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In the uproarious comedy School of Rock (2003), we follow the misadventures of Dewey Finn, an exuberantly passionate yet down-on-his-luck guitarist played by the incomparable Jack Black. After being booted from his own band and struggling to make ends meet, Dewey takes an improbable detour into the world of education by posing as a substitute teacher at a prestigious private school. However, instead of adhering to the mundane curriculum, Dewey infuses his classroom with the high-voltage energy of rock 'n' roll, introducing his unsuspecting fifth-graders to the joys of music in a way they've never experienced before.

What unfolds is a delightful clash between Dewey's unorthodox teaching methods and the rigid structure of the school environment, personified by the stern principal, Rosalie Mullins, played by Joan Cusack. As Dewey cultivates the raw musical talent within his students, the film explores themes of self-discovery, creativity, and the transformative power of music. Each student, from the shy keyboardist to the rebellious guitarist, finds their voice in this rock 'n' roll renaissance, showcasing the importance of embracing individuality. School of Rock is not just a comedy; it’s a heartwarming tribute to the idea that passion and creativity can break down barriers, making it a must-see for anyone who believes in the power of music and the importance of following one’s dreams.