What is the meaning of this conversation between Dewey Finn & Billy?
In School Of Rock (2003) there's this conversation between Dewey Finn and Billy:
Dewey: Billy, how's beautification?
Billy: Are you kidding?
What is the meaning of this conversation?
Best Answer
I believe Billy's response is as such due to his outrage that he's even being asked for progress, after being tasked with what he might consider a near-impossible share of the work. This, plus his obviously dramatic attitude led him to express his outrage in this way.
He created one set of suggestions for Freddy and Katie, but they didn't seem to enjoy the glam-rock style and in the end, in Fancy-Pants' frustration, he resorts to using the throwaway suggestion from Dewey to use their school uniforms (with some modifications to suggest a rock-themed school outfit).
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What happens in the end of School of Rock?
The movie culminates in the musical playoff, where, instead of playing Dewey's "Legend of the Rent" they play "School of Rock", a song written by young band member Zack Mooneyham, the lead guitarist. The class loses the contest to Dewey's old band, No Vacancy.Who is the man in School of Rock?
Dewey Finn is the main protagonist of the 2003 movie School of Rock. He a down-on-his-luck, energetic, 30-year-old wannabe rock superstar who at the very start of the film is kicked out of his own band 'No Vacancy' due to his antics such as constant 20-minute solos and stage diving.What is the story of School of Rock?
Dewey Finn He impersonates a teacher to land a job at the prestigious Horace Green prep school, where he turns his class of straight-A students into a rock group and enters them in the Battle of the Bands.School of rock (parents night?)
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