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The Movie High School Musical By Kenny Ortega

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The movie high school musical was directed by Kenny Ortega and was very interesting as well as entertaining. The movie was about tow high school students who are invested in two major activities but actually are interested in theater so they make time in their busy schedules for theater. My two favorite parts were the beginning and the end. The beginning really fore shadowed the whole movie and was very ironic relating to the plot of the movie as at the end all problems were solved and everyone was happy which made me fell content with the movie. During the movie the theater was show multiple times. The first time was during the students detention. They work working on costumes and sets for the musical. The scenery during this wasn't that special,

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