High School Musical 3: Senior Year

Synopsis: Troy and the gang of East High School are going through their senior year, facing graduating and going their separate ways. Coming to terms with the reality of it all, Troy wants to attend the nearby University of Albuquerque next year on a basketball scholarship, but Gabriella wants to attend Stanford University in California. Meanwhile, Sharpay, the school's shallow and spoiled rich girl, plots to go all out planning the school's final musical show with the idea to add music to her hopes and fears about the future. While Sharpay takes an up-and-coming British exchange student under her wing, her flamboyant fraternal twin brother, Ryan, has his sights set on something different after school. In addition, Troy's best friend and basketball teammate Chad, and Garbiella's best friend Taylor, all have their sights set on their plans after high school and come to terms with the reality of the real world.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Family
Director(s): Kenny Ortega
Production: Walt Disney Pictures
  8 wins & 9 nominations.
 
IMDB:
4.6
Metacritic:
57
Rotten Tomatoes:
64%
G
Year:
2008
112 min
$90,535,406
Website
7,329 Views


Let's go!

- I'm open, I'm open.

- I don't see it!

- Take your time!

- Run!

- Run!

- Go, go!

- Let's go!

- Defense! Defense!

Come on,

man!

- Hustle, hustle!

- Control that ball!

- Bolton! I'm open!

- Set it up! Let's go!

All right, let's go!

Let's move! Let's move!

- Watch the run in.

- Watch the back door!

Get it!

That concludes

the first half of play

in our final game,

with the West High Knights

leading defending champion

East High Wildcats 47 - 26.

Sixteen minutes remain in the game.

All right! No more X's and O's. OK?

Forget about the scoreboard because

here's a number that matters.

Sixteen. There's 16 minutes

left in this game, guys.

There's only 16 minutes

left in the season.

And for the seniors

on this squad... guys...

...you've only got 16 minutes

left in a Wildcat uniform.

So make them count.

Sixteen minutes to be a team.

Captains!

All right.

Hey, guys.

Now, you heard Coach.

We're all gonna remember

the next 16 minutes

for a long time

after we leave East High.

So it's now or never.

Chad.

- What team?

- Wildcats!

- What team?

- Wildcats!

- What team?

- Wildcats!

# Sixteen, 16, 16 minutes left

Better get it done

# Sixteen, 16, 16 more minutes

Get ready, game on!

# Sixteen, 16, 16 minutes left

Running out of time

# Sixteen, 16, 16 more minutes

And it's on the line

# Sixteen, 16, 16 minutes left

Got to get it done

# Sixteen, 16, 16 more minutes

till we're number one!

# W-I-L-D Wildcats!

Huddle up! Let's go!

# W-I-L-D Wildcats!

Come on, come on

Ready?

Break!

# W-I-L-D Wildcats!

Now's the time

# Got to get it inside

Down low, in the paint, now shoot

# Score!

- # Gotta work together

- Defense!

# Give me the ball

# Fast break, keep the ball

in control, let it fly from downtown

# Three more

- # Show them we can do better

- # No way!

Come on, boys!

# The way we play tonight

is what we leave behind

# It all comes down

to right now, it's up to us

- # Let's go!

- # So what are we gonna be

# T-E-A-M

Team!

# Gotta work it out

Turn it on

# This is the last time to get it right

# This is the last chance

to make it our night

# We got to show what we're all about

- # Work together

- Time out!

# This is the last chance to make

our mark, history will know who we are

# This is the last game so make

it count, it's now or never

- Hey! That's a foul!

- Oh, dear.

- You OK?

- Come on, Troy!

Let's go, buddy!

# Troy

# Right now I can hardly breathe

# Oh, you can do it

Just know that I believe

# And that's all I really need

- # Then come on

- # Make me strong

# It's time to turn it up

Game on!

# Wildcats gonna tear it up

Go, Wildcats, yeah, we're number one

Foul!

- Yeah!

- All right!

- What?

- Yeah!

# Let me hear you say

Hey, hey, hey, yeah

I'm tripled-teamed.

I can't get a shot off.

- What do you want to do?

- Let's put in Rocket Man.

Rocket Man?

- Troy, you're two points away from...

- I know.

- Just get me the ball.

- OK.

Rocket Man! Come on!

Come on, Rocket Man! You're in!

- Get in here!

- Go!

- Let's go!

- Move!

Go, go, go! Move!

Yeah! Oh, yeah!

Calm down, OK?

- All right, keep your eyes on me.

- # Game on!

# This is the last time to get it right

# This is the last chance

to make it our night

# We gotta show what we're

all about, team! Work together

# This is the last chance

to make our mark

# History will know who we are

# This is the last game so make it count

It's now or never #

Come on!

Shoot it!

Yes!

We won, dude! We won! You OK?

Yeah! Yeah!

Yeah!

That's what I'm talking about. Yeah!

I'm pushing.

- You better be.

- I'm pushing!

- Push harder!

- Chad, tree!

Home sweet home.

- I'm saving for a new fuel pump.

- Mm-hm. Save faster.

Hey, turn it up, Kels.

- How you doing, girl?

- I'm good!

- Great comeback!

- Thanks.

- Watch that tail. It's dangerous.

- You know it!

- Amazing! We won!

- I didn't think they'd come back.

Hey!

- Congratulations!

- Thanks. Can I fix you a plate?

- I want one of everything!

- Are we celebrating?

What's up, Hoops?

- Back-to-back champions!

- Yeah, thanks.

Coach, got a couple

of empty lockers at U of A?

Hopefully not for long.

Charlie Danforth

will suit up next season.

Front row seat will be fine.

That teamwork I saw tonight, that assist

where you gave up the final shot,

that's the kind of players

I'm looking for.

We're going to see you

in Redhawk uniforms?

- Done deal.

- Amen to that.

- Go have some fun.

- OK.

- Congratulations, Troy!

- Hey! Thanks.

- Yo!

- Hey, dude!

Sweet game!

Hey, Troy. Great house, bro.

Your room is way cool.

Thanks, man. You were in my room?

Well, yeah. I just took a picture. Look.

- I'm doing mine the same way.

- Great.

We should hang out tonight.

Get to know each other or something.

I just gotta grab the championship

trophy I left it in my truck.

- Don't sweat it! I'm on it!

- OK.

Hi!

So, another top-secret hiding place?

You're the second girl I've had up here.

The first was my mom.

She only climbed up here to get me down.

Well, I'm honored.

This place is so cool.

Me and my dad built it.

That the coach

from U of A down there?

- Yeah. He's at my house.

- Yeah.

Crazy.

I bet he's already got

your name on a locker.

It's always been my dad's dream. Now

I'm going to end up at his alma mater.

Did I just say that?

My mom and I have been talking about

Stanford pretty much since I was born.

And you're already in. That's so cool.

Except she won't stop talking

about it. It's embarrassing.

Come on. She's proud of you.

I'm proud of you.

The thing about Stanford

is it's a thousand and fifty...

...fifty-three miles from here.

I know.

It suddenly seems like the rest

of the school year is coming so fast.

Yeah. I wish it would all just stop.

At least just slow down.

# Can you imagine what would happen

# If we could have any dream?

# I'd wish this moment

was ours to own it

# And that it would never leave

# Then I would thank that star

# That made our wish come true

# Oh, yeah

# 'Cause he knows that where you are

# Is where I should be too

# Right here

# Right now

- # Right now

- # I'm looking at you

# And my heart loves the view

- # 'Cause you mean everything

- # Everything

# Right here

# I promise you somehow

# Somehow we're gonna

# Tomorrow can wait

for some other day to be

# To be, but right now

there's you and me

# Oh, we know it's coming

# And it's coming fast

# It's always you and me

# So let's make every second last

# Make it last

# 'Cause right here

# Right now

# Yeah, I'm looking at you

# And my heart loves the view

# 'Cause you mean everything

# Right here

# I promise you somehow

# That tomorrow can wait

# For some other day to be

# To be, but right now

there's you and me

- # You and me

- # You and me

# You and me

# But right now there's

# You and me #

Is this a pirate's wheel?

No.

Very cute.

I haven't played

with Robo-Rob since third grade.

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Peter Barsocchini

Peter Barsocchini is an American screenwriter, author, and television producer best known for his scripts for the High School Musical series. more…

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