《i gatta go my own way》蛮好听的。大概就是体现女主角的无私，为了男主角的未来离开而放弃自己与男主角的幸福（当然，最后她又回来了）。这首歌使我们知道：做人不要太自私，也要为别人想想，想女主人公学习！
呵呵~我是初一的，也许不会太好，仅供参考啊！

The story begins several months after the original. With summer vacation approaching, Troy Bolton (Zac Efron) and the gang are on the lookout for jobs. Despite what the ending of the first film may have implied, Sharpay (Ashley Tisdale) still can't quite get over her love for Troy and her hatred for his girlfriend Gabriella (Vanessa Anne Hudgens).
She arranges for Troy to come work at the Lava Springs Country Club her family owns, but he accepts the job on the condition that the rest of his friends are hired also. Sharpay decides to get closer to Troy by dangling a basketball scholarship over his head by means of her connections, though only if he'll perform alongside her at the annual staff talent show. As Troy spends most of his time with either Sharpay or the people that can land him a scholarship, Gabriella and the others begin to feel left out. They try to cope by competing in the talent show themselves with the help of Sharpay's brother Ryan (Lucas Grabeel), which decidedly complicates Sharpay's plans.
As with many other sequels, High School Musical 2 takes a bigger is better approach. Unfortunately, such a tactic only magnifies and exaggerates the flaws of the original that have been carried over here. If there is anything this film is not, it's subtle. Every line, gesture, and facial expression is over the top and hammy. Now, such a style can work if a film has its tongue in its cheek, such as with The Princess Diaries or Enchanted. Those films succeed because they know how ridiculous some of their material is, and so they playfully reveled in it. High School Musical 2, on the other hand, takes itself seriously, almost to a disturbing degree.
The performances are quite a mixed bag. The campiest characters in the film, Sharpay and Ryan, actually work thanks to the fact that Ashley Tisdale and Lucas Grabeel seem to realize what level of irony is needed for such corny material. Our two leads, Troy and Gabriella, are hopelessly bland. Usually blandness stems from wooden underacting. Zac Efron and, to a lesser degree, Vanessa Anne Hudgens somehow manage to play their leading parts in a forced and phony manner while still ending up insipid.

The only actors who come across naturally and interestingly are Corbin Bleu, Monique Coleman, Olesya Rulin as Chad, Taylor, and Kelsi, respectively. Unfortunately, these three aren't given much to do outside of watching events from the sidelines and commentating. With such a mishmash of caricatures, ciphers, and realistic personalities, things inevitably come across unevenly. It doesn't help that the ciphers are the main focus.
The musical numbers here are, to be frank, laughable. This certainly isn't the fault of the cast, though. These kids quite obviously have talent both in singing and dancing. The problem comes from the choreography and songs themselves. Nowhere is director Kenny Ortega's bigger is better method more appalling than in these numbers. The dancing on display is too steeped in modern sensibilities to be timeless, and yet it's too showy and stagey to be looked at through serious modern eyes. In other words, it's too hip for Broadway and too Broadway for modern dance. All of the songs have a distinctly electronic sound to them and try desperately to be seen more as MTV-style singles than Broadway standards. They don't even contribute much to the storyline. The number one sin in film musicals is having songs that stop the story dead in its tracks. Three-quarters of the numbers here do just that. They're often self-indulgent, and when they aren't, they simply (and needlessly) re-emphasize what's already been established via dialogue.
The two most unintentionally hilarious scenes stem from the I Don't Dance and Bet on It numbers. The former makes absolutely no sense as it deals with Ryan trying to convince Chad to join the talent show. Chad retorts with how he doesn't dance... and he expresses this view through dancing. Add to that a level of what one hopes is intentional innuendo that's gotten fan fiction writers across the web going into ecstasy. The Bet on It number is hysterical in its own right due mainly to the choreography. Zac Efron leaps, prances, and gyrates his hips uncontrollably through rolling fields and meadows on the country club property. One can't help but wonder what Ortega was thinking while creating and directing this. If this is some sort of statement about the current preteen generation, then the film should be applauded for being the most hilarious satire of 2007. Otherwise, most of the people involved here (especially Efron) will want to pretend this film never existed about 5 years down the road.

　　《歌舞青春》是一部类似于音乐剧的作品，音乐从头至尾一直贯穿其中，并形成自己独特的风格。2006年出品了第一部，2007年出品了第二部，据说2008年将出品第三部，影片是由迪斯尼公司出品的。
　　《歌舞青春I》讲述了一群EAST
HIGH（东部高中）的一群年轻人之间发生的故事。Troy是学校的篮球队长，父亲是篮球教练；盖比是新来的转校生，是个科学怪才；Evans小姐和Evans先生是姐弟，并且连续17次包揽学校的歌剧演出。在一次新年聚会上，troy和盖比认识了，并且意识到了自己的唱歌天分。当学校贴出公告要召集歌剧演出的人员时，troy和盖比都想去报名，但是他们各自的社团却认为这会影响到自己的社团活动，不理解他们。于是他们通过各种方式去劝说，并造成了troy和盖比之间的误会。虽然他们的目的是达成了，但是却各自影响到了troy和盖比在社团中的正常发挥，他们突然意识到，既然是朋友，就应该支持朋友的想法，而不是打击他。这个时候的Evans姐弟为了怕输掉演出的机会，故意制造了麻烦，把演出的试镜时间改在和篮球决赛、学术比赛的同一个时段。通过troy和盖比朋友们的帮助，troy和盖比得以参加了试镜，并赢得了角色……
　　影片以歌舞的形式，用诙谐、幽默、夸张的表演手法，很好地再现了年轻人的活力、青春、朋友之间的误会及如何消除误会这么一个现实生活。影片告诉我们：要不断的尝试新的事物，也许会发现自己意想不到的才能；而身为好友，应支持他们，给他们鼓励和信心，，这才是真正的朋友。
　　《歌舞青春II》则讲述了他们在暑假打工的经历……
　　总的来说，《歌舞青春》是一部具有励志意义的影片，片中的音乐和非常的美，把这部影片推荐给大家，希望大家能够喜欢。

充满活力的body,真挚的友情，珍贵的亲情，令人忍俊不禁的小聪明，热烈的舞蹈，动人的歌声，还有关于嫉妒关于代沟。年轻的一切都在展现。有着美好而可以预料的没有任何惊喜的结局。我们的青春，本就该这么明亮。不是吗？
这部影片,看似只是青春逼人再加上好听的音乐,其实却有让人蠢蠢欲动的超能力.
我们都是平凡人,但是,即使这样,我们还是有理由相信,每个人都是一颗钻石,都有许许多多的面,只是,我们因为不自信或者太在意别人的眼光,而隐却了许多光芒.
简单、热闹、活力，不需要晦涩的语言和画面，有时候一切就可以那么纯粹，青春不会是灰暗的、无望的，只要我们愿意，青春可以是彩色的，可以唱歌、可以跳舞，一切的一切都值得我们去赞颂。
我们的青春,就只有这么短短的一瞬间,为何不抓住她,做我们想做的事呢.
就是这一秒吧
Gabriella，这个普通的女孩在放声高歌时闪耀得如此自信。
Troy，被寄托厚望的篮球队队长，终在理想和现实之间寻到了自己的梦。
至于Ryan和Sharpy，一点点小坏也是那么可爱的。