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Grease Lighting: Character Analysis

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I think that the girls and the boys think that they are important and that they run everything which makes them look silly. The football team got a coach for football. Sandy meets the pink girls. Sandy tried out for the cheerleading team, patty randomly picks her and sandy tried out. Sandy impresses patty, but patty doesn't want her on the team I think because she Is jealous of her talent so she tries to do difficult moves and dances, but sandy knows how to do it because she's been practicing and she does it and impresses patty. Sandy has a sleep over with the pink girls and Rizzo makes fun of sandy and it hurt her feelings. All the guys helped fix the old car that helped them a lot and made it look brand new and amazing and they surprised Mrs. Mardon and the car was called "Grease Lighting." Kenicki was hit by the car door when grabbing a penny off the ground on and he couldn't race, so Danny being the brave and …show more content…

I thought that letting the audience be part of the musical and letting them go on set with the actors was cool. I think the actors did okay with all of their parts in scenes I did notice some parts when they messed up but they kept it going which I liked , and I also liked their characteristics. They each each had their own way, their own style of how to do things. The special effects that the crew had was very interesting and cool. Something's that I wish they could've changed is how the race was because it really looked fake because they didn't move but I get it because it's on stage. But I also liked there costumes it was a style that they had back then and it made it blend in with the past. The makeup was fine too at least the angles they gave us. But over all I liked the movie and I thought it was unique and just a GREAT and interesting and I couldn't get my eyes of the movie I really like how it was funny too because it made me laugh several times. It was a GREAT

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