I found out a couple of days ago while I was watching E! that Zac Efron did not sing in the first High School Musical. Because his voice was changing (as many young men experience as they grow up), a young man named Drew actually sang many of his songs. However, Efron did sing in subsequent High School Musical sequels after his voice had matured.

Singing and Acting with a Passion

From what I gathered watching E!, Zac really wanted to sing his own songs in the High School Musical series. He believed he could do the singing necessary for the role. I really respect that about him. He is truly a gifted actor. He has been acting for many years, and he puts a lot of passion into his acting.

The Road Ahead

In my personal opinion, Zac Efron, along with many of the High School Musical cast members, look like they are going to have successful careers. They may be young now, but they are very talented. Of course, I cannot predict the future. But, their futures look very bright.

This movie is under the production of Star Cinema.  The title and theme is derived from the Rexona deodorant commercial.  The main casts for this movie are Kim Chiu, Gerard Anderson, Jason Abalos, Geoff Eigenman, and Maja Salvador.  This film is directed by Mario Cornejo and was released last 2006.

Synopsis:

Indie is a nerd kind of a girl who priorities her education. She has a crush on MJ2, the basketball varsity of the school who is undecided for his priorities. Nathan is the very nice guy who is always there to help his friends. Ga-el doesn't like basketball even though he is pushed by his father, the coach of the basketball varsity team, for he loves arts.  He is a sculptor and painter.  He lives in a dormitory with other delinquent teens.  Pre is has an interest to pursue a membership in an elite school's sorority.

Nathan wants to help his friends so he created an accident by poisoning the whole varsity team except for MJ2. Indie also helps in creating the chemical or the poison.  In short, both of them are responsible for this accident.   In the end, she helps in creating a formula for the antidote. She enjoys the diversity after all,. Pre learns to love her parents and be herself. Ga-el did what is right and exposed the gambling sindicate. He was understand by his father that he loves arts than sports. MJ2 learned to balance between his lovelife and being a varsity player. He learned to become true to himself.

Conclusion:

This move wanted to teach the viewers that we should enjoy the diversity around us and be true to ourselves. Whether we are young or adult, we should expose our strengths and learn to stand up from failures.  We also should turn our weaknesses into strengths.  This is the values I got from this film.  It is a good film for teens who wants to have a fresh start when they want to enter to college.

I Know What You Did Last Summer stars Sarah Michelle Gellar and Jennifer Love Hewitt It was made in 1997 and surprisingly enough became a blockbuster mega-hit. I think the fact that it was given so much hype that it didn't live up to is why I hated it, but again everybody is entitled to their own opinions.

It was followed by the sequel "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer" which followed it's predecessor in becoming a blockbuster success. It was later followed by a second sequel which didn't do so well. The second sequel was called "I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer"

It was based on a novel by Lois Duncan which came out in 1978. The book however had several note-worthy differences, I say you should check them both out and see the differences for yourselves. As you may well have guessed, there are too many to list them all in this review.

Suffice it to say, the film bears very little resemblance at all to the book it was supposed to have been derived from. I hated the film, but hey if you like teen horror and slasher flicks, then this is definitely your kind of movie.