The whole plot is intermittent, like several stories are pinched together, and the experiences of several protagonists are also far-fetched. The male protagonist's wretched slump can't stick to rock no matter what, although he is the protagonist, he feels that this person is completely dispensable in the band. It's a pity that his girlfriend, a flower is inserted in the cow dung; No. 1 is even more bizarre. She sang all the way, and finally quit the group because of her father's death, and even deceived everyone on the grounds of curing her father's illness. The traces of fabrication were obvious, and everyone accepted her very insincere apology. , what a bunch of Ah Q.
The music is good, but in the film it feels a bit cliché; the voices of the characters singing and speaking are quite different, and even if it is lip-synching, it needs a bit of passion, right? Especially the ex-boyfriend of the female number one, singing love songs to his girlfriend is like reading a book. .
In short, we can't hold too much hope for American campus youth dramas. "High School Musical" is to watch handsome guys and beauties singing and dancing; "Dancing Youth" is to watch hip-hop; for this band's hurricane, I advise everyone to just listen to the original sound, there is no need to spend nearly 100 minutes watching this movie .
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