Review: High School Musical 3: Senior Year

Yeah, everyone saying it sucked and everything, you know you still *have* to see it. I mean, it's HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL! Whether it sucked or not (which it did), you still gotta see it, just cuz. It's High School Musical. Word is, they're making more (kinda like Harry Potter), but probably with a different cast. Which you'll also have to see.
So, anyway, I did see it (Um, duh?). And it really sucked. It was so *sappy*. It was all about *saying good-bye* because they're all going to different colleges. Troy has to choose between theater and basketball. I'm not gonna tell you what he chooses. Gabriella might be moving again, and of course, Troy and Gabriella will be--gasp!--*separated*. Sharpay is still trying to win over Troy, *snore*. Kelsi and Ryan are going out. Kelsi has signed up the whole crew--Troy, Gabriella, Chad, Taylor, Jason, Martha, and Zeke--to be in the Musical (pronounced Myoo-zi-KAL, not Myoo-zi-KUL). Gabriella gets everyone into it with her idea to make it about their Senior Year. There's even a song, "A Night To Remember", about the Prom. Plus, there are 3 new characters: Matt Prokop, playing Jimmie "The Rocket" Zara (a freshman who idolizes Troy), Justin Martin, playing Donnie Dion (Jimmie's best friend/sidekick), and Jemma McKenzie-Brown, playing Tiara Gold (a transfer from London who starts out as Sharpay's innocent little personal assistant, but really wants to take over the East High Drama Department once Sharpay graduates). If you don't believe me, read fandango.com's synopsis:

"High School Musical 3: Senior Year continues the ongoing tune-filled love story between basketball player Troy Bolton (Zac Efron) and brainy beauty Gabriella Montez (Vanessa Anne Hudgens). As they head toward high-school graduation, the couple realizes that they'll be separated when they head to different colleges in the fall, so they join with their friends to produce a spring musical that will help them express their hopes and fears about the future."

You can also go to fandango.com for tickets, which you're gonna need!
Have fun!

In My Ears: "Crush" by David Archuleta (luv it, even though I don't like weepy guys!)
On My Mind: my stupid sprained ankle (I sprained it running into soccer practice, not actually during the practice!!!)