School of Rock: Making the concert outfits

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While the kids are deciding about their concert outfits, Zack (Joey Gaydos Jr.) plays a song he has composed, which intrigues Dewey.

Credits: © 2003 Paramount Pictures. All Rights Reserved. School of Rock.
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Probably one of sweetest films. There’s real chemistry between him and the children. I bet they all had a blast as Jack Black seems to be a big kid himself.

ophelias

Jack's reaction to the costumes gets me every time!

kernelxsanders

As I got older I find it funny how they expect us to think that the rooms next door couldn't hear any of this

scooterduncan

Love how he warns the kids not to do late night parties and tequilas.😆

samuelphom

It's a shame more schools don't teach music like this.

TheCoolProfessor

R.I.P Kevin Clark who played Freddy jones in this movie 1988-2021

sergiorivera

“No more secret songs” 😂
Years on, this is still one of the most fun films I’ve ever seen.

noirjacques

"Baby, we were makin' straight As
But we were stuck in the dumb-days"
I'm not sure why but I really like those first to lines of the song. Fun to listen to, fun to repeat myself.

HeartAngel

2:56 ugh I love this moment...that's the look of an insanely proud teacher right there 😊😊😊

ProfoundDesperado-dw

This wasn’t Jack Black acting, this was just him in natural habitat, playing MUSIC with kids… and Linklater just happened to have a camera in handy.

No other man could exceed what Jack Black brought for the lead, in my opinion.

skillet

2:54 I just love that look of pure pride he gives them. Like he realises they don't even need him anymore, they totally got this.

feliciabbb

One of the biggest assets of this film was how progressive it was for 2003. The film can even release today without arousing a single hint of criticism, that is how progressive it was.

Black treating the children as equals, on screen and in real life, has more of an impact on those children than one realizes.

The non-judgemental way he treats an effeminate child, in an era when such men and gay men were correlated as equals and gay men were almost always mockeries in comedies. You realize how major that is when you realize that despite this, Brian Falduto was bullied and threatened for being gay after this role.

Then the entire film is basically teaching the children to embrace their flaws and make them their strengths. While this feels overdone in the age of self-proclaimed gurus on tiktok and instagram, this was revolutionary for a comedy film aimed at children back then.

People do not understand the influence this film had on an entire generation of children growing up. It taught us that you are never useless, never ugly, and you have talent regardless of what the world says to you. That is inspirational. That is cathartic. Especially to a generation of kids who were, fortunately for posterity, the last generation to grow up without mental health acceptance and in taboo of therapy/counselling.

The impact of this film goes beyond just being one of the most kickass musical comedies of all time, and it's high time we recognize that.

dipu