out of doing the show, only for ''every single one'' to effectively tell their parents to shove off. They never cared about what they wanted, but Dewey did and they sure as hell aren't about to let him down.
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** The kids are so spectacular that Andrew Lloyd Webber makes an announcement at the beginning start of the show to assure the audience that it is in fact the kid playing the instrument and not somebody backstage.
* In the Broadway show, the kids's parents all storm backstage to try and talk them out of doing the show, only for ''every single one'' to effectively tell their parents to shove off. They never cared about what they wanted, but Dewey did and they sure as hell aren't about to let himdown.down.
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!!The Movie
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* The movie has a Broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST be musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work, and there was probably only one ([[Theatre/{{Hamilton}} not unjustified]]) reason [[AwardSnub it didn't get any]].
* The movie has a Broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST be musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work, and there was probably only one ([[Theatre/{{Hamilton}} not unjustified]]) reason [[AwardSnub it didn't get any]].
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* The movie has a Broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST be musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live
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* Not enough is said about the costumes. In-Fancy Pants' designs are great. The first "glitter clam fabulous" outfits, while ridiculous, really captures what it's going for, an homage to late-70s glam like Bowie and New York Dolls. Fancy Pants aced the assignment with the "school uniforms," too.
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** How did the filmmakers license the song from Music/LedZeppelin, who are notoriously stingy about licensing? While filming the finale, Jack Black got on stage and shot a video plea with the ''hundreds of extras playing the audience'' in the background cheering him on and chanting "ZEPPLIN! ZEPPLIN! ZEPPLIN!" It's exactly as awesome as it sounds and the band clearly understood that they would have been fools to refuse him.
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** How did the filmmakers license the song from Music/LedZeppelin, who are notoriously stingy about licensing? While filming the finale, Jack Black got on stage and shot a video plea with the ''hundreds of extras playing the audience'' in the background cheering him on and chanting "ZEPPLIN! ZEPPLIN! ZEPPLIN!" "ZEPPELIN! ZEPPELIN! ZEPPELIN!" It's exactly as awesome as it sounds and the band clearly understood that they would have been fools to refuse him.
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* After Dewey's whole scheme gets exposed, the kids show up for school the next day... [[spoiler: and then quickly say "screw it," ''hijack a bus,'' pick up a very surprised Dewey, and do the damn show anyway.]] That's what being a devoted TeamDad will get you.
* The entire concert finale! Not only do you see the formerly insecure and unchallenged kids get to have the time of their lives on stage, it's a legitimately awesome rock show! While they [[spoiler:end up losing Battle of The Bands]], they clearly earned something much greater: self-respect ''and'' the respect of their elders. "Today's assignment: kick some ass" indeed!
* The entire concert finale! Not only do you see the formerly insecure and unchallenged kids get to have the time of their lives on stage, it's a legitimately awesome rock show! While they [[spoiler:end up losing Battle of The Bands]], they clearly earned something much greater: self-respect ''and'' the respect of their elders. "Today's assignment: kick some ass" indeed!
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* After Dewey's whole scheme gets exposed, the kids show up for school the next day... [[spoiler: and then quickly say "screw it," ''hijack a bus,'' pick up a very surprised Dewey, and do the damn show anyway.]] anyway. That's what being a devoted TeamDad will get you.
* The entire concert finale! Not only do you see the formerly insecure and unchallenged kids get to have the time of their lives on stage, it's a legitimately awesome rock show! While they[[spoiler:end end up losing Battle of The Bands]], Bands, they clearly earned something much greater: self-respect ''and'' the respect of their elders. "Today's assignment: kick some ass" indeed!
* The entire concert finale! Not only do you see the formerly insecure and unchallenged kids get to have the time of their lives on stage, it's a legitimately awesome rock show! While they
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** Dewey successfully stage-diving and CrowdSurfing after painfully failing in the opening scene of the movie. He's visibly delighted to have been caught this time.
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* After Dewey's whole scheme gets exposed, the kids show up for school the next day.....day... [[spoiler: and then quickly say "screw it," ''hijack a bus,'' pick up a very surprised Dewey, and do the damn show anyway.]] That's what being a devoted TeamDad will get you.
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* The entire concert finale! Not only do you see the formerly insecure and unchallenged kids get to have the time of their lives on stage, it's a legitimately awesome rock show! While they [[spoiler:end up losing Battle of The Bands]], they clearly earned something much greater: self-respect ''and'' the respect of their elders. "Today's assignment: kick some ass" indeed!
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** How did the filmmakers license the song from Music/LedZepplin, who are notoriously stingy about licensing? While filming the finale, Jack Black got on stage and shot a video plea with the ''hundreds of extras playing the audience'' in the background cheering him on and chanting "ZEPPLIN! ZEPPLIN! ZEPPLIN!" It's exactly as awesome as it sounds and the band clearly understood that they would have been fools to refuse him.
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** How did the filmmakers license the song from Music/LedZepplin, Music/LedZeppelin, who are notoriously stingy about licensing? While filming the finale, Jack Black got on stage and shot a video plea with the ''hundreds of extras playing the audience'' in the background cheering him on and chanting "ZEPPLIN! ZEPPLIN! ZEPPLIN!" It's exactly as awesome as it sounds and the band clearly understood that they would have been fools to refuse him.
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* In the Broadway show, the kids's parents all storm backstage to try and talk them out of doing the show, only for ''every single one'' to effectively tell their parents to shove off. They never cared about what they wanted, but Dewey did and they sure as hell aren't about to let him down.
* In the Broadway show, the kids's parents all storm backstage to try and talk them out of doing the show, only for ''every single one'' to effectively tell their parents to shove off. They never cared about what they wanted, but Dewey did and they sure as hell aren't about to let him down.
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* The movie has a Broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST be musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work.work, and there was probably only one ([[Theatre/{{Hamilton}} not unjustified]]) reason [[AwardSnub it didn't get any]].
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* Ned's has to come when he [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere walks out on his crazy-ass girlfriend]] just as she's shouting at him to try standing up for himself.
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* The movie has a Broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST be musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work.work.
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** The kids are so spectacular that Andrew Lloyd Webber makes an announcement at the beginning of the show to assure the audience that it is in fact the kid playing the instrument and not somebody backstage.
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* The movie has a Broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work.
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* The movie has a Broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST be musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work.
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* After Dewey's whole sceheme gets exposed, the kids show up for school the next day..... [[spoiler: and then quickly say "screw it," ''hijack a bus,'' pick up a very surprised Dewey, and do the damn show anyway.]] That's what being a devoted TeamDad will get you.
* The movie has a broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work.
* The movie has a broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work.
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* After Dewey's whole sceheme scheme gets exposed, the kids show up for school the next day..... [[spoiler: and then quickly say "screw it," ''hijack a bus,'' pick up a very surprised Dewey, and do the damn show anyway.]] That's what being a devoted TeamDad will get you.
* The movie has abroadway Broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work.
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* After Dewey's whole sceheme gets exposed, the kids show up for school the next day..... [[spoiler: and then quickly say "screw it," ''hijack a bus,'' pick up a very surprised Dewey, and do the damn show anyway.]] That's what being a devoted TeamDad will get you.you.
* The movie has a broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work.
* The movie has a broadway musical. The most awesome part? All the kids are and MUST musically trained and none of their solos are flukes. Imagine being 9-13 years old and being able to pull off extremely hard guitar, drum, bass and singing solos for their ages in front of live broadway audiences. School of Rock deserves as many Tony Awards as possible for how well put together it is and how hard those damn kids work.
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* The epic "The Man" speech from Dewey. [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=37oJqWp4rJM In all its glory.]]
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* After Dewey's whole sceheme gets exposed, the kids show up for school the next day..... [[spoiler: and then quickly say "screw it," ''hijack a bus,'' pick up a very surprised Dewey, and do the damn show anyway.]] That's what being a devoted TeamDad will get you.
* The band's big performance at the end is as awesome (and [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments heartwarming) a climax as you can ask for.
* After Dewey's whole sceheme gets exposed, the kids show up for school the next day..... [[spoiler: and then quickly say "screw it," ''hijack a bus,'' pick up a very surprised Dewey, and do the damn show anyway.]] That's what being a devoted TeamDad will get you.
