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Recess: School's Out (2001 Film)

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I thought that all the songs in this movie fit the story really well. It was a great movie especially if you watch the TV show. It was really cool to see a movie go back to 60s music instead of all pop. The new versions of some of the songs are not as good as the originals but they fit in the movie better and are not bad.

I liked all of the songs, especially the "Green Tambourine" song. I really like the video. I liked the part in the movie where Spinelli jumped on the Ninjas. GO SEE THIS MOVIE!!!! The bad guy really WHOMPS!!!!

I expected the soundtrack of this movie to have been songs that no one knew, and that were created for just this movie. The movie openened with the Recess Suite, which was expected. However, as soon as the kids got out of school for summer vacation, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas can be heard singing Dancing in the Street. As you progress through the movie, you hear more and more songs, all of which were hits at one time. If you are a fan of sixties music, then this is a must have for your collection. Don't take my word for it, buy it and see.

Disney's "Recess: School's Out" is the kind of movie you wish would come out more often. It may not be the most intellectually stimulating, thought provoking film to ever grace the movie screen, but then what would it be? What is it is a fantastic piece of entertainment, and the soundtrack follows well in the tradition of the film. Borrowing strongly from hits from the '60s, the soundtrack includes two versions of "Dancing In the Street": the original, and a new version by Disney's latest pop icon, Myra. The CD also has classics like "Born To Be Wild" and "Let the Sunshine In". Also notable is a new rendition of "Green Tambourine" sung by Robert Goulet which can be seen in the credits at the end of the film, and "Recess Suite", a five minute track combining all the different score variations from the movie.

Think Recess Schools Out as the Rocky Horror of family comedy The soundtrack has great music like Born to be wild and Let the sunshine in You will love the music from the greatest movie event of Febuary 2001!

This is a great cd it's wonderful and enjoyable to listen to. the best songs on this cd are all of them

This music is upbeat and great for kids to listen to.One of my personal favorites was "wipeout".If you are reading this opinion I suggest you listen to it if you didn't yet.I like this music alot,you probably would too.RECESS ROCKS!

I expected the soundtrack of this movie to have been songs that no one knew, and that were created for just this movie. The movie openened with the Recess Suite, which was expected. However, as soon as the kids got out of school for summer vacation, Martha Reeves and the Vandellas can be heard singing Dancing in the Street. As you progress through the movie, you hear more and more songs, all of which were hits at one time. If you are a fan of sixties music, then this is a must have for your collection. Don't take my word for it, buy it and see.

I'm a big fan of the hit t.v. series, Recess. It has mild violence (meaning little kindergardeners beating up ningas), and may want to keep children 3 yrs and younger away from the screen for a couple minuets (don't laugh at this paper if I spell MINUET wrong because I'm only 10 yrs old. I mean c'mon, can't a guy spell a word wrong....everybody does it) though they might keep laughing and maybe you might be laughing (I mean you don't see little kids beating on ningas every day)too.

This movie, is probably the third worst movie we saw on February of 2001, the movie tries to exactly do the same things that the Rugrats movie did, but it fails, for exapmple, in the animation, the jokes try to be funny, but they aren't they are used,they are exactly the same jokes we see on the cartoon, and altough they are new ones, none of them work, also it's a bit stupid, but the soundtrack is great, especially for the Martha and the Vandella's song.