Few Films Are Like This These Days

Rating: 9/10 (8 May 2007)

After being fired from his own band, the guitar player Dewey Finn needs to raise some money to pay for his rent and his bills. When his friend and school teacher Ned Schneebly is called to a temporary work in an expensive private school, Dewey pretends to be Ned and accepts the job. He finds talented young musicians in his class, and he decides to form a rock-and-roll band with the students and win a competition called "Battle of Bands" to raise the prize and be recognized in the show business.
This film is fantastic after a few minutes. It's what you want in a great and fantastic film. I don't know why it's PG-13, though because it's a great family film. This is why films are made, considering this is one of the best films ever (not even exaggerating).
The film gives some good laughs, great kids who can play instruments when they are so young, and the execution is just really good. I don't know why but I love to praise this film a lot and to know it's a Jack Black film! The acting by Jack Black was fine as were the kids. This film is not meant to be taken seriously. It rocks and has great music and brings us to the life on band. There are even memorable scenes in the movie. Each kid has their own "great" scene.
If you know why films were made, this is why. These few films that are memorable good, fantastic from beginning to end, and all of that until the funny ending credits. That's why this film is so good.