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The real hero of the movie is the organiser who successfully organised a Battle of the Bands in the middle of the day on a weekday
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I can’t believe I’ve seen this movie countless times and that never once occurred to me!!!😅 would that qualify as a ‘plot hole’ or ‘goof’ in an otherwise perfect movie?
Not to mention, what happened when they learned the kids weren’t terminally ill?
@@joeconcepts5552 Jack Black would just say they were all healed by the power of rock, lol.
Srsly like. what the hell lol
Fun Fact: The kids are actually musicians and can play their instruments. They all did a 10 year anniversary with Jack Black and they all rocked out. They also will be doing a 20 year anniversary reunion this year.
Also, the part where the piano kid says, "He's not cool enough to join the band" is actually true. When kids were auditioning for the role, that kid said exactly that and that's why Jack hired him.
All the kids except for one... Unfortunately.
@Darkstar what happened to Katie? I know the guitar player got caught stealing guitars.
@Darkstar What happened to Katie?
"They also will be doing a 20 year anniversary reunion this year."
I imagine it will be a somber reunion.
@@kevinmatthew1050 Zach got caught stealing guitars?
As chaotic as he is as a teacher, the best thing about this character is that he finds something for *every* kid, he's wildly excited by any tiny thing they accomplish, he pumps them up but also makes sure they actually learn the thing.... Just over all someone you *wish* could teach your kid.
My son and I just met Jack Black at a mall in Atlanta a few weeks ago. He was 100% as nice, down-to-earth, and gracious as you would hope. He had no entourage, and we had about a five minute conversation (my son was wearing a Prince t-shirt, so Mr. Black talked about Prince and his guitar solo at the George Harrison tribute concert). A completely satisfying celebrity encounter.
i feel like if there's anyone to talk about music with for hours, it'd be Jack Black
being a celebrity sounds fucking miserable. people you don't know coming up and then rating the experience afterwards like a yelp review.
@@pointlessmanateeThere's definitely pros and cons to it as there is to everything.
@@pointlessmanatee haha so true. you have to be a really good person to not come across like an asshole, so props to Jack Black haha
You didn't meet him, you approached him. Disgusting.
Joan Cusack is amazing in this, she steals almost every scene she's in especially when she gets flustered.
I've come to realize that she steals basically every scene she's in, no matter the movie/TV show lol...
I hope they do Grosse Pointe Blank at some point, she and her bro are so great in that movie.
Joan Cusack is criminally under appreciated.
@@AuspexAO did she also do War Inc with John?
I don't know why, but I find Joan Cusack totally bangable.
Many people agree this is Jack Black's best performance/role. It was just the absolute perfect fit.
And this was made shortly after High Fidelity put him on people's radar, so to get an entire movie based around him and his personality was pretty incredible. It was a gamble, but it paid off.
On the his GQ interview video he said after he did Orange County the writer & producer, wanted to give him a lead role, so the idea & script was written specifically to fit his personality & talents.
It was his best performance, until his performance in Bernie (2011), shows his genuine acting skills at the craft
If you like Jack black I think you should watch Saving Silverman, it's a great comedic cast and another over the top storyline.
I think he was just being himself.
To George's last question: I would expect this movie to be not only for kids but also for those who still have that little kid in their hearts and remember having dreams and aspirations, remember their little rebellion, and can appreciate a bit of silliness. And rock.
You guys gotta watch the videos of the reunion concert. They still rock, especially Kevin Clark (RIP) on the drums.
Sux that YT hates k;d$ so much unless your promoting the transitioning of said k;d$
@@ScottyDoesntKnow69 Facts. Indoctrination is the correct word
2006 Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny , with Meat Loaf and Dio
yep just watched the reunion concert wow how cool and fun. Thanks for mentioning it TheFierceFinn.
@@heikira438 Please take your uninformed, right-wing politics elsewhere.
Fun fact: the way they got the rights to use Zepplin was to have the entire crowd at the battle of the bands ask and sent it to the band.
First time Zep ever let a movie or TV show use their stuff.
I see something making the rounds on social media that points out how he's incredibly chaotic but Dewey is so great for the kids because he's always supportive of them, gets them to embrace their talents (whatever they are) and his confidence in them begins to give them confidence.
True
Not disagreeing.
I love that Dewey's problem in the beginning isn't that he's immature or chaotic but that he's self-absorbed. Once he starts channeling his talents towards elevating and inspiring others, the things that made him a jerk before now make him a fantastic teacher. There's a parallel with Summer; the problem isn't that she is too bossy or an over-achiever, it's that she (like Dewey) is directing that energy towards her own self-aggrandizement. Once Summer becomes band manager and starts to direct her energy towards helping the band, her flaws become gifts. This movie is so wholesome.
Fun trivia. Jack Black doesn't play guitar very well. He can do a little bit, but he's definitely not as good as even the kid he was "teaching." So when you see him playing a solo, that's dubbed. In the commentary of the School of Rock DVD, the lead guitar player told everyone that he actually had to correct Jack on a couple of the licks he "taught" the kid in the opening music scene.
Also, the reason that he calls the drummer "Spazzy McGee" is there was a secondary plot line that he had really bad ADHD and would occasionally spaz out. This was eventually cut from the film, but that one reference remains.
Joan Cusack facing the corner is a whole ass mood
As much as I love Jack Black, Joan Cusack was just perfection in this lol, " Do you want a hug!!?" When I first saw this as a freshman in highschool, It made me pick up a guitar for the first time, still and off and on player now.
Such a fun movie!
R.I.P. Kevin Clark. One of my earliest inspirations as a kid to learn the drums.
I was a drummer well before this movie but he was fantastic. RIP
'Be Kind Rewind' is a great and underrated Jack Black movie.
Unfortunately, the kid who played the drums later died when he was hit by a car while riding his bike (he was 32) and the kid who played lead guitar was later arrested on charges of stealing guitars and an amp. But they are immortalized for the characters they played in this film.
Man, I forgot about the drummer dying. Very sad.
It’s not like he’s in jail or anything though he’ll very much be a part of the reunion
Couldn’t care less that the kid stole guitars lol
Simone asked if George thought Jack Black was a bird person. He made a movie called The Big Year, with Steve Martin and Owen Wilson, that is about him being a bird person.
That movie was actually pretty decent.😊
I’ve seen this movie at least ten times and this is the first time I realized Joan cusak said to the little girl 6:40 “would you like a hug?” And the girl screamed!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Unfinished adults"
-George, 2023
So this is Mike Whites movie and also his idea. The pitch was Jack Black plays music with kids. That's it, thats how it started. He knew putting them together would create something good. He was spot on.
Jack Black is a massive rock music nerd in real life and it really comes through in this movie! I definitely related when this movie came out. Also, Rule #1 of stage diving: make sure the audience cares enough about your music to catch you.
Grosse Point Blank features Joan, and John, and Ann Cusack, who also appeared in A League of Their Own.
"WOULD YOU LIKE A HUG?!?!" is one of my favorite moments of the movie. so freakin funny. Joan Cusack reminds me so much of my aunt in this movie she has very similar mannerisms and even talks with a similar cadence
My favourite Joan Cusack film is the one with her Brother in Grosse Pointe Blank and if you haven't seen it - You definitely need to react to it!
Ha ha, I just recommended this in another comment. It's such an underrated movie.
Mike White was Jack Black's neighbor, and wrote this with him in mind. He played Ned.. White was also on the American version of The Amazing Race twice worth his dad, and on survivor(David vs Goliath)
P.S. I love The Holiday
There are TONS of “Schools of Rock” now, a lot inspired by this movie.
Yeah - they are after school programs.
My son went to the School of Rock summer camp when he was 11, it was AWESOME. He played drums, they did AC/DC and KISS songs and a bunch more in a live performance for us. Killer.
xD didnt know that was a thing. But awesome man!
Aweee I bet that was adorable
Love this movie. I was a Jack black impersonator. And enacting seems from this movie was the best. The actor who played the schools drummer actually passed away a few years ago. He was a bike messenger and was hit by a car. R.i.p.
Simone, I had that class in college in the early 80's, it was called the History of Rock and Roll. Listening to all that great music was a good way to start my college day.
OMG School of Rock was such a huge inspiration for me to pick up the drums and guitar! I'm glad y'all are watching it 😏
One of those movies that I never get tired of watching. Rip Kevin Clark (drummer).
I watched this for the first time when I was around 12 I think. It introduced me to a lot of songs I love now at my 30. My experience of watching this at 12, at 18, at 26, and at 30 is the same, just undiluted joy.
Same, have Bonzo Goes to Bitburg on my playlist because of this film
This movie is so frickin adorable. Jack Black oozes charisma, charm, maniac badassery and music. The last scene with him and the kids improvising(him, at least) and then, dropping to the floor, possessed... is iconic. Lol.
Jack Black's magnum opus
The reunion show is also great. Kevin kills the drums rip.
RIP Kevin
Fuck I thought got he died 😭
Okay, so you're going to watch 'The Holiday' now, right? Or at least put it on the list for the holiday season? Because that would be awesome. George must see it.
That said, great reaction! This is such a fun, heartwarming movie.
I second this! I love The Holiday so much!
Joan Cusack is great but I think the main reason she was casted in this movie is, because her brother John Cusack did a movie before this(2000) with Jack Black called Hi Infidelity, which is another great move about record stores & music. You two should check out sometime too.
“The Holiday” is great 👍🏻 we’re here for ya Simone 🤘🏻
I remember seeing Jack Black in bit parts in a lot of movies before he became popular, and he was basically like Sean Bean, because his character always died. I still remember the first time I saw his character survive thinking "he's finally made it", and sure enough within a year he was a star in Hollywood.
This movie was written by Mike White (Ned). He is a really sweet guy, if you get a chance you should watch the two seasons (14,16) he did on The Amazing Race with his dad. He also did a season on Survivor.
Mike White is also the creator, writer, and maybe director of White Lotus.
He also co-created the HBO show Enlightened, with Laura Dern, which was a pretty good show. He wrote, produced and directed on the show as well as acting in it.
Now there are Schools of Rock open throughout the US.
Canada as well.
School of Rock was based on a real school called "Rock School" They have different levels of bands and players in the school. They have a video of some of their members studying and playing music by Frank Zappa and that is some complicated, quirky and beautiful stuff ♥
His songs in the movie are just PG versions of his band "Tenacious D"!
I love this film not only because it has some awesome and funny moments but because it was revolutionary to kids in the early 2000s - this taught them (including myself and my brother) all about music and classics from Led Zeppelin, ACDC, The Doors, etc.
Jack Black telling the students not to tell their parents seems a lot creepier now than it did when I was younger.
Yeah it’s funny how our perspectives change as we age. Like how I agree with Sarah Silvermans character about how Jack Black is using his friend and freeloading
@@ZenzeroCAM Sarah Silverman’s voice is annoying as hell lol
But yeah I agree, even though she was a b*tch.
Once in an interview Bowie talked about taking his son as a teen to a concert ( not his own ), his son coming out ready to go, he had green hair & wild clothes, Bowie said he caught himself, that he ALMOST said to his son "If you think I'm taking you out looking like THAT..." 😄
@@ZenzeroCAMSarah’s character is wrong, she’s just an asshole. And I like that Dewey genuinely grew and learned to care about other people and respect them.
Jack black is so funny and talented and all the kids really did play the instruments . Some of Jack blacks songs are amazing
I love the The Holiday.
I recommend watching the Cusack's in Grosse Point Blank
With John as lead with Joan playing his secretary and Ann I love her dance scene and their brother Bill does a cameo. You will enjoy it, you don't even have review it which makes it better because it won't be about work
Also has Minnie Driver, Dan Ackroyd, Hank Azaria, Adam Arkin and several others.
No other actor could have pulled this movie off. It's such a fun movie, and I can truly believe this could actually be Jack Black's life. The casting is really just perfect, from Joan Cusack and Sarah Silverman, to all the unfinished adults.
The role was written with Jack Black in mind iirc
I've been waiting for more people to react to this film because there's so few reactions of it on UA-cam and I'm so glad my favourite reactors have finally done it!
Hearing you guys talk about this reminded me we actually did a whole unit in elementary school that was music history from the 50s-noughties. All our lessons were themed around it for a semester and at the end we had a performance for the school going through the decades where we all performed as different artists e.g. Aretha Franklin, Kiss, the Doors etc. Remains one of the best school projects we ever had.
You guys need to check “ the pick of destiny “ another awesome Jack Black rock related film 🎸
Shoutout Mike White for creating and writing White Lotus.
Joan Cusack is always great. One movie I love that she did was with her brother, John, called "Grosse Pointe Blank". Itsw a comedy about an assassin that is getting sick of his job. Great concept.
If you have not yet seen The Pick of Destiny (2006) starring Tenacious D (Jack Black & Kyle Gass) is one that I highly recommend. There is also a famous Drummer / Guitarist / Foo Fighter from Hell cameo (in a good way) that you'll want to look for.
Yes❤
This movie, and BandSlam, both have a special place in my heart! I'm a 51 y/o man, and I was a drummer way back in the day. I would have LOVED to have been in a "band" like this!
Bandslam is amazing
This is one of my favorite movies ever since I was in elementary school. I stayed home from school sick one day, and I watched this movie over and over cuz it made me feel comfortable.... must've drove my mom bat shit insane. But it'll always have a special place in my heart. It's just such a fun film to watch!
Checkout the video JACK BLACK officially requests permission from Led Zeppelin to use Immigrant Song for the movie School of Rock
Spider's shirt-less sleeves will always be a highlight of this movie 😂😂
Every once in a while, I say, "Cell-ooooo" because it cracks me up every time. (My niece plays cello so I'll say it to her sometimes to try to make her laugh.)
Great reaction and fun reaction 😂
This movie gets straight to the point. It’s a movie about a “non grown adult” teaching a “too early grown” children to enjoy life and stay kids a little longer and dream.
This movie is so awesome, but it’s definitely Richard Linklater’s most commercial hit by far. I would love to see you guys react to his earlier films like Dazed and Confused or even The Before Trilogy. I think you both would love those movies if you haven’t already watched them!
Do you think they'd do Slacker? Not only was it the film Linklater did that got him on the map, but it was what inspired Kevin Smith that he could self finance and be able to make Clerks.(he had read an interview with Linklater where he talked about how he was able to make the film).
I think Bernie would be a great film to continue with for Linklater. It still stars Jack Black while keeping Linklater’s conversational approach to filmmaking when the movie interviews the Texas locals. I am also a big fan of his animated films as well, so it would be cool to see them react to some animation outside of the typical Disney/Pixar stuff.
@@pumkinheadfanvhsforever6087 I think that would be a cool movie reaction, however I’m sure it’s not a very well known film and probably wouldn’t be viewed as much as we’d like it to be for their channel.
@@thirtyyearoldmulberryfield Bernie is another one I’m sure would be a cool watch along, however it’s definitely a darker version of Jack Black that I’ve never seen and would be hard to sell as a reaction video. But I would be here for it nonetheless.👌🏻
Yes. Watch the Before Trilogy. Amazing.
Watched this movie in theater as a sophomore in high school with my girlfriend at the time. The last performance of the movie was so epic and that song has stuck in my head to this day.
This is probably my most watched movie. Really got me into rock and other music. The soundtrack is killer. Rest in peace to Kevin Clarck who played Freddy.
I mean I suggested once ending one of the videos with "Cinebitches Leave", but putting it on a shirt is even better.
17:22 - That line is from "Annie Hall", much like he's quoting the Whitney Houston song earlier. It must be Richard Linklater's Rock & Roll Movies Day! Ashleigh Burton did "Dazed And Confused" today as well! A reaction double-feature! They shot part of this movie at the club I used to work at, got to see them shoot part of the opening scene. Can't believe they pulled this movie off, it could have totally gone the other way in the wrong hands.
Thank you for this reaction. Another GREAT “put a band together film” is The Commitments.
Love this movie. Jack Black somehow steals the show but doesn’t overshadow those talented kids he worked with
You absolutely have to see Tenacious D live if you can. The show is legit AMAZING. I'm actually going to see them for the third time in two weeks.
Fun fact: spider (gyrating leather sleeve guy) is the district attorney in Tyler, Texas now
Fun fact: Mike White wrote the movie specifically for Jack Black. He also wrote Nacho Libre and the show White Lotus.
Jack Black & both Cusack's were in High Fidelity - another great film 👍
My brother is a teacher. I can confirm most of the recess and lunch conversation is the dislike of certain children
Had to pause to say my favorite joke from George in this one (so far... as I said, I paused it). Simone, "Look at that brick!" George, "Which one in particular?"
I don't know why, it just sent me.
Simone saying "rock music it is from the Devil" wearing a Foo Fighters t-shirt 😂
Simone and George and Jack Black?
This is the funnest Monday, EVER!
This was probably the first Jack Black movie I saw when it came out, I’ve been a fan ever since.
Y'all need to see the Tenacious D movie!
Mike White, who wrote and had a role in the movie also wrote the White Lotus series. Black seems to be drawing from his last film with Joan Cusack - High Fidelity - a great movie to react to
Written by Mike White, of "White Lotus" fame, for those who love that show. He also acted as the roommate early in the film. He also wrote "Nacho Libre"
I worked in a theatre when this came out and saw those ending credits hundreds of times. I can still recite it word for word. And yes there was a CD soundtrack that included the original songs
This came out when I was 10 and the soundtrack was my first CD as a kid! I still have it :D Love this movie
Fun Fact: Spider (the guy with the jackless sleves) is district attorney in Texas.
Man, I forgot how good this is. I saw it in a theater in Times Square in my early 20s during a really rough time and it made me so happy. Great to know it still does.
Classic rock is the best kind of music because it's classic and it rocks.
One of the most wholesome movies ever made.
Jack Black actually is from a small town in eastern Washington state named Tonasket. Just 30 minutes north of me. I guess on occasion he comes home to visit his mother and people have seen him around here. Word is he’s one of the nicest and down to earth guy there is. Maybe I’ll bump into him some day!!
00:38 - LOL!! I'm an ex-Cartoon Network broadcast technician. Fought against the suits who automatically thought '..animation is for k i d s..' for a bunch of my career there. Business School folks were replacing TV industry professionals in management - and they just didn't get it.
18:19 - GG Allin! Holy Cow. I have friends that were at that show in Memphis, it actually finally killed the Antenna Club.
28:59 - "Look at me now, dad!" Stickin' it to The Man. That's what Rock is about..
31:29 - Why not both? My daughter was 12 when it came out. She saw it (a pack of her tween friends sneaked in), and asked me to buy her an electric keyboard a week later. Even to this day - I tell people that if you want your child to think of music as art, instead of mindless 'entertainment'..play them real music. I once asked my (now adult) daughter why she'd gone to the movie in the first place. "Dad, you were playing Talking Heads, The Clash, U2 and REM in the car since I was in daycare. One day, the stuff in the Barney show just didn't do it for me anymore."
Another great reaction. I guess I should subscribe, so I don't stumble across them 7mos. later.
There was also a school of rock musical made. It was REALLY good with a great sound track. The stand out songs IMO are 'You're In The Band' and 'Stick it to the Man'.
The reason why Jack Black is such a perfect fit is because the role and the entire movie was written specifically to showcase his talent
Fun little tidbit, but Mike White, who wrote the film and played Ned, went on to appear on The Amazing Race twice with his dad, before also showing up on Survivor: David vs Goliath. He actually didn't do half badly on Survivor.
I probably watch School of Rock once a year or so - fun times!
I miss non-animated family movies! RV is another one that’s worth watching!
My first crush as a kid was actually Sarah Silverman because of this movie. I grew up mostly listening to rock and metal ( I listen to a lot of other genres now). This was one of my favourite movies as a kid.
This movie feels like a love letter to Rock n Roll.
Jack Black is hands down one of the most energetic and talented actors of this generation. He's just so much fun and seems like such a stand up human being. It's impossible to dislike him. This is probably his best role (in my opinion), but he really has the ability to stand out in any role he's in. The man is the definition of charisma.
I don’t know that I’d call him a real “actor.”
Most comedians always play themselves in movies.
The only ones who actually play different characters are Jim Carrey, Robin Williams and Eddie Murphy. No other comedians are as versatile as them
There is an actual school of rock (which the movie is based on ) most of the kids in the movie were students of the school. There’s been talk of a sequel due to the response the Reunion concerts have been getting ever since they started
The Kansas City Royals in the 80's had two players on their team:
(P) Bud Black.......who was white
(2B) Frank White...who was black
I loved this movie, I never liked popular music in 2003 so I would always listen to the oldies.
I remember when my friend got his computer and his dad put some of his favorite tracks on it, my friend said "This is basically all the songs that you like" 😅
I love this movie. Lawrence's band outfit is based on Tetsuo from Akira.
Robert Tsai, the actor who played Lawrence (the keyboardist), talked to director Richard Linklater because he wasn't sure if he could play the part the way Linklater wanted. As it turned out, the insecurity was exactly what the role was asking for.