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    School of Rock 2?

    I really enjoyed the original... But a sequel? Hmmm...

    http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Plans...quel-9296.html
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    Have yet to see the original and feel even more tepid about the prospect of a sequel. So, yeah, that's where I stand on this one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AcesandEights View Post
    Have yet to see the original and feel even more tepid about the prospect of a sequel. So, yeah, that's where I stand on this one.
    It's a very average film made good by a great Jack Black performance!
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    Why? The original was bland and pointless. Especially the way Black described how to play bass. That still pisses me off. f*cker...
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    Quote Originally Posted by bassman311 View Post
    Why? The original was bland and pointless. Especially the way Black described how to play bass. That still pisses me off. f*cker...
    Hey! I like the original
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