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SCHOOL OF ROCK is a hilarious romp that parents will enjoy as much as their children. Jack Black stars as Dewey Finn, a wannabe rock star who doesn't seem to be rocking much of anything these days. Kicked out of the band that he started and about to be kicked out of his apartment, Dewey pretends that he's his roommate Ned Schneebly (Mike White) in order to take a job as a substitute teacher. Arriving at an ultra conservative--and ultra expensive--prep school, Dewey manages to fool the uptight principal (Joan Cusack). Soon, he finds himself in a classroom with a bunch of fifth graders. Obviously, Dewey has no intentions of teaching these kids anything, but when he discovers that a handful of them are talented musicians, a light bulb goes off in his head. Determined to enter the local battle of the bands and win $25,000, Dewey embarks on his greatest mission of all: Teaching these kids how to rock!
Director Richard Linklater (DAZED AND CONFUSED, WAKING LIFE) delivers his most universally appealing film with SCHOOL OF ROCK. Written specifically for Black by screenwriter/actor White, this outrageously entertaining crowd-pleaser elevates Black to superstar status.
Special Features: Commentary By Actor Jack Black And Director Richard Linklater\Commentary By The Kids From The School Of Rock\Lessons Learned In The School Of Rock\Jack Blacks Pitch To Led Zepplin\School Of Rock Music Video\Kids Video Diary\MTV Diary Of Jack Black\Web Site Archive\Theatrical Trailer
- Paramount Home Entertainment
- 105 mins approx.
- Richard Linklater
English
- PG
- Mike White
- Jack Black
- Sarah Silverman
- Joan Cusack
- English for the Hard of Hearing, English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Icelandic, Norwegian, Icelandic, Polish, Romanian, Swedish
- 2003
- English
- 2
- 15-19
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SCHOOL OF ROCK is a hilarious romp that parents will enjoy as much as their children. Jack Black stars as Dewey Finn, a wannabe rock star who doesn't seem to be rocking much of anything these days. Kicked out of the band that he started and about to be kicked out of his apartment, Dewey pretends that he's his roommate Ned Schneebly (Mike White) in order to take a job as a substitute teacher. Arriving at an ultra conservative--and ultra expensive--prep school, Dewey manages to fool the uptight principal (Joan Cusack). Soon, he finds himself in a classroom with a bunch of fifth graders. Obviously, Dewey has no intentions of teaching these kids anything, but when he discovers that a handful of them are talented musicians, a light bulb goes off in his head. Determined to enter the local battle of the bands and win $25,000, Dewey embarks on his greatest mission of all: Teaching these kids how to rock!
Director Richard Linklater (DAZED AND CONFUSED, WAKING LIFE) delivers his most universally appealing film with SCHOOL OF ROCK. Written specifically for Black by screenwriter/actor White, this outrageously entertaining crowd-pleaser elevates Black to superstar status.
Special Features: Commentary By Actor Jack Black And Director Richard Linklater\Commentary By The Kids From The School Of Rock\Lessons Learned In The School Of Rock\Jack Blacks Pitch To Led Zepplin\School Of Rock Music Video\Kids Video Diary\MTV Diary Of Jack Black\Web Site Archive\Theatrical Trailer
- Paramount Home Entertainment
- 105 mins approx.
- Richard Linklater
English
- PG
- Mike White
- Jack Black
- Sarah Silverman
- Joan Cusack
- English for the Hard of Hearing, English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Icelandic, Norwegian, Icelandic, Polish, Romanian, Swedish
- 2003
- English
- 2
- 15-19
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Total Price: £50.98
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cheeeeeeeesey ! .......BUT i did actually enjoy it and laugh well actually laughed quite a bit. Its worth watching but im sure you wont struggle to hard to work out the plot.
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