A movie that Disney decided to rip off of the classic movie, Grease. They're too lazy to think of any new ideas, so all they do is make sequels and rip off old, classic, movies. High School Musical is a totally misleading movie about what happens when you make it to high school. It makes all little kids think that high school is some amazing fairy tale, and for some reason all girls from grade school through high school think that all the guys in it, especially Zac Effron are hot. It is the worst movie Disney has ever made, and the two sequels are probably even worse.

A disney movie that stars Zach Efron and a bunch of other 18-22 year olds that no one has really heard of.

It is the exact opposite what life is REALLY like. It has the same unoriginal plot that can be identified in most if not all Disney movies. (That is, the good guy always wins, the bullies get what they deserve, the two main characters fall madly in love)

Nonetheless, its a good movie to watch if you're looking for some lame jokes, catchy music, and a happy ending.

The movie that God wished that wouldn't have happened.

A movie that has populated the small minds of 12 year old children.

Also look up the movie Grease for inspiration.

A cheap, cheesy, Disney movie staring a lesbian, a bi dude, a bitch, and a gay tool.

A clusterfuck of disney teenagers singing to terrible music.

High School Musical is a deservedly Broadway-worthy film series that chronicles the impossibly tough lives of high schoolers in the wonderfully urban city of Albuquerque, NM. The realistic and completely original romantic plot revolves around two young students who (realistically) spend most of their high school lives putting on random dance and singing shows in completely normal places like the cafeteria during lunchtime, and the basketball court during an actual game. Of course we have to have a clever and witty villain in the movie, and naturally Disney has come up with a truly novel idea in Sharpay's character: the blonde, air-headed, bimbo after the main character. In movies 2 and 3, Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens (who play the oh-so-unique theater jock and the even-more-unique nerdy singing gorgeous girl) get together, then break up, then, in a completely unpredictable turn of events that shocks audiences worldwide, get back together. Thankfully, the interesting, cheery, and rarely, if ever, annoying show-tunes make up for any (not that there are many of these) flaws that the movies may have. The crowning glory of this movie, however, is the gorgeous piece of manflesh we call Zac Efron (his bod, his eyes, his look of I'm-sexy-because-I-play-basketball-AND-I-can-sing, oh my!). Zac Efron is a testament to the much-forgotten fact that looking like a pixie fairy girl is a ticket to success and will win you an almost ridiculously dedicated, albeit somewhat unstable, fan following. All in all, High School Musical is a must-see summer blockbuster series that will never fail to increase your mental stimulation with its fine elements of classy cinematography. Truly, a film for the ages (if those ages happen to be between 5-15).

A dumb show that lied about high school