The School of Rock - Richard Linklater

Note : 5 the school of rock

par DChrisss (Voir ses avis) le 15/11/2025

tres bien ! .

Note : 5 Indispensable dans chaque foyer!

par Frédéric (Voir ses avis) le 25/10/2025

Comme écrit en titre, Indispensable dans chaque foyer !

Note : 5 School of rock

par peybernes2 (Voir ses avis) le 16/09/2022

Dude, I service society by rocking!"
Commenté aux États-Unis le 11 mars 2004
I found this film to be extremely funny and worth repeated viewings. Directed by Richard Linklater, who also did Slackers (1991), Dazed and Confused (1993), and SubUrbia (1996), The School of Rock (2003) stars the hyper-kinetic and unpredictable Jack Black in a role specifically written for him by co-star Mike White. Black plays Dewey Finn, a dedicated rocker who believes he and his band are on the verge of greatness, their main goal to win a locale battle of the Bands contest, get the prize money, recognition and, hopefully, a record contract. Problem is Dewey tends to 'rock hard' on stage, which his band members feel is clownish and not fitting in with the image they want to project. Thusly, Dewey soon finds himself voted out of the band and out of a means of income. To top things off his meek roommate, Ned Schneebly (Mike White) and Ned's overbearing girlfriend, played by Sarah Silverman, decide Dewey must move out due to his inability to pay rent. When it rains, it pours... Anyway, while pondering thoughts of his situation, Dewey takes a phone call for Ned, who is a substitute teacher. An exclusive preparatory school needs someone to fill in, and on discovering the decent amount of money involved, Dewey pretends he is Ned, and takes the job. What was going to be some quick money soon turns out to be more as Dewey learns that the children are musically inclined, and gets the idea to try

Note : 5 DVD très satisfaisant

par mosq (Voir ses avis) le 07/07/2021

Emballage léger mais boîtier en bon état, DVD non rayé.