School of Rock — Is This Jack Black’s Best Movie? | Millennial vs Gen Z
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School of Rock — Is This Jack Black’s Best Movie? | Millennial vs Gen Z
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Some movies survive purely on nostalgia. School of Rock might actually be better than we remembered.
This week on A Reel Pain, John introduces Matthew to the 2003 Jack Black classic School of Rock — a movie that somehow slipped completely past a music-loving Gen Z kid. From Dewey Finn’s questionable substitute-teaching methods and the ridiculously talented kids to Joan Cusack, “sticking it to the man,” and one of the most fun endings ever put on film, there’s a lot here that still absolutely rocks.
But does a movie built around landlines, CDs, rock bands, and casually sneaking children out of school still work more than 20 years later? Matthew expected to find plenty to criticize. Instead, he walked away wishing School of Rock had been part of his childhood — and John might have somehow talked himself into liking the movie even more.
Watch the full episode to see where School of Rock lands in the final ratings, and let us know in the comments: Does this movie still rock, or is nostalgia doing some heavy lifting?
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