Speaker 1: Sabrina. Yes, I have a cold.
Speaker 2: I know, I can hear it. I know, and I'm
Speaker 2: still sick.
Speaker 3: You have a cold too, right, Producer Jensen has a
Speaker 3: cold as well. We're all we're all sick. We're all sick,
Speaker 3: but you know we're not sick and tired of dcoms.
Speaker 1: See that transition. You see the transition I just did there.
Speaker 2: This one's a good one. This is a good one.
Speaker 3: Well, it's also speaking of the cold, yes, right, but
Speaker 3: having a.
Speaker 1: Cold being cold? We are, we are going to.
Speaker 3: Be cold all week long. I guess my brain's not working,
Speaker 3: so halfway through the things I'm saying, I'm going to
Speaker 3: make you understand that they don't actually make any sense,
Speaker 3: but it is what it is because you've got the
Speaker 3: cold brain fog.
Speaker 1: But let me start by saying, welcome back.
Speaker 3: To magical rewind this that makes you want to grab
Speaker 3: your friends, your pjs and your popcorn and go back
Speaker 3: to a time when all the houses are smart, the
Speaker 3: waves tsunamis, and none of us had colds.
Speaker 2: I'm Wilferdell and Brian.
Speaker 3: Yes, it was a good transition from the cold to
Speaker 3: the cold, because today we're gonna lace up our skates
Speaker 3: and say goodbye to Harvard. It's time to take on
Speaker 3: an elite dcom one on definitely a higher tier of production.
Speaker 3: It's two thousand and five sports drama, and you know
Speaker 3: I love a sports drama. Ice Princess. Yes. Now, though
Speaker 3: we haven't yet recapped Ice Princess, it did come up
Speaker 3: on our Go Figure episode, which is another Disney movie
Speaker 3: about a girl who has to make a vital, life
Speaker 3: changing decision about ice skating. But that's pretty much where
Speaker 3: all the comparisons stop.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Man, One of the biggest.
Speaker 3: Differences is that Ice Princess actually ran in theaters, which
Speaker 3: I did not know before doing.
Speaker 1: This, and as I was watching it, I was like,
Speaker 1: this could have been in the movie theater, Like, how
Speaker 1: is this not in the movie theater.
Speaker 3: Turns out, well, it was in the movie theater the
Speaker 3: entire time before making a big debut on the channel,
Speaker 3: which explains it's large twenty five million dollar budget, which
Speaker 3: I guess it's technically still a dcom, but wow, what
Speaker 3: a budget for a decom.
Speaker 2: Two thousand and five.
Speaker 3: That is giant, right in twenty twenty five money, that's
Speaker 3: forty seven billion dollars. The movie is based on a
Speaker 3: story from Why a book series author Meg Cabot, who
Speaker 3: of course gave us the Princess Diaries books.
Speaker 1: Yes, that Princess Diaries.
Speaker 3: Disney turned those books into two different movies starring Anne
Speaker 3: Hathaway and Julie.
Speaker 1: Andrews, with a third always rumored to be in production.
Speaker 3: I've heard like in the last couple of months there's
Speaker 3: a third one in production.
Speaker 1: You never know, but this was just based on.
Speaker 3: A pitch from Cabot. Apparently, this entire movie. It was
Speaker 3: released on my mom's birthday on March eighteenth, two thousand
Speaker 3: and five. What my mom's birthday every March eighteenth, But
Speaker 3: this was March eighteen, two thousand and five, and just
Speaker 3: about broke even at the box office. So not a
Speaker 3: success at all. But it is always fun to look
Speaker 3: at the movies it was up against the weekend it
Speaker 3: was released, So here we go. It came in fourth place,
Speaker 3: behind The Ring two, Robots, and The Pacifier.
Speaker 1: Have you seen any of those?
Speaker 4: I've seen the Ring two, and I didn't see Robots,
Speaker 4: but I remember Robots.
Speaker 3: Robots is animated, right, I think Robots is animated. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure it's I think it's like Pixar esque.
Speaker 3: If it's not Pixar, I'm pretty sure.
Speaker 2: Okay, yes, so I was thinking a different one.
Speaker 1: I have not seen any of those. The Ring one.
Speaker 3: When she climbed out of the thing all backwards and
Speaker 3: crab walked, I was like, yeah, I'm done.
Speaker 1: I don't need this anymore. This was it.
Speaker 4: I remember, I told you I had like a whole
Speaker 4: like scary movie phase where I was watching all the
Speaker 4: Saws like all that.
Speaker 2: So this was That's when I saw The Ring two.
Speaker 3: For sure.
Speaker 2: It was right in that time that I.
Speaker 4: Loved scary movies and probably couldn't even get half way
Speaker 4: through one.
Speaker 1: Now, oh yeah, that sounds awful.
Speaker 3: I can't. Oh man, anything that messes my eating or sleeping,
Speaker 3: I'm not for at all. Yeah, but Ice Princess has
Speaker 3: definitely lived on. I'd argue it's age better than the
Speaker 3: three films it lost to you that weekend. I personally
Speaker 3: believe that. And one of the reasons this movie has
Speaker 3: built a legacy is the unbelievably stacked cast, which we
Speaker 3: will get into.
Speaker 1: But as far as name recognition.
Speaker 3: We have never seen anything like this before in dcom
Speaker 3: we really haven't. There should be no surprise to anybody
Speaker 3: listening to our show that this one was filmed in
Speaker 3: wait for it people. I'm not even I'm not even
Speaker 3: gonna say it, because you've everybody now listening just yelled
Speaker 3: at their radio Toronto.
Speaker 5: Yes, of course, the Big Ti, the Big Ta. Yes, exactly,
Speaker 5: it was in the Big Ta. I like that they
Speaker 5: needed cold. They got cold in one of the dcom capitals.
Speaker 5: It was shot over almost three months, which also shows.
Speaker 3: You that it's different than a regular dcom because normally
Speaker 3: it's like you got three weeks to a month ago,
Speaker 3: with locations like the.
Speaker 1: George Bell Arena and De La Salle College. I don't
Speaker 1: know that one. Now.
Speaker 3: Critics were certainly mixed on this one, seen in the
Speaker 3: modern day Rotten Tomato score of fifty two percent, but
Speaker 3: world renowned film critic at the time Roger Ebert did
Speaker 3: give it three out of four stars. Love Roger Ebert,
Speaker 3: he believed it successfully overcame expected cliches and bucked the
Speaker 3: Disney formula. I don't disagree with that. Other critics, like
Speaker 3: Todd Gilchrist of IGN, weren't nearly as kind. Though he
Speaker 3: praised the adult performances, he had some questions about the
Speaker 3: plot and the improbabilities of her athletic progress. I don't
Speaker 3: necessarily disagree with that at all, but you know what
Speaker 3: they say about opinions, they're like dcom dads. They can
Speaker 3: kind of bele And it has an absolutely killer soundtrack,
Speaker 3: released the same week the movie came out. It weaved
Speaker 3: in and out of modern pop songs and the Hollywood
Speaker 3: Records roster. It got songs from Jesse McCartney, Raven Simone,
Speaker 3: Natasha Bettingfield, Michelle branch Ali, and aj And two names
Speaker 3: that caught my attention. First was Emma Roberts. Did we
Speaker 3: know she was a singer when she was younger?
Speaker 2: Did you know she was me Emma Roberts?
Speaker 1: Yeah? I think it is the Emma Roberts.
Speaker 3: Yeah. She was a Nickelodeon star apparently as a young kid.
Speaker 3: Thank you, producer, Lisa. And second was Hayden Pennatieri, another
Speaker 3: actress who I had no idea was also a singer, but.
Speaker 2: She was in a giant show called Nashville where she's saying.
Speaker 5: Like.
Speaker 1: You think I'm gonna know that, I'm gonna know that.
Speaker 4: You know, I kept trying to find I found myself
Speaker 4: trying to find I'm like I know. I know she's
Speaker 4: gonna have a song in this in this soundtrack, and
Speaker 4: I kept trying to find which one was her.
Speaker 2: I didn't know because I don't really know her voice
Speaker 2: that well.
Speaker 3: So Nashville is a musical show, yes, ah, gotcha. I
Speaker 3: didn't know if it was like Yellowstone just about farming
Speaker 3: like the.
Speaker 4: You know Taylor Swift, Carrie underwa oh okay like that
Speaker 4: that's her character in Gotcha.
Speaker 3: So yeah, So not only was she in this movie,
Speaker 3: but she sings the final credits. I apparently the song
Speaker 3: is called I Fly and everybody knew she was a singer,
Speaker 3: but me, I guess because I had no idea. There
Speaker 3: are also songs from Avril Lavigne, Pink, Britney Spears, Jewel,
Speaker 3: and Madonna appearing in this movie, but not on the
Speaker 3: soundtrack because that would have been very expensive, so they
Speaker 3: didn't do that. But speaking of expensive, we also have
Speaker 3: two what if castings, as two big stars were reportedly
Speaker 3: considered for some Ice Princess rolls but did not end
Speaker 3: up at the part. Number one was Rachel mc adams
Speaker 3: was a favorite for the lead who that would have
Speaker 3: been interesting casting, And number two was Nicole Kidman was
Speaker 3: the first choice for Tina.
Speaker 1: What do you think of that?
Speaker 3: What would what do you think of this movie if
Speaker 3: it was Rachel McAdams and Nicole Kidman.
Speaker 4: I mean, they're both amazing actors, but I feel like
Speaker 4: our present actors killed it. So I definitely don't think
Speaker 4: it just really lost anything.
Speaker 2: In any sense.
Speaker 3: And I don't disagree all they.
Speaker 2: Seemed perfectly cast for these roles.
Speaker 3: Yep, now you've seen this one before, right, I don't.
Speaker 3: I can never tell you. Yeah, I figured I figured
Speaker 3: you knew this one, so you you knew of Ice
Speaker 3: Princess and had seen Ice Princess before Magical rewind.
Speaker 2: Yes, but I did not see it in the theater.
Speaker 2: I saw it. I did see it on the channel.
Speaker 1: That makes sense.
Speaker 3: I uh no, I think I think maybe i'd heard
Speaker 3: of it because this was like, if memory serves, this
Speaker 3: was two thousand and five.
Speaker 1: So the nineties went big with skating for a while.
Speaker 3: With my remember like Cutting Edge, and then I think
Speaker 3: Christy Carlson, friend of the Pod and friend of mine,
Speaker 3: did Cutting Edge too.
Speaker 1: This time it's personal.
Speaker 3: Mighty ducks, mighty h double hockey sticks. I mean there
Speaker 3: was there was Skating was big at the time. And
Speaker 3: then they kind of broke away. So I think I
Speaker 3: remember Ice Princess. I think I remember at least hearing.
Speaker 4: That kind of it kind of had a little bit
Speaker 4: of a comeback for a second.
Speaker 3: I think so too.
Speaker 4: I think it comes with probably I would assume it
Speaker 4: kind of comes with the fact that, like the Olympics
Speaker 4: kind of to me, it's like the Olympics are like, oh.
Speaker 2: My god, I forgot, Yes, I love ice skating.
Speaker 4: Every time the Olympics comes around, it's such as entertaining
Speaker 4: sport it is.
Speaker 3: And in the nineties you had all the time you
Speaker 3: HEARDing Nancy Kerrigan stuff, so that really brought skating to
Speaker 3: the forefront again. There was a lot of kind of
Speaker 3: going ons about skating as it were. Okay, so we're
Speaker 3: over a year into this podcast. Can you believe it?
Speaker 1: We're over a year into this.
Speaker 3: Podcast already, and I think we could say without a doubt,
Speaker 3: Decoms loved sports. Did you remember how much comes and
Speaker 3: sports were connected before we really started this journey.
Speaker 4: Yes, because that was part of one of my favorite things.
Speaker 4: Like when I told you my first like you know,
Speaker 4: when we first met, my top ones were Johnny Tsunami,
Speaker 4: Brin like I loved the You know, when I think
Speaker 4: about my favorite Disney movies, Mighty Ducks, that whole franchise
Speaker 4: was something I watched on a just loop. I love
Speaker 4: them so yeah. I remember the Titans one of my
Speaker 4: all time favorite. I love movies with sports, the lessons,
Speaker 4: the coach, the you know, the mentorship that's not from
Speaker 4: your parents all the time.
Speaker 2: Like, all of those stories are just bangers for me.
Speaker 3: I I agree. Have you seen Hoosiers? Go see Hooters.
Speaker 1: If you haven't seen great movie, goe what sport is about?
Speaker 3: Basketball? High school basketball in Indiana in like the sixties
Speaker 3: or no, might even be earlier in the fifties. It's
Speaker 3: so good, Gene Hackman, It's phenomenal. I think it won
Speaker 3: some Academy Awards. Great movie anyway, everyone goes see whosis.
Speaker 3: All right, here we go. Let's get back to what
Speaker 3: we're doing, and we're going to run the triple lots
Speaker 3: through a computer program.
Speaker 1: I'm here because it's time for the synopsis.
Speaker 3: A high school physics whiz Casey Carlyle again nothing wrong
Speaker 3: with a good alliteration, defies her mother's academic expectations to
Speaker 3: pursue her own dream of becoming a competitive figure skater, Sabrina.
Speaker 3: Before we get too deep into the analysis, early thoughts
Speaker 3: on Ice Princess, What did you think?
Speaker 4: Honestly, I was in as soon as it came on, because,
Speaker 4: you know, for some reason, even though I love some
Speaker 4: of these movies, I don't always one hundred percent remember
Speaker 4: where they're, where they're going, what you know. It's like
Speaker 4: I just remember them because I was younger, And as
Speaker 4: soon as this came on, I was like, oh my,
Speaker 4: I just remember everyone that kept popping up on the screen.
Speaker 2: I was just like, oh my god, I guess yes,
Speaker 2: I love her.
Speaker 4: Oh she was great. Okay, this is going to be great.
Speaker 4: I just kept getting better as the minutes kept rolling me.
Speaker 2: It just kept getting better. I didn't want it to end.
Speaker 2: It was good.
Speaker 5: Nice.
Speaker 3: Did you I agree with you?
Speaker 1: One hundred percent?
Speaker 3: I was, yes, absolutely, to the point where about twenty
Speaker 3: minutes in, I texted producer Jensen, I'm like, I am
Speaker 3: one hundred percent in non Ice Princess. I loved this.
Speaker 4: This is also a lot more grill driven, right, not
Speaker 4: that you're against it, but you're always not into the
Speaker 4: like the message or you know, because it's kind of
Speaker 4: a little bit it's definitely more. I mean, it is universal,
Speaker 4: but for me, I think just the fact that it's
Speaker 4: in a world where, I mean.
Speaker 2: There were no except for one little boy. There were
Speaker 2: no boy skaters, which kind of bothered me a tiny bit.
Speaker 2: But I get it.
Speaker 4: Because they're in different divisions, right or caliber. I don't
Speaker 4: know caliberies, but they're in something. I don't know that
Speaker 4: the lingo too much, but it did. It was a
Speaker 4: little more girl heavy this movie was.
Speaker 1: I didn't care.
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 1: I loved everything about it.
Speaker 3: I loved I loved the fact that they threw math in.
Speaker 1: That was part of it. A lot of it didn't
Speaker 1: make any sense.
Speaker 3: I kind of agree with that one critic who's like,
Speaker 3: you know, okay, so she's skating for three weeks and
Speaker 3: all of a sudden she's Olympic caliber.
Speaker 1: None of that makes any sense.
Speaker 3: I get it. These you know again, have the figure skater.
Speaker 3: They start when they're like two. Yes, So I mean
Speaker 3: I understand that that's you've really got to You got
Speaker 3: to postpone any sort of reality to get how good
Speaker 3: she's gotten, how quickly that being said, The cast, the story,
Speaker 3: the acting, it was, I was in I was one This.
Speaker 4: Is definitely one of our top three most beautiful casts
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 3: I gotta do.
Speaker 4: And I know we haven't gotten to exactly who's in
Speaker 4: it yet, but it is like every single person on this.
Speaker 3: Absolutely uh.
Speaker 1: The movie was directed by Tim Fiwell.
Speaker 3: Most of his work was in British TV, where he's
Speaker 3: from britain Land, but best known for a show called
Speaker 3: Happy Valley which You Want a Bath to for and
Speaker 3: the movie I Capture the Castle starring Rose Byrne and
Speaker 3: Bill Nine.
Speaker 1: Unlike most of the.
Speaker 3: Traditional decom directors we see where the names are mostly
Speaker 3: repeated week after week, this because it went to theaters,
Speaker 3: had a different approach and a much more cinematic director,
Speaker 3: and I think he did just a nominal job. The
Speaker 3: movie was beautiful and that Cas Sabrina was talking about,
Speaker 3: let's get to it. So we did want to start
Speaker 3: by saying we decided to do Ice Princess this week
Speaker 3: as a tribute to the movie star Michelle Trachtenberg.
Speaker 1: She began acting at.
Speaker 3: Just three years old in commercials, then in her teens
Speaker 3: appeared on TV shows like Clarissa Explains at All and
Speaker 3: the Adventures of Pete and Pete. But it was her
Speaker 3: role as Harriet in the movie Harriet the Spy that
Speaker 3: first put her on most of America's radar. Then in
Speaker 3: the two thousands, she played Don Summers, the little sister
Speaker 3: on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and appear in movies like
Speaker 3: Inspector Gadget, which was her first film with Disney, euro
Speaker 3: Trip and Seventeen Again. Later she also stole the scenes
Speaker 3: as Georgina Sparks in a story arc on Gossip Girl.
Speaker 3: And here Michelle plays Casey Carlyle, the star of our movie.
Speaker 3: But sadly she passed away just a few weeks ago
Speaker 3: at thirty nine years old, a tragic loss for fans
Speaker 3: and friends, with so many beautiful things being written by
Speaker 3: her co stars, including some from this very movie. And
Speaker 3: fun fact, she had never skated before. She trained for
Speaker 3: ten months with some twenty to twenty two hours a
Speaker 3: day on the ice, all to get ready for this movie,
Speaker 3: where she did a lot of her own skating. Yes,
Speaker 3: of course this movie is pville with stunt doubles for
Speaker 3: the larger tricks and stuff, but she did a lot
Speaker 3: of it, and yeah, it was a big loss for
Speaker 3: the acting world. So we wanted to dedicate this episode
Speaker 3: of magical rewind to Michelle.
Speaker 1: Hayden Pennetier plays Jen Harwood.
Speaker 3: Pennetier was a busy child actor on shows like One
Speaker 3: Life to Live, Ally McBeal and Malcolm in the Middle,
Speaker 3: but was her starring role as Claire Bennett on the
Speaker 3: show Heroes that made her a star Save the Cheerleader,
Speaker 3: Save the World. That was later followed by Nashville, which
Speaker 3: was apparently a musical, where she played the lead character
Speaker 3: Juliette Barnes opposite Connie Britton. She also starred in movies
Speaker 3: like Remember the Titans, I Love You, Beth Cooper, and
Speaker 3: Scream Four.
Speaker 1: She is a very recognizable actress.
Speaker 3: Trevor Bluomiss is Teddy Hartwood. Trevor, who learned how to
Speaker 3: drive a zamboni for the movie, was a local hire.
Speaker 3: He was in some Canadian projects like the TV show
Speaker 3: Stranger in Town and the Andy Garcia thriller The Unsaid.
Speaker 3: He also was in a reggae band called Stalefish not
Speaker 3: spelled that way but stay l e Fish like You Do,
Speaker 3: and an indie rock band called Doom Squad, but his
Speaker 3: last acting credit was in twenty eleven. He's now a
Speaker 3: director and creative producer living in Canada, and we have
Speaker 3: two actresses sitting in the Coleman Reynolds chair today. First
Speaker 3: up is Joan Cusack, a hilarious character actor as Joan Carlisle.
Speaker 3: She might now be best known as the voice of
Speaker 3: Jesse in the Toy Story movies, but is just one
Speaker 3: of those people who, when they're.
Speaker 1: In the movie, immediately makes it better.
Speaker 3: She's awesome. School of Rock Adams, Family Values, Broadcast News
Speaker 3: Gross Point Blank, which was alongside her brother John Cusack,
Speaker 3: and two movies that got her Oscar nominations for Best
Speaker 3: Supporting Actress, Working Girl and In and Out. I mean,
Speaker 3: just one banger after another. She's awesome. You might also
Speaker 3: know her from the TV show Shameless, which got her
Speaker 3: five Emmy nominations and one win. She is a legend. Seriously,
Speaker 3: she's so awesome that I have no problem if you
Speaker 3: pause this show right now to go learn more about
Speaker 3: Joan Cusack. It is well worth it.
Speaker 4: Let me tell you, anytime I see her, I am
Speaker 4: one hundred percent in. I do not think I've seen
Speaker 4: one movie that she's in that I don't.
Speaker 2: Not just like.
Speaker 4: I love she is one of the best. I mean,
Speaker 4: she's just unreal.
Speaker 3: Yep, she really is. And she's one of those oh
Speaker 3: she's in this movie, Thank God actresses who maybe doesn't
Speaker 3: get the credit she deserves, but man, she is aweso
Speaker 3: so good. And then there is Kim Catral as Jen's mom.
Speaker 3: Tina Harwood, another very famous actor who has lived many,
Speaker 3: many lives. Her career dating back to the late seventies
Speaker 3: had her on TV shows like Logan's Run, Colombo, and
Speaker 3: Charlie's Angels Boom, Boom and Boom, but then she transitioned
Speaker 3: into a go to female lead for Screwball's eighties comedies
Speaker 3: like Porky's Police Academy, Big Trouble, Little China, which is
Speaker 3: one of my favorite movies of all time, and Mannequin.
Speaker 1: Which we've talked about several times in this podcast.
Speaker 3: Where she played the mannequin. And even though she hasn't
Speaker 3: gone even a few months without a job for decades,
Speaker 3: it wasn't until nineteen ninety eight that she became a
Speaker 3: household name as Samantha Jones on the HBO series Sex
Speaker 3: and the City, which I call the show I never
Speaker 3: want to watch with my mother. This one job became
Speaker 3: arguably one of the most iconic TV Characters of all Time,
Speaker 3: earning her five Emmy nominations. Were you a Sex and
Speaker 3: the City fan?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Are you a Samantha, Charlotte or Carrie?
Speaker 3: What were you?
Speaker 2: Who would you think?
Speaker 1: I'm gonna I don't, Okay, I'm gonna be honest with you.
Speaker 3: I've seen one or two episodes, so I don't know
Speaker 3: the characters very well. I know that Kim Katroll is
Speaker 3: kind of the more promiscuous one.
Speaker 1: Carrie is the She's the Samantha is the main.
Speaker 2: One, right, No, Carrie is the main one.
Speaker 1: Then I would say, you'd be like Carrie, Oh, now
Speaker 1: who are you?
Speaker 2: I think a lot of my friends would say I
Speaker 2: was Charlotte?
Speaker 1: Now what is now? What is Charlotte? What is what?
Speaker 2: The prude and the like? No?
Speaker 3: No one. One Martini is enough for me.
Speaker 1: One Martini and a boyfriend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, do you know it's weird. I'm a
Speaker 2: little bit of a mix of it.
Speaker 4: But I definitely am not a Samantha or like, I mean, Carrie.
Speaker 2: I don't know, it's just hard.
Speaker 4: Every The best part about that female cast is every
Speaker 4: single one of those characters are relatable, so you kind
Speaker 4: of find parts of your life that Okay, makes sense
Speaker 4: for each of those characters, you have one that it's
Speaker 4: like your favorite, but then like I would say Carrie
Speaker 4: was my favorite, but like I feel like my friends
Speaker 4: would think I was a little bit more of like
Speaker 4: a Charlotte.
Speaker 3: Okay, who would I be?
Speaker 2: I mean, can I be a Carrie?
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll let you. I'll let you ponder on which
Speaker 1: one I should be?
Speaker 3: Yeah. Uh. Also, much like Christy Amagucci and Go Figure,
Speaker 3: we have some sports specific actors in this one.
Speaker 1: Juliana Kenrazzo plays Zoe Block.
Speaker 3: Juliana was a professional figure skater who won two gold
Speaker 3: medals in the ISU Junior Grand Prix. And of course
Speaker 3: then we also have Olympic superstars Michelle Kwan and Brian
Speaker 3: Boitano appearing as ESPN reporters. Do you like when real
Speaker 3: athletes show up in the movies, because I know the
Speaker 3: Mighty Ducks had some, and sometimes it works and sometimes
Speaker 3: it doesn't.
Speaker 2: It depends on it depends, and it depends how much.
Speaker 4: They're given too, right, I think sports announcers have like
Speaker 4: a certain like, I don't know, confidence, and they didn't.
Speaker 4: Neither one of them seem to have what.
Speaker 3: I feel like a really good sports.
Speaker 2: Announcer has the voice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, they were just kind of they have
Speaker 4: more of like a distinguished voice. So I didn't love it.
Speaker 4: What Christy Amagucci got to do and go figure was
Speaker 4: like perfect, It was trick for her, perfect.
Speaker 2: She did it so well.
Speaker 4: This was probably given a little too much to them
Speaker 4: as far as what we would have.
Speaker 1: Made, and it wasn't great.
Speaker 3: And I could tell that Juliana Canazaro and Kenrazzo, and
Speaker 3: I could tell that Juliana Kenrazzo was a professional skater
Speaker 3: because throughout her entire first scene she was almost laughing
Speaker 3: the whole time.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and when she when she went to skate.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, by that, but I mean just the camera.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean even before she was skating, I was like,
Speaker 3: she's going to turn out to be a real skater
Speaker 3: because she was like trying not to laugh.
Speaker 1: Throughout her entire person.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And the other two main girls of course in
Speaker 3: the what was it the Jumping the Jumping Shrimp and
Speaker 3: uh and and her other friend were also professional skaters
Speaker 3: in real life as well. You can tell me also,
Speaker 3: so could we argue when we do our the award show,
Speaker 3: which we're going to do at some point this has
Speaker 3: to be up there as most stacked cast of all time.
Speaker 2: For sure, Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 4: Especially I do actually love that it's stacked on the
Speaker 4: athletic side as.
Speaker 3: Well as well.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, although they I'm sure they used doubles for Hayden,
Speaker 4: you know, for both of them, but like I don't.
Speaker 2: The fact that we were able.
Speaker 4: To see some really great skating without having to be
Speaker 4: chopped and just footwork is amazing.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. I agree. I agree this. I really liked it.
Speaker 1: Ice Princess runs ninety eight minutes.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 3: I do like the idea of that eight minutes above
Speaker 3: the target and doing if figure eight is a cool
Speaker 3: figure skating.
Speaker 1: Move right, But sadly that's not.
Speaker 3: Enough to save it.
Speaker 1: It is too long.
Speaker 3: It's too long by eight minutes it is, And we
Speaker 3: could probably cut one of the montages, and you know
Speaker 3: how much I love a montage. So writing credits, as
Speaker 3: I mentioned earlier, it's based on a meg Cabin idea,
Speaker 3: so she's listed, but she shares credit with the screenwriter
Speaker 3: Hadley Davis. She only has three writing credits under her
Speaker 3: name for TV, but listen to the lineup Dawson's Creek,
Speaker 3: Spin City and scrubs. Pretty good lineup. Davis recently wrote
Speaker 3: the figure skating kids book Not Yet, The Story of
Speaker 3: an Unstoppable Skater, all about Zahari Larie, the first ever
Speaker 3: figure skater from the Middle East to compete internationally and
Speaker 3: the first compete in a hdgehob the connection between them well.
Speaker 3: Laurie has stated that it was the movie Ice Princess
Speaker 3: that originally got her into skating, and she is not
Speaker 3: the only pro to say that many competitive skaters have
Speaker 3: pointed to this movie as their catalyst to put on skates.
Speaker 3: So that is a pretty cool legacy.
Speaker 1: Okay, that's enough of free skate.
Speaker 3: Let's get some private ice time and score the Ice Princess.
Speaker 3: Here we go, So we start within Ali and aj
Speaker 3: song playing over our credits. We see ice and snow
Speaker 3: finally detouring for our ma, finally detouring from starting with
Speaker 3: our main character's bedroom, but we still see the reflection
Speaker 3: of a young girl practicing.
Speaker 1: It's Casey Carlyle, doing spins and looking smooth.
Speaker 3: Her mom, Joan Carlyle watches from the house, but when
Speaker 3: Casey looks over and spots her voyeuristic mom, Joan holds
Speaker 3: up a math textbook it's time for studying. We jump
Speaker 3: to mister Bass science class at Casey's high school. Class
Speaker 3: is just wrapping up, but the teacher wants to talk
Speaker 3: to Casey while he's toasting a piece of bread on
Speaker 3: a Bunsen burner. He wants to know if she's weighed
Speaker 3: her college options yet or heard of the Helen Stoler
Speaker 3: Physics Scholarship. It's given to the student with the most
Speaker 3: promise in science, and he thinks it's her calling, but
Speaker 3: it seems like Casey doesn't fully agree. He explains she'll
Speaker 3: need a letter of recommendation and a summer physics project,
Speaker 3: something unusual but personal. Now in the hallway, Casey's telling
Speaker 3: her friend and about the scholarship and as math whi
Speaker 3: herself and a little bit boy crazy. But the hot
Speaker 3: jocks don't give either girl the time of day, unlike
Speaker 3: Jen Harwood, the pretty blonde cheerleader they're.
Speaker 1: Shocked to see smiling.
Speaker 3: At them and walking right towards them. To their surprise,
Speaker 3: Jen hans Casey and envelope with an invite to her
Speaker 3: boyfriend's party inside WHOA. But then we find out, of course,
Speaker 3: she just wants her to hand the invitation to someone
Speaker 3: else in a future class with her. You were We've
Speaker 3: talked about this. You were popular, weren't you.
Speaker 2: I didn't mean I was with a popular crowd.
Speaker 4: I was not the my like, my best friend was
Speaker 4: the popular one.
Speaker 3: This is the one with the alliterative name Morgan Mackie,
Speaker 3: Morgan Mackie.
Speaker 2: She was the popular one. I was the little like
Speaker 2: shrip that was next to her that also.
Speaker 1: Were you a Morgan Mackie lackey.
Speaker 2: I guess, so that was don't you ever tell.
Speaker 3: Her that I won't.
Speaker 1: I won't ever say that you're on Morgan Macinlackett.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I was the I was the kid that made all
Speaker 1: the popular kids possible.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I was just a big, huge nerd.
Speaker 4: But anyway, this was harsh though, and I did not
Speaker 4: see it coming, which is I was like, oh, wow,
Speaker 4: we're doing something different, and then No flips it.
Speaker 3: On her and it was like, ow, let's yank that
Speaker 3: rugout from you right now before you start to think
Speaker 3: that you are coming to this party. Yeah, it was great.
Speaker 3: Back home, Casey's mom, who's also a teacher, is thrilled
Speaker 3: about the scholarship, but Casey is already worried about this
Speaker 3: quote personal science project unquote, how do you make science personal?
Speaker 3: Joe knows her daughter can do it. Later that night,
Speaker 3: Casey and Ann are watching figure skating on TV. Anne
Speaker 3: wants to leave, but Casey isn't going anywhere. She tuned
Speaker 3: in and realizes there's probably an exact aerodynamic formula when
Speaker 3: it comes to being a good skater, and then boom,
Speaker 3: you can see the light bulb in her head at
Speaker 3: that exact moment, is this maybe her science project? And
Speaker 3: I was like, okay, I kind of dig that. It's
Speaker 3: you know, there's always something. It's the figure skater, hockey star,
Speaker 3: it's the whatever. They always have to do something with
Speaker 3: these movies. And I was like, hockey, and are you
Speaker 3: know figure skating in math or physics?
Speaker 1: And then I was like, yeah, that actually makes.
Speaker 2: So much sense, right, It perfectly works so.
Speaker 4: Much sense with all sports, right, you know, like the
Speaker 4: angles of hitting you know, a ball or a puck
Speaker 4: or whatever.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's all of that is very very smart.
Speaker 3: And all of these professional teams and everybody all have
Speaker 3: science behind They have physicians and this and that and
Speaker 3: all this physics and all the kind of batting cages
Speaker 3: and we're taking pictures of how you're doing it and
Speaker 3: look at your swing. I mean this, there's science involved
Speaker 3: in all this stuff. So mabally perfect, perfect.
Speaker 1: Sense, which was really really cool.
Speaker 3: So the next day, Casey rides her bike into town
Speaker 3: to Harvard Ice Skating Club. Shout out to Connecticut, by
Speaker 3: the way, where this movie takes place. I know it
Speaker 3: was shot in Toronto, but she's supposed to be from Connecticut.
Speaker 3: She's intrigued by the rink and the girl skating we
Speaker 3: see popular Jen is one of the skaters. Casey takes
Speaker 3: a seat in the bleachers and in a starts filming
Speaker 3: the girls with her camcorder. And it's so funny because
Speaker 3: having dated a skater and known this world, the first
Speaker 3: thing I thought was like, Oh, they're not gonna like
Speaker 3: her filming people skating. I thought of the second she
Speaker 3: brought up the camera, I was like, oh, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: that's not gonna go well.
Speaker 1: I know that's not gonna go well.
Speaker 3: And the second that happens, she is startled by a
Speaker 3: woman grabbing her arm and asking her what the hell
Speaker 3: she's doing, And I was like, that is so true
Speaker 3: to life, so true to life. Casey explains it's for
Speaker 3: her physics project. But the woman, Tina Harwood, not just
Speaker 3: the name of the building, but Jen's mom thinks Casey
Speaker 3: is a spy for another skating team. Tina calls for
Speaker 3: Teddy and says she's calling the cops. Gen c's all
Speaker 3: the commotion and vouches for Casey kind of by calling
Speaker 3: her a science skeeek.
Speaker 1: She's like, oh, I know her, She's a science geek.
Speaker 3: Tina gives Casey permission to observe, but says the other
Speaker 3: parents might not agree, And boy is she right because
Speaker 3: we hardcut to the other skaters' parents not wanting anything
Speaker 3: to do with this project. But Casey isn't giving up.
Speaker 3: She supplies letters of recommendation, promises them privacy, and lets
Speaker 3: them inspect her driver's license. In the end, as long
Speaker 3: as Casey is in a distraction, she's allowed to stay.
Speaker 3: And with that, Casey goes right into filming. She walks
Speaker 3: onto the ice in her street shoes until Teddy, apparently
Speaker 3: now the rink's security guard, reprimands her. As a result,
Speaker 3: she straps on some skates to get closer shots, just
Speaker 3: as Jen's basketball star boyfriend Brian arrives with a hamburger.
Speaker 3: How dare this guy. Tina isn't happy to see him, though,
Speaker 3: yelling at her daughter to get back on the ice
Speaker 3: and stick to her diet, she kicks Brian out of
Speaker 3: the rink, establishing her as a mean mom. A new
Speaker 3: thing we got to add to the old d com list.
Speaker 2: Well is it something since you do know a little
Speaker 2: bit about this world? Is she not a dance mom
Speaker 2: but like a skate mom? Is that a term?
Speaker 3: Well, skate mom a dance mom. You're a dance coach.
Speaker 3: Can I ask do you treat your dancers like this?
Speaker 3: Is it like strict diet? No boys on the thing?
Speaker 3: Get your boyfriend out of here.
Speaker 2: You can't say twenty five? Absolutely not, There's no way
Speaker 2: you could ever ever do that.
Speaker 1: But were you treated like this at all?
Speaker 4: I definitely with the boys, there's definitely a hard role
Speaker 4: of if they come to competition, they can be there
Speaker 4: for when you're done and you are dismissed from the squad. Okay,
Speaker 4: you are not to sit with them and canoodle and
Speaker 4: hang out.
Speaker 1: Do no canoodling? Canodling sounds like a dance move.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's not happening. And bleaches when on my time?
Speaker 3: Thank you, m my watch I love that. So Casey
Speaker 3: watches on a jen poutzer way back to the ice
Speaker 3: and Tina tells her winners make sacrifices and again, I've
Speaker 3: seen this happen. It is totally true to life. Casey
Speaker 3: suggests maybe they even cheat, which doesn't make a ton
Speaker 3: of sense yet. Tina commands Casey to turn off the
Speaker 3: camera and instructs her daughter to get back to practice.
Speaker 3: The next day with Ann at a diner, Casey already
Speaker 3: has theories about velocity and mass when it comes to skating,
Speaker 3: but Ann thinks the report is too dry. She thinks
Speaker 3: Casey needs to put more of herself into it, which
Speaker 3: this is two movies in a row. True Confessions, Remember
Speaker 3: was the same thing. It's like, Okay, I see what
Speaker 3: you're doing with your project, but you need to put It's.
Speaker 1: Got to be more you. I thought right away. I
Speaker 1: was like, oh, we just.
Speaker 2: Saw this totally. It helps.
Speaker 4: It helps show your passion, It helps put you right
Speaker 4: in there instead of just doing like a regular like report.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Smart. Later, Casey catches Tina on her way out
Speaker 3: of the rink and asker for a few skating lessons,
Speaker 3: you know, to help the project. Tina agrees and suggests
Speaker 3: a novice class in the summer, three afternoons a week,
Speaker 3: eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 1: Casey is obviously not happy to hear the price.
Speaker 3: But, yeah, you've picked this like one of the most
Speaker 3: expensive sports in the world.
Speaker 2: It's like, I want to seem so expensive. That seems expensive.
Speaker 4: Now, eight hundred dollars for three I mean, I don't
Speaker 4: know how many.
Speaker 3: Because you got to rent the ice time, and you
Speaker 3: got to get skates and you got it.
Speaker 2: But it's a class, like you're making so much money.
Speaker 4: You're telling me you had twelve kids out on that
Speaker 4: ice for the recital and each of them paid eight
Speaker 4: hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: It's like skiing or horseback riding or learning how to
Speaker 3: fly a plane.
Speaker 1: I mean, all this stuff is super We're doing.
Speaker 2: How to fly a plane and doing ice skating.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, but you're picking expensive things. Flying a plane, yeah,
Speaker 3: you're ice skating. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Oh, you have no idea how much they stand.
Speaker 3: Thousands of thousands of dollars on ice skating creates a crazy.
Speaker 1: Expensive, crazy ripping people off.
Speaker 3: I don't disagree, but.
Speaker 1: At the end of the day, you can do a
Speaker 1: triple lots or fly a plane kind of.
Speaker 3: The same thing. So how's how's Casey going to make
Speaker 3: the money? Well, that's when we cut to her at
Speaker 3: her new job serving foods to kids during free skate.
Speaker 3: The customers are brats who breathe on the hot dogs
Speaker 3: and then don't want them, and it's even more embarrassing
Speaker 3: when Jen sees her behind the counter and wonders if
Speaker 3: Casey is going a little overboard with this project. One
Speaker 3: of the skaters orders a BLT hold the bee heavy
Speaker 3: on the l which sounds awful because an LT is
Speaker 3: just what they served at Firefest, and another girl ordered
Speaker 3: a beef patty squish it till it's dry no bun,
Speaker 3: which is just a sausage patty. And Jen orders a salad,
Speaker 3: which at a skating rink just can't be good. It's
Speaker 3: like ordering it a bowling alley. This also readdresses that
Speaker 3: Jen has an eating issue that has been passed down
Speaker 3: by her mom. Clearly. Jen also mentions her top rival,
Speaker 3: Zoe Blatch, who apparently is getting better every day. We're
Speaker 3: now back on the ice and coach Tina is presiding
Speaker 3: over snowplow Sam class and Casey is joined the recitals
Speaker 3: in August. They need to work hard to get better
Speaker 3: and comfortable enough to throw their bodies into the air.
Speaker 3: Tina also introduces them to butt padding, which in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five is far more stylish than it ever has been.
Speaker 3: Pretty much, it's true.
Speaker 2: What are they?
Speaker 4: Is that?
Speaker 1: I was just gonna ask, what is that called?
Speaker 3: What's it's a BLB.
Speaker 4: L B B L William Butler, Oh man, of course, oh.
Speaker 3: God, of course. Casey tries to keep up with her
Speaker 3: first class, but realizes it's very difficult, especially with the
Speaker 3: amount of yelling and stress. But by the end of
Speaker 3: the day she's off to a pretty respectable start, staying
Speaker 3: late and twirling to a Michelle Branch song like we
Speaker 3: all do. When she gets ready to leave, Teddy arrives
Speaker 3: in a zamboni. This guy's always always got a giant
Speaker 3: zamboni for her and ready to clean the ice, and
Speaker 3: for some reason, Casey sees this as an invitation to
Speaker 3: go back on the ice and practice more with her
Speaker 3: big old fig butt. And for reasons I know because
Speaker 3: I grew up in Connecticut. This infuriates Teddy. It is
Speaker 3: not safe to be on the ice when somebody's got
Speaker 3: a zamboni. What are you giggling at over there, Sara,
Speaker 3: I don't know what you're giggling at.
Speaker 1: He does he have a big zamboni? Am I wrong?
Speaker 2: I do not know. I don't know anything right now,
Speaker 2: I'm in my Charlotte ways.
Speaker 4: Now you've got me exactly uncomfortable.
Speaker 1: Zamboni's that's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm just saying focus, focus on being Samantha and
Speaker 3: grab that zamboni. Charlotte. So here's whichever one. She apologizes
Speaker 3: and says she just wanted to skate on a smooth
Speaker 3: surface since she only uses a pond near her house.
Speaker 3: On her way off the ice, she falls, this time
Speaker 3: bustin hers big bbl or whatever that is. While Teddy
Speaker 3: helps her clean up, they bond over science she knows
Speaker 3: a little bit about because he works on cars, specifically
Speaker 3: his giant zamboni.
Speaker 1: Did you know what a zamboni was?
Speaker 2: Yes? I knew what a zamboni was.
Speaker 1: Okay, I just want to hear you say, does zamboni?
Speaker 1: Does it take on a whole different connotation when you.
Speaker 3: Put giant in front of it? Is giant zamboni so
Speaker 3: much different than zamboni. It's a big piece of machinery.
Speaker 2: It's so much different. Please move on to.
Speaker 3: A big piece of machinery. That's all I'm saying. Casey
Speaker 3: and Teddy have a very nice moment before she leaves
Speaker 3: for home with a huge hole in her butt, which
Speaker 3: also sounds weird now that I say that.
Speaker 1: Out there. That night, Joe checks in.
Speaker 3: On her daughter, who's working later to the night on
Speaker 3: our project. Joan admits she doesn't love ice skating and
Speaker 3: she can't get over the little outfits after wear. She
Speaker 3: even says if she saw Casey squeeze into one of
Speaker 3: those things, she'd end up crying, which I thought was
Speaker 3: a little much. Casey, of course, promises her she never will.
Speaker 3: The next day, at the rink, with Anne, Casey's recording
Speaker 3: intros for her video presentation, but having trouble sounding natural,
Speaker 3: she tries some spins, even nailing a maneuver and completely
Speaker 3: shocking Anne. And Yes, in one class she's already like
Speaker 3: jumping in landing jumps, and this is where I was like, Okay,
Speaker 3: let it go. For dal, let it go. It's obvious
Speaker 3: that you can't get it. It's ice skating. It's incredibly difficult.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not just difficult.
Speaker 1: It's scary.
Speaker 4: I don't care if you put ginormous baby mattresses around me.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna be scared trying to like jump in the
Speaker 4: air and do that. It takes so long to be
Speaker 4: good at ice skating and to have confidence. So although
Speaker 4: we have a little she's got a little bit of
Speaker 4: a superpower with all of her knowledge of the math
Speaker 4: and the all of that. It's I'm I'm gonna go
Speaker 4: with it just because I want to and I'm gonna
Speaker 4: decide to.
Speaker 2: But at the same time, it is just a little extreme.
Speaker 1: It's too much.
Speaker 3: This is the ice skating equivalent of the band never
Speaker 3: having practice, but they all know the song.
Speaker 1: Yes, yeah, so yeah, gotta just like lean.
Speaker 3: Let go, absolutely, let go. Let God, that's all you
Speaker 3: can do with this one. So yes, she's a pro
Speaker 3: and one lesson. This causes Casey to run to Tina.
Speaker 3: She wants to do the recital, you know, for science.
Speaker 3: Tina tells her to be back at the rink at
Speaker 3: five thirty tonight, but Casey is a Harvard mixer at
Speaker 3: three either way, though Casey promises.
Speaker 1: She'll make it.
Speaker 3: Tina also tells her to stop by her house to
Speaker 3: pick up something to wear, and we cut to Casey
Speaker 3: trying on a red outfit back at home. This is
Speaker 3: just after her mom told her that it would make
Speaker 3: her cry. It fits perfectly, and just some behind the
Speaker 3: scenes info here reportedly production had to keep adding material
Speaker 3: and rhinestones to make sure it wasn't too sexy for Disney.
Speaker 3: I believe it, Yeah, I do too, when in doubt,
Speaker 3: add some rhinestones. Now back in the movie, Casey's mom
Speaker 3: knocks on the door, and remember she said she'd cry
Speaker 3: if she ever saw her daughter in one of those
Speaker 3: ice skating outfits. Casey scrambles to cover herself in a
Speaker 3: robe just in time to get a present from her mom,
Speaker 3: which is a professional skirt suit she immediately puts on
Speaker 3: for the Harvard mixer. Casey states she doesn't want to
Speaker 3: stay for more than an hour and starts to tell
Speaker 3: her mom about ice skating, but is interrupted by a
Speaker 3: huge embrace. Her mom is just happy she's at the
Speaker 3: mixer instead of the rink.
Speaker 1: Oh, very bad timing.
Speaker 3: Once inside, the scene of the party couldn't be any stuffier.
Speaker 3: She talks to one student who just says everything rocks.
Speaker 3: If Casey wasn't already wishing she was at the rink
Speaker 3: she is now. Even though Joan is totally obsessed with everything, Casey.
Speaker 1: Is dying inside.
Speaker 3: But when Casey reaches for the bruschetta or derv it's
Speaker 3: revealed she's wearing her ice skating outfit underneath, like Peter
Speaker 3: Parker wearing a spider Man costume. Talk about playing with fire.
Speaker 3: And just when Casey is starting to look at her
Speaker 3: watch this kind of everything rock student offers to go
Speaker 3: through the entire physics syllabus piece by piece.
Speaker 1: There is no way she's going to make this practice
Speaker 1: or recital.
Speaker 3: Now at this skating club, Casey Sprinton late, and now
Speaker 3: we see she is surrounded by children.
Speaker 1: She's the oldest by maybe ten years.
Speaker 3: And I guess we kind of knew they set up
Speaker 3: she was going to the recital, so we knew it
Speaker 3: was all kids, Like we knew this is what she
Speaker 3: was going to do.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, Yeah, I mean she already had the class
Speaker 4: with the kids, so you knew that that, yeah, was
Speaker 4: going top.
Speaker 3: I was hoping maybe there'd be one other kind of
Speaker 3: someone close to her age.
Speaker 1: But I get why they're doing this. It makes makes sense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So then we're on the ice and she is
Speaker 3: having a mile panic attack. Casey gets in a position
Speaker 3: and we see Jen is watching on. I'm kind of
Speaker 3: confused with what happens next. So has she been the
Speaker 3: classes have been rehearsing for this recital, Yes, but she
Speaker 3: was not gonna be in the recital. But she ended
Speaker 3: up having the lead in the recital.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that part didn't make sense. It would make
Speaker 4: sense for like typical especially reck they're called like recreational
Speaker 4: classes or novice class is at a dance studio. You
Speaker 4: learn the recital routine whether you're going to be in
Speaker 4: it or not, because that's what they practiced during your
Speaker 4: time of the Turks. So you can opt out of
Speaker 4: not buying the costume, showing up to the recital and
Speaker 4: actually performing, but you still are going to know the
Speaker 4: teachers just typically, which makes this weird, typically will put
Speaker 4: you like in the back line or on the side,
Speaker 4: so that when you're not on the stage, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: The fact that she has a solo.
Speaker 4: At the end of it wasn't supposed to be lose
Speaker 4: me because I was like, oh, yeah, she knows the
Speaker 4: recital part part because that's what they've been practicing. But
Speaker 4: then she got a full bloom solo and you're like, yeah,
Speaker 4: was this like an improv part?
Speaker 2: No, it just was a solo part.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Yeah, agreed, They almost got it right.
Speaker 2: They almost like it almost.
Speaker 3: So Teddy's running the spotlight and turns it onto Casey
Speaker 3: who performs the synchronized routine with the children.
Speaker 1: It's oh so quiet. So I guess she had to.
Speaker 3: Know that because that's what they rehearsed. But again, she
Speaker 3: wasn't supposed to be in the show. That part got confusing,
Speaker 3: so she just started working with Tina like the I
Speaker 3: guess one of the problems I had with this movie
Speaker 3: is just time. Yeah, like they needed to what's the
Speaker 3: time commitment here? Because she goes from I'm skating on
Speaker 3: my pond to performing and then to competing in like
Speaker 3: a month.
Speaker 1: It seems like yes, so.
Speaker 4: And all they could have done is it could have
Speaker 4: been like I've been working my butt off for six months,
Speaker 4: Like they could have just had like one or two
Speaker 4: lines to just progress how much time.
Speaker 1: Well, they tried.
Speaker 3: They tried to do something, and I picked up on
Speaker 3: this because I went back and checked again. They certainly
Speaker 3: tried to do something with the seasons because at the beginning,
Speaker 3: she's skating on the pond and it's clearly winter, and
Speaker 3: then she's riding her bike and the pond is fine.
Speaker 3: So they're showing some passage of time, right, But I
Speaker 3: that it a little muddled with how she then knew
Speaker 3: the entire thing anyway, because she just started working with Tina.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Casey aka mostly Michelle Trachtenberg's double is doing
Speaker 3: a great job, pulling off two big spins and impressing
Speaker 3: coach Tina and the crowd. Again, we don't know when
Speaker 3: she supposed to have learned all this, because again she's
Speaker 3: supposed to also be in the basic class, so they're
Speaker 3: already teaching spins. Anyway, the performer's bow and everyone applauds,
Speaker 3: except Jen, who storms off. Casey gets her score. She
Speaker 3: got a quote junior pass unquote, which means she skips
Speaker 3: two levels right to her gen and those mean girls
Speaker 3: are at so now automatically she's in with the coach's
Speaker 3: kid and everybody. It seemed like that was a bit
Speaker 3: of a jump. All the kids are very impressed. Casey is,
Speaker 3: of course thrilled. If she wants to compete, though she'll
Speaker 3: need a coach a choreographer, private ice time, nine more
Speaker 3: years of her life, and she can't afford any of that.
Speaker 3: Most parents take out loans to make it happen. She
Speaker 3: would need new six hundred dollars skates, which they call boots.
Speaker 3: I remember when I got mine from Disney. They hurt
Speaker 3: so much, and then Nancy Kerrigan made fun of me
Speaker 3: for having them. Yes, Tina reminds her, you need to
Speaker 3: want it more than anything else in your life. Again,
Speaker 3: having peaked behind the curtain of this skating world, that
Speaker 3: is one hundred percent true. It needs to be your life.
Speaker 3: My ex girlfriend would do two and three a days,
Speaker 3: like six days a week.
Speaker 1: It's all she wanted.
Speaker 3: The next morning is Casey's day of senior year, and
Speaker 3: in the school hallway the ice skating mean girls earnestly
Speaker 3: slow clap for Casey. And if you are earning a
Speaker 3: slow clap in either the late nineties or early two thousands,
Speaker 3: you have done something impressive and they are impressed that
Speaker 3: she landed a double. Have you ever been involved in
Speaker 3: a slow clap in any movie?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Never been involved in her No, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: And then it builds and then everybody cheer, Oh, that's
Speaker 3: when you know you've made it, Srina, That's when you
Speaker 3: know that you have made it. They are impressed that
Speaker 3: she landed the double Jen, who is standing by the way,
Speaker 3: I haven't either. For the record, Jen, who is standing
Speaker 3: with them, is obviously jealous, but Casey breaks it to
Speaker 3: them she doesn't have the money to compete any further.
Speaker 3: Jen tells Casey she's lucky. She can have a normal life,
Speaker 3: eat regular food like bread, have a boyfriend. Jen would
Speaker 3: love to be Casey. And that's when the smallest of
Speaker 3: the three girls shows her passion. She's called the jump
Speaker 3: and Shrimp her mom copyright of the term, and all
Speaker 3: she wants to do is skate. She does have the
Speaker 3: passion and an unreal nickname, and frankly I could tell
Speaker 3: she was a skater in real life. But I loved
Speaker 3: her characters.
Speaker 2: She thought she was great. Great, She was great.
Speaker 4: Honestly, I thought she was so funny throughout the whole time.
Speaker 4: At the very end is when was my favorite.
Speaker 1: Part of her me too, but just the jumping spider.
Speaker 3: I thought it was great.
Speaker 1: We are now.
Speaker 3: The jumping shrimp, not the jumping spider.
Speaker 1: Jumping shrimp. Jumping Spider's great too.
Speaker 2: It is good.
Speaker 3: We are now back in mister Bast's class. Say that
Speaker 3: five times fast. He loves Casey's project. It's the exact
Speaker 3: passion that Harvard wants to see. He says it's so
Speaker 3: good she could probably sell it, and boom, we see
Speaker 3: another light bulb go off in Casey's head. Casey offers
Speaker 3: the ice skating cool girls, even Jen tutoring using her
Speaker 3: scientific method. It's for money.
Speaker 1: She found a way to raise cash, and we found
Speaker 1: ourselves in my favorite a montage ooh, which is hard
Speaker 1: to get that high when you have a cult.
Speaker 3: Casey is practicing NonStop, and Tina and Teddy see her commitment.
Speaker 3: Teddy even admits he loves what he sees, and the
Speaker 3: and the flirting has officially begun.
Speaker 1: Oo who is popping his zmbone? But then Joan barges
Speaker 1: into the rink.
Speaker 3: Uh oh, Casey missed her Orthodonis's appointment, and now mom
Speaker 3: has some questions like what's going on here and who's
Speaker 3: this Teddy character? Then Tina appears and chimes in, your
Speaker 3: daughter's very talented. It gets tense as Joan figures out
Speaker 3: it's Tina Harwood, the former professional skater. Quote with all
Speaker 3: the trophies and little outfits unquote. Eventually, Katie scurries out
Speaker 3: of the rink, but not before we see a standoff
Speaker 3: between her coach and her mother, And every time those
Speaker 3: two are on screen facing off, it was.
Speaker 2: Awesome magic, It was oh so good, flying, h so.
Speaker 3: Good, and it's just the bow kind of the judging
Speaker 3: each other and hatred behind their eyes.
Speaker 1: Instantly.
Speaker 3: Oh, it just worked. And it wouldn't have been as
Speaker 3: good with any other actresses.
Speaker 2: No, oh exactly. They were perfect opposites.
Speaker 3: Perfect, perfect, absolutely great. That night, Casey sits in her
Speaker 3: bed writing scientific equations when her mom enters and puts
Speaker 3: the ice skates in the closet for good. The next day, though,
Speaker 3: Casey's right back at the rink, filming and analyzing skaters,
Speaker 3: but not skating herself. She's making these girls better while
Speaker 3: making money, and Tina notices. Jen gets the guts to
Speaker 3: ask her mom coach Tina to stay out past eleven
Speaker 3: pm on Saturday night with friends, but she has a
Speaker 3: five thirty practice in the morning.
Speaker 1: I didn't even know there was a five thirty in
Speaker 1: the morning, so.
Speaker 3: It's a big no at first, but she wants to
Speaker 3: know who Jen will be hanging out with and since
Speaker 3: she answers, it's just dinner in a movie with Casey,
Speaker 3: she's allowed to go. But then that night we cut
Speaker 3: to Jen and Casey pulling up to a house party,
Speaker 3: not dinner in a movie.
Speaker 1: They were liars.
Speaker 3: Jen sash's inside, but Casey says she is not dressed
Speaker 3: for a party. Jen encourages Casey to just shake out
Speaker 3: her hair and everything is somehow better, and honestly, Casey
Speaker 3: does it, and Jen was right.
Speaker 1: It works.
Speaker 3: Inside, of course, like a good nineties early aughts party.
Speaker 3: It is going off, lots of kids. Casey doesn't know
Speaker 3: a lot of dancing. We've talked about this.
Speaker 1: You danced at parties, didn't you. We never did that. No,
Speaker 1: you didn't dance at parties. There wasn't music playing, and
Speaker 1: you were dancing.
Speaker 2: At parties maybe like a jud or high.
Speaker 3: Oh but not later. Okay a fair enough.
Speaker 2: Fair enough, good music playing, but no dancing.
Speaker 3: Okay, fair enough.
Speaker 1: I'm god.
Speaker 3: I just I just see parties from high school, from
Speaker 3: these movies, so I didn't know what was real and
Speaker 3: what wasn't. And myf of what I know of movies
Speaker 3: and parties, they all end up in karate fights. That's
Speaker 3: what happens in my in the movies that I saw
Speaker 3: so exactly. Jen gets to work quickly though, introducing Casey
Speaker 3: to some jockey bro named Kyle, then finding her boyfriend
Speaker 3: and goes mackin on him passionately. Casey, now alone with Kyle,
Speaker 3: seems to be hitting it off, so he invites her
Speaker 3: to their next game. Then a boy appears on the
Speaker 3: second floor. He's gonna zip line the hole made contraption. This,
Speaker 3: of course, worries Casey's science brain. She starts doing the
Speaker 3: equations and she thinks he's going to crash through a window,
Speaker 3: which he then promptly does. The party laughs, and Casey
Speaker 3: explains to the hot guy Kyle that the problem was
Speaker 3: just physics, but the fact that she's smart totally turns
Speaker 3: off the hockey stud and he walks away because smart
Speaker 3: girls are gross.
Speaker 2: What a loser?
Speaker 3: What a loser? Now dejected, some mean girls rub it
Speaker 3: in Casey's face that she fumbled Kyle by ranting about science.
Speaker 3: But then she's.
Speaker 1: Saved by Teddy.
Speaker 3: He's at the party and thinks science ranting is pretty
Speaker 3: darn cool. He pulls Casey away to drink some cokes.
Speaker 3: Definitely not beer drink some cokes, not do coke. Totally
Speaker 3: different kind of party and they are outside, thank god.
Speaker 3: Right now chatting, Casey realizes that Teddy is Tina's sun.
Speaker 3: She thought he was just the help, but then being
Speaker 3: related seem kind of obvious to me. Did that seem
Speaker 3: obvious to you?
Speaker 2: Yes? Absolutely?
Speaker 4: Also him and Hayden's character look him and Jen looked
Speaker 4: nothing alike.
Speaker 3: That's true. That's true. So maybe, yeah, he must take
Speaker 3: after the dad, which is who's never mentioned in this
Speaker 3: Jen and Tina.
Speaker 1: Tina's extu at the.
Speaker 4: Very beginning, after she talks about the mom after the divorce.
Speaker 1: Oh, okay, I didn't pick that up.
Speaker 2: He's in a very leak of eye.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, good pull, I didn't get that at all.
Speaker 3: Nice. Okay. So Casey, who apparently can't talk about anything
Speaker 3: other than physics even when she doesn't want to, loses
Speaker 3: her footing when a girl brushes by her and steps
Speaker 3: into an ice bucket. She's embarrassed, but Teddy makes her
Speaker 3: feel good about it. Just can't keep your feet out
Speaker 3: of the ice. Hey, it's my zamboni, then her alarm.
Speaker 3: I'm just gonna keep saying it to make you laugh.
Speaker 3: Then her alarm rings, she wakes up and it's the
Speaker 3: next morning. Did she black out from too many cokes?
Speaker 3: Was she drugged?
Speaker 1: What happens? Because we go right from that to her
Speaker 1: waking up the next morning, and I was like, whoa, this.
Speaker 2: Movie does that so many times.
Speaker 4: I mean right in the beginning when it's her out
Speaker 4: on that ice rink and the mom taps to the
Speaker 4: book and then boom, she's in class, Like it really
Speaker 4: it bront cut fast, it does it. It's not like
Speaker 4: a ease of time in this.
Speaker 3: Yes, some of the transitions were a little abrupt. I
Speaker 3: would say, yeah.
Speaker 4: If they didn't and they made him a little bit longer,
Speaker 4: it would be even farther past that ninety minute mark'sush.
Speaker 3: Guys, let's keep it going, get back to skating and math. Anyway,
Speaker 3: we get another montage. Katie rushes to the rink to skate,
Speaker 3: She wait trains, she coaches the other girl. She works
Speaker 3: at a snack shop, she rides her bike, she takes
Speaker 3: ballet classes, and she does what we are now seeing
Speaker 3: more and more of. She falls asleep at school. So
Speaker 3: this is becoming a new dcom trope to let you
Speaker 3: know the kid is working hard at something they're not
Speaker 3: supposed to be doing. This is now the third or
Speaker 3: fourth movie we've seen this in. Eventually, Joan wants to
Speaker 3: know where her daughter has been. Casey tries to say
Speaker 3: she's just been tutoring with Anne, but Anne just called
Speaker 3: for her. Ah busted. Always keep a lie, simple people.
Speaker 3: Joan knows her daughter's grades are slipping and wants to
Speaker 3: know what is going on with her.
Speaker 1: She's gonna miss out on Harvard.
Speaker 3: Casey tries to leave, but when her mom grabs her arm,
Speaker 3: her backpack falls to the ground, exposing her ice skates
Speaker 3: and skimpy outfits. And her mom looked at the bag
Speaker 3: and looked at her like her bag fell on the
Speaker 3: ground and a kilo of black tar heroines spilled out.
Speaker 3: It was like she looked at her like are you
Speaker 3: what are you? Are you skating? It was so it
Speaker 3: was a bit over the top for me, where it
Speaker 3: was like her bag might as well been filled with
Speaker 3: stolen chard stone cusack.
Speaker 4: She freaks me out when she gets fed, so I'm like, hey, listen.
Speaker 4: She is like the ultimate of either Mom or Auntie
Speaker 4: that you do not want to double crossed.
Speaker 3: She doesn't play she doesn't play, but seriously, it was
Speaker 3: she looked at it like like a severed head rolled
Speaker 3: out of her daughter's bag. It was amazing. That night,
Speaker 3: mom and daughter eat dinner together in silence until Casey
Speaker 3: mentions regionals. Joan just doesn't get it what she wants
Speaker 3: to throw away everything for this sport where your shelf
Speaker 3: life is just eight years Joan, who's again showing that
Speaker 3: she has a very analytical mind. Joan wishes she went
Speaker 3: to college, then she wouldn't be living like this. But
Speaker 3: I didn't understand that because she's a professor. A professor, Yeah,
Speaker 3: she seemed to be a professor, so I think she
Speaker 3: had to go to college, I would imagine. So I
Speaker 3: didn't get that.
Speaker 4: But did she say she wishes she would to college
Speaker 4: at her age?
Speaker 3: Maybe that's what it is.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's what it is, because yeah, that didn't make
Speaker 1: a lot of sense to me. But anyway, Yeah, Casey
Speaker 1: loves how they live.
Speaker 3: Joan just needs her to do this one thing for her,
Speaker 3: quit skating and focus on school. And that was like
Speaker 3: where she says to her that line, She's like, you've
Speaker 3: given me everything. She's like, then you need to give
Speaker 3: me this. I was like, Oh, I mean that's rough,
Speaker 3: that is that's yeah, give up that thing you love.
Speaker 4: That might have been one of the harshest things we've
Speaker 4: had a parent say to a kid in a Disney
Speaker 4: movie Slash dcon with you.
Speaker 3: Wow, that was a verbal yikes. For me, that was
Speaker 3: like wow. Yeah. But it is now the day of
Speaker 3: regionals and Casey still sneaks off to the rink. Tina
Speaker 3: and Jen are piling into a van with the skaters
Speaker 3: and their families. Teddy is coming along too, and Jen
Speaker 3: notices the flirting between her brother and Casey. We transition
Speaker 3: into a terribly timed Gary Glitter song called rock and
Speaker 3: Roll Do Not Google That piece of fans are piling
Speaker 3: into the rink and we see the team's main competition,
Speaker 3: Zoe Block. She wastes no time and exchanges words with
Speaker 3: the Jumping Shrimp, also the Jumping Spider and Jen, and
Speaker 3: soon after Zoe introduces herself to Casey. She's kind of
Speaker 3: nice to Casey at first, but ends up insulting her
Speaker 3: for how older skates are. But on the brighter side
Speaker 3: of things, Jen puts makeup on Casey for the first
Speaker 3: time ever. She also gives her permission to.
Speaker 1: Date her brother. That's nice to do, but kind of
Speaker 1: weird timing in the rink.
Speaker 3: Zoe Block is the first skater in the short program
Speaker 3: and she knocks the judges socks off the jumping shrimp.
Speaker 1: And do great too. And now it is Casey's turn.
Speaker 3: She nervously takes the ice and notices the crowd her
Speaker 3: judges aren't expecting much. A Madonna song starts and she
Speaker 3: has an early slip up, but gets it together quickly
Speaker 3: and starts to wow the crowd. They're really into her
Speaker 3: by the end of the program, and she nails a
Speaker 3: triple jump, which makes sense because she's been skating for
Speaker 3: three weeks. After the routine, the scores are posted. Jumping
Speaker 3: trip is number one and Jen comes in fourth. Casey
Speaker 3: is in fifth, which wouldn't get her to move on,
Speaker 3: but is respectable. Jen tells her she can make it
Speaker 3: up later and maybe even bump her out a fourth,
Speaker 3: which is a very nice thing to say to her
Speaker 3: new friend. But this catches coach Tina's attention. Ooh, that's
Speaker 3: not gonna go well. Tina notices Casey's old skates and
Speaker 3: blames the mistake on their age. She decides to buy
Speaker 3: new skates and blades from the rink shop, which is
Speaker 3: an active kindness, we think. And by this point, because
Speaker 3: I knew where this is going, I was like, Oh,
Speaker 3: she's not, She's not.
Speaker 1: What did you feel like?
Speaker 4: Jilly don't know anything about ice skating, But to me,
Speaker 4: I was like, wait, this can't be good.
Speaker 2: This cannot be a good thing.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, I don't know why because I didn't know
Speaker 4: if it was because the blades are too sharp, Like
Speaker 4: do you have to wear those down a little bit?
Speaker 2: I just did? I mean who they stiff?
Speaker 1: So then in her second routine, now wearing those new skates,
Speaker 1: Casey is doing great, but then totally falls on a landing.
Speaker 1: Wait did the new skates let her down? What happened?
Speaker 1: She gets up and finishes kind of respectfully.
Speaker 3: Final update on scores are posted and Zoe Block finishes
Speaker 3: in first. Jen is still in fourth and Casey just
Speaker 3: missed out placing fifth. Jen celebrates that she's going to sectionals,
Speaker 3: but something feels very off. Back in the locker room,
Speaker 3: Casey takes off her new skates to reveal they've eaten
Speaker 3: through her socks, leaving large bloody blisters on her feet.
Speaker 3: Zoe Block sees this and his concerned. She explained skaters
Speaker 3: should never compete in new skates it takes at least
Speaker 3: ten days to break in. Zoe suggests that Tina got
Speaker 3: them so Casey would mess up and keep her daughter
Speaker 3: in the top four. Yikes. Casey cannot believe this and
Speaker 3: decides to confront Tina, Jen and Teddy about it. Tina
Speaker 3: says her old skates were a mess, and we see
Speaker 3: Jen is really confused. Casey thinks all the Hardwood family
Speaker 3: was in on this and she's been sabotaged. You say sabotage,
Speaker 3: I say sabotage if you know you know. A crying
Speaker 3: Casey calls her mom and asks her to pick.
Speaker 1: Did you know what I just said?
Speaker 3: Did you get that? No? No?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: It's a famous William Shatner William Shatner routine from back
Speaker 3: in the day. He's recording and the literally the voiceover session.
Speaker 3: They have audio of it where he says, Spock sabotage
Speaker 3: the system and somebody says.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, mister Shatner, can you say sabotage?
Speaker 3: He says, I don't say sabotage. You say sabotage. I
Speaker 3: say sabotage. So yes, let's sabotage.
Speaker 1: She was sabotage anyway.
Speaker 3: A crying Casey calls her mom and asks her to
Speaker 3: pick her up. She is ready to come home. Joona
Speaker 3: arrives and immediately confronts Tina. How dare she injure her daughter?
Speaker 3: And oh, I thought she was gonna punch her in
Speaker 3: the face.
Speaker 2: This is my favorite, Joan. This is it. I I
Speaker 2: watched it three or four times because she is so
Speaker 2: good to let what she lays it down. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: it's so good.
Speaker 1: This whole scene, this whole scene was I know.
Speaker 2: I just sat there watching, like, Yeah.
Speaker 3: Two great actresses going back at neither backing down, both
Speaker 3: just staring each other down in a parking lot.
Speaker 1: Well written, amazingly acted this scene.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this was fire. So Joan arrives immediately confronts Tina.
Speaker 3: How dare she injure her daughter? Tina says she did
Speaker 3: her a favor. She knows Joan didn't want her skating,
Speaker 3: and Casey just isn't cut out for it.
Speaker 1: She's gifted, but too polite to do what you have
Speaker 1: to do.
Speaker 3: Wow. Joan pushes back. Tina lies and cheats to succeed,
Speaker 3: but Joe knows she's raised her daughter strong and honest.
Speaker 3: Great work between these two amazing actors here, Joan Cusack
Speaker 3: and a stone cold Kim Katral a bit of a
Speaker 3: dream duo, especially for a Disney movie.
Speaker 1: That I mean this. You could have sold the film
Speaker 1: right here on this one.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know you got two.
Speaker 4: This is two mama bears going come at me again,
Speaker 4: Come at me again, Come at me again.
Speaker 3: It was great, It was great. Back at home. Casey
Speaker 3: has returned to her studies, but is still really bummed
Speaker 3: about everything turned out.
Speaker 1: I don't blame her.
Speaker 3: She was starting to trust Tina and then Tina broke
Speaker 3: her feet. At school, Jen runs up to Casey. She
Speaker 3: swears she didn't know what her mom was up to,
Speaker 3: but Casey basically runs away from her. Then Tina shows up.
Speaker 3: She is very mad at Jen. Practice was an hour
Speaker 3: and a half ago. Why is she late? Then Jen
Speaker 3: drops a bombshell. She quits the team. She says her
Speaker 3: mom doesn't actually care what she wants. Jen wants to
Speaker 3: stop missing school, and she wants to go to the
Speaker 3: home coming dance with her boyfriend, and she wants to
Speaker 3: learn math, and she wants to be a kid, and
Speaker 3: she cannot believe what her mom did with Casey skates
Speaker 3: the bell rings and Tina says they'll finish this discussion
Speaker 3: at home. As students fill the hallway, Jen is now crying,
Speaker 3: squatting on the floor. When Casey walks up, she heard
Speaker 3: the whole thing. Jen explains now that she's dropped out
Speaker 3: fifth place, Casey takes her spot at sectionals, but Casey
Speaker 3: doesn't want it. She's focusing on her Harvard interview. And
Speaker 3: this was such a great transition where you're seeing both
Speaker 3: You're starting to get that both the moms are forcing
Speaker 3: these lives under their kids, and both the kids want
Speaker 3: to swap places. It was just it was very well done.
Speaker 3: It really really was Yeah, amazing, And then we jump
Speaker 3: to that Harvard interview again, another hard cut. A faculty
Speaker 3: member calls her project a quote nice little experiment unquote,
Speaker 3: but isn't sure A triple loop entitles her to a
Speaker 3: physics scholarship. She argues the project isn't about numbers. She
Speaker 3: helped three skaters become Olympic ready, and she even used
Speaker 3: the experiment on her own skating, giving the project a
Speaker 3: personal reward. The faculty member is very impressed that kind
Speaker 3: of passion is what they're looking for here at Harvard.
Speaker 1: He asks, why are.
Speaker 3: You passionate about Harvard? She takes deep breath and squirms.
Speaker 3: She explains she's dreamt of Harvard her entire life, but
Speaker 3: what she needs to be doing isn't there at Harvard. Ooh.
Speaker 3: She apologizes and leaves back in the car. Joan is
Speaker 3: beside herself. How is Casey giving up her dream? Casey argues,
Speaker 3: it's not her dream, it's her mom's boom in the hold.
Speaker 1: The tides are earned.
Speaker 3: It just was very good. Casey is back to practicing
Speaker 3: on her chunky home pond, relearning moves, falling all the time,
Speaker 3: even though it's only been days since she's last been
Speaker 3: on the ice. But we need to accept the time
Speaker 3: in this movie is really, really weird, and right when
Speaker 3: she's ready to give up, oh, who shows up but
Speaker 3: Teddy with his giant zamboni.
Speaker 1: He wants to smooth the eyes for her.
Speaker 3: Come on, say it with me, Say giants zamboni, one
Speaker 3: time for me, Say giant zamboni, one time for me, Sabrina,
Speaker 3: Come on, he won't She won't do it, Come on anyway.
Speaker 3: She tries to apologize for thinking he knew about the skates,
Speaker 3: but he's already moved on. He's ready to help, and
Speaker 3: just like that, she is a pro again. Teddy's mesmerized,
Speaker 3: but he breaks it to her she is gonna need
Speaker 3: some help if she wants to win. We cut to
Speaker 3: Tina in her kitchen, cutting vegetables like you do, and
Speaker 3: the doorbell rings. It's Casey. She wants five minutes to talk.
Speaker 3: Casey cuts right to the chase. What happened in Sarajevo
Speaker 3: because we heard her earlier that she was that Tina
Speaker 3: was kicked out of Sarajevo. Why didn't Tina win the Olympics? Blaine,
Speaker 3: she quote accidentally collided unquote with another skater and that
Speaker 3: skater got injured. But Casey asked if she's sorry about
Speaker 3: what happened, inferring that maybe we aren't getting the whole truth.
Speaker 3: And this is also when I noticed the name similarities
Speaker 3: between Tina Harwell and Tanya Harding.
Speaker 2: That was a Sabrina season.
Speaker 1: I'm like, do you think yeah?
Speaker 3: I do? I think they they And then they allude
Speaker 3: to it later where the skater skates right past her
Speaker 3: on the ice, it's yeah, they're they're saying it's a
Speaker 3: very cutthroat world. Tina says that she was suspended and
Speaker 3: paid her dues, but by the time she was reinstated,
Speaker 3: she was too old to compete. But she wishes she
Speaker 3: could relive the moment because she would have done it
Speaker 3: very differently. Casey wants Tina to coach her at the sectionals. Now,
Speaker 3: this was another thing. She said, Look, I don't have
Speaker 3: a coach, and you don't have a skater, which didn't
Speaker 3: make any sense because she has the jumping shrimp.
Speaker 2: No ing shrimp, that's not her, the the guy that's
Speaker 2: in the track suit next to her mom, the redhead
Speaker 2: that she's.
Speaker 3: She's not her coach. So she's not her coach. She's
Speaker 3: not coaching all three of those girls. At the beginning,
Speaker 3: she coaching her.
Speaker 2: Daughter at her gym.
Speaker 3: She only I thought it was those were her parents.
Speaker 3: I thought the other people there in the trackso note
Speaker 3: those are her parents.
Speaker 4: Well, no, the tracks, the mom was there, and then
Speaker 4: the other guy was her coach.
Speaker 3: Oh see, I thought Tina was coaching all of them. Okay,
Speaker 3: so that makes more sense. Okay, Casey wants Tina to
Speaker 3: coach her at sectionals. Tina is shocked, but says she
Speaker 3: still doesn't think Casey has what it takes. Casey disagrees,
Speaker 3: she wants this more than anything she's ever wanted, even Harvard.
Speaker 3: Tina eventually gives in. She tells Casey to get to
Speaker 3: the rink at five point thirty tomorrow morning, and then
Speaker 3: she gets some salad dressing from the fridge back at
Speaker 3: Casey's house. Though Joan can't believe she's even considering working
Speaker 3: with Tina again, Casey says, Skatie makes you feel strong
Speaker 3: and graceful and beautiful. She knows her mom is jealous
Speaker 3: of Tina, but ensures her that it will always be
Speaker 3: them versus the world. She begs her mom to come
Speaker 3: and watch her skate at the rink, but Joan says no,
Speaker 3: she can't and leaves harsh. We're thrown into the sectionals,
Speaker 3: which are apparently televised in ESPN. We get our pro
Speaker 3: cameos with Brian Boitano and Michelle Kwan as announcers who
Speaker 3: know events to them because they are wonderful skaters but
Speaker 3: are not very good as commentators. The rink is full
Speaker 3: of fans and the girls are all skating like champs
Speaker 3: in the bleachers, Jen and Ann start to get to
Speaker 3: know each other, possibly trading math tutoring for introducing and
Speaker 3: to hot guys, which would be a good sequel. They
Speaker 3: can call it the Horny Princess. I think that'd be great.
Speaker 3: I'm pitching that right now, Horny Princess too. This time
Speaker 3: it's personal. Zoe kills her first round, as do all
Speaker 3: the girls, even the jumping shrimp. This is a step
Speaker 3: up and skill from what we've seen in the past.
Speaker 3: And then it's Casey's first round. She has an impressive showing,
Speaker 3: putting her right and fourth place, but coach Tina and
Speaker 3: Jen continue to push her. Casey also reveals that her
Speaker 3: and her mom have barely talked for two months. Her
Speaker 3: heart is broken. So again, the time in this movie
Speaker 3: is very strange. There's trying to show passage of time.
Speaker 3: We don't know how long it's been since she's strapped
Speaker 3: on her skates to competing. Has been like less than
Speaker 3: a year, which I think is but anyway, we're letting
Speaker 3: it go because we like this movie. It's just the
Speaker 3: way it is. Yes, So we cut to Jones' classroom.
Speaker 3: She's teaching a class but has her eye on the clock.
Speaker 3: It's almost four and you could tell she's thinking about
Speaker 3: her daughter at the competition. Meanwhile, Casey's trying to call
Speaker 3: her mom. She just wants to hear her voice, but
Speaker 3: she keeps getting something we old people used to call
Speaker 3: an answering machine. She also gets an answering machine from
Speaker 3: nineteen eighty two, which is what it looks like for
Speaker 3: some reason. Then Casey has announced as the final skater,
Speaker 3: and Tina places a tiara on her pupil's head. She
Speaker 3: gives her one last piece of advice with a smile,
Speaker 3: skate with your heart. Casey takes the ice in front
Speaker 3: of the biggest crowd yet and glides like an angel.
Speaker 1: And I'm sorry, but she looked like a princess.
Speaker 2: She looked amazing.
Speaker 3: She looked absolutely First of all, she looked like a
Speaker 3: figure skater. She looked like a princess. It was perfect casting.
Speaker 3: She looked great.
Speaker 1: I mean, she really did.
Speaker 3: So she starts to go and it's a perfect performance
Speaker 3: until she crashes after a triple salcow.
Speaker 1: The crowd gasps. When we have the best shot of
Speaker 1: the movie. It cuts to.
Speaker 3: Gen who's just nervously eating popcorn. Casey gets up and
Speaker 3: can continues now nailing all of her moves, and she
Speaker 3: notices her mom is there in the stands. She's tearing
Speaker 3: up and smiling. This gives Casey the motivation she needs.
Speaker 3: She hits a perfect triple loop and then a spontaneous
Speaker 3: triple lutz as Gena Tina reconnecting the audience rooting for
Speaker 3: their student. Casey is in full comeback mode and completes
Speaker 3: the song to a standing ovation, even from her mom.
Speaker 3: Casey gets her scores and they are so close, but
Speaker 3: she's gonna have to settle for second place behind the
Speaker 3: jumping Shrimp. But this does get her to National It's
Speaker 3: her chance to make it all the way to the Olympics,
Speaker 3: so it's kind of hard to see this as a loss.
Speaker 3: Casey's hugging Tina and Ann when her mom walks up.
Speaker 3: Joan tells her daughter, if she knew how passionate and
Speaker 3: how good she was, she never would have stopped her
Speaker 3: in the first place. She apologizes and they embrace a
Speaker 3: nice payoff.
Speaker 1: Between mother and daughter.
Speaker 3: Casey goes back to the ice to take it all
Speaker 3: in one last time. Then Teddy brings her roses and
Speaker 3: the keys to his zamboni takes on a whole new meaning. Now,
Speaker 3: doesn't it I ruined it for you, didn't I, Sabrina,
Speaker 3: Here are the keys to my giant zamboni. She can
Speaker 3: drive it whenever she wants to. Ooh, it's one euphemism
Speaker 3: after another. Now I've ruined zamboni for you forever. They kiss,
Speaker 3: proving again that this was in theaters, not only on
Speaker 3: the Disney Channel. Oh man, nearby the Victoria, this is great.
Speaker 3: Nearby the Victoria's jumping shrip is now complaining like a tyrant.
Speaker 3: She knows she's doomed when Casey gets six more months
Speaker 3: of training with Tina, and she's yelling at everyone on
Speaker 3: her team. But as soon as the news reporter asks
Speaker 3: you a question, she turns around and changes it to
Speaker 3: a completely like psychopath and becomes a sweet, little, humble
Speaker 3: skater again.
Speaker 1: And I've seen this happen too. It is exactly right.
Speaker 2: Oh man. It was my favorite favorite place for her
Speaker 2: in this movie.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 3: It was great, so good yep. Now one time enemies,
Speaker 3: Joan and Tina are leaving the ring together. Joan admits
Speaker 3: they can't afford all this. They need to find a sponsor.
Speaker 3: Tina has that coverage. She's already been talking to Burger Blast.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure that's the best name for a food chain.
Speaker 3: It's like calling Taco Bell Taco Explosion. But uh Burger Blast, Okay, Uh,
Speaker 3: hey man, let's go to Burger squirt Go Explosion.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 3: Sean is already butting heads with a coach. If her
Speaker 3: daughter can't eat the food, she can't endorse it. She
Speaker 3: suggests grape nuts. They do agree on one thing, though,
Speaker 3: they need to get rid of that boy who's her
Speaker 3: son dating is too much of a distraction, and that
Speaker 3: is our movie boom. So Britta, let's do some real reviews.
Speaker 3: And I think this week you've got our five star?
Speaker 1: What do we got?
Speaker 4: I do our five stars from Keana s In some ways,
Speaker 4: I am Casey love this movie. Pursue your passion. People,
Speaker 4: We're not on earth for a long time. You might
Speaker 4: as well die having done the things you loved. Yes,
Speaker 4: Kean our inspiration.
Speaker 3: No girl, I am digging that, Keana ess taking that
Speaker 3: with me. I have the one star this week, and
Speaker 3: it's by our old friend Nomaous back.
Speaker 1: Yes, unnamed, this movie sucks.
Speaker 3: If I had a choice between chopping my left nut
Speaker 3: off or watching this movie again, I'd chop my nut off.
Speaker 1: Well, unamid, I would suggest chopping.
Speaker 3: Them both off, so you don't make any little unamids
Speaker 3: because this movie was not one star and it did
Speaker 3: not suck ass.
Speaker 1: I disagree entirely.
Speaker 3: Gee, And now we are approaching Sabrina's.
Speaker 1: Favorite part of the book, Graham.
Speaker 3: It is our feature of the week. So before she
Speaker 3: gets into skating, Casey is a high school science prodigy.
Speaker 3: So this week we're going to be asked fifth grade
Speaker 3: level science questions. Oh God, Jenson.
Speaker 1: If we can get three out of five, we win.
Speaker 3: If we lose, we're not smarter than a fifth grader,
Speaker 3: which actually seems like that would be a pretty good
Speaker 3: TV show. Thank you Jensen for making us look bad?
Speaker 3: Are you with us?
Speaker 1: Producer Jensen?
Speaker 4: I hope your sickness goes on for another week.
Speaker 2: I already hate this all right.
Speaker 3: Here we go.
Speaker 1: Number one.
Speaker 3: Which layer of the earth is made of solid rock?
Speaker 3: And is the outermost layer? Is it a the core,
Speaker 3: be the crust, see the mantle or d the magma,
Speaker 3: the magma, the liquid hot magma.
Speaker 2: I don't the crust seems so weird.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna go with mantle, Okay, I'm gonna say it's
Speaker 3: be the crust.
Speaker 1: Is it it is? Be the crust?
Speaker 2: Yes, that seems too weird the layer.
Speaker 3: Number two, what type of energy is stored in food?
Speaker 3: Is it a kinetic energy? Be chemical energy see potential
Speaker 3: energy or D solar energy Sabrina, See potential I'm gonna agree,
Speaker 3: see potential energy.
Speaker 1: B baby, is it it's chemical energy?
Speaker 3: Really? I just made up potential energy.
Speaker 2: For the right.
Speaker 3: Really, I would think it would be potent.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 1: Number three?
Speaker 3: What is the process by which water changes from a
Speaker 3: liquid to a gas? Is it a condensation? B freezing
Speaker 3: see precipitation or d evaporation Sabrina.
Speaker 2: Oh, d evaporation.
Speaker 3: That is correct, it is d evaporation.
Speaker 1: It's d. Let's move on r Number four.
Speaker 3: Which part of the planet is responsible for making food
Speaker 3: through photosynthesis? Is it A the roots, be the stems,
Speaker 3: see the leaves, or D the flowers Saprina, the flowers.
Speaker 3: I believe it's see the leaves. It's see the leaves.
Speaker 3: There we go, all right, I won phew. And number five,
Speaker 3: what do we call the path that electricity flows through?
Speaker 3: Is it a a circuit, be a battery, see a
Speaker 3: conductor or d a switch.
Speaker 2: Ah, the circuit.
Speaker 3: I think it's a circuit too.
Speaker 1: I think it's a the circuit, the confidence a circuit.
Speaker 3: You did great, Thank you, Producer Jensen. I'm ashamed I
Speaker 3: got one wrong, if I'm honest. God, I thought it
Speaker 3: would have it's chemical energy and food. Interesting. I got
Speaker 3: it the whole new thing. I gotta read anyway, can
Speaker 3: we do some Sabrina sees.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 4: We talked about one of the I mean, one of
Speaker 4: the things the whole house says. She makes it seem
Speaker 4: it's weird, her mom makes her their life seem like
Speaker 4: it's just awful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, pretty nan you to me, it has gone it.
Speaker 4: The stuff inside looked like it had been passed down
Speaker 4: from generation to generations. And one of the first things
Speaker 4: is the oldest TV of the world in two thousand
Speaker 4: and five. Like that TV was like it looked I mean,
Speaker 4: it might as well have had like foil and they
Speaker 4: it was such an old TV.
Speaker 2: There was at one point again it's like I said,
Speaker 2: you know, what time of year is it?
Speaker 4: It keeps bouncing back and forth. It was very hard
Speaker 4: for me to follow, so that was kind of different.
Speaker 2: I also wondered why when people like.
Speaker 4: When people have a style and when it when one
Speaker 4: flannel gets involved, then the whole costume wardrobe is flannel, flannel, flannel, flannel, flannel.
Speaker 4: This poor girl, Casey just had flannels after flannels.
Speaker 1: It was all Connecticut.
Speaker 3: We were big flannel people in Connectics.
Speaker 2: It is. It's like a Connecticut thing because she's the only.
Speaker 3: One that you know, the flannel comes from the town
Speaker 3: of Flannel, Connecticut.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't know that, Okay, but she's the.
Speaker 3: Only one where kidding Sabrina, there's no such thing as
Speaker 3: Flannel Connecticut.
Speaker 2: And Jensen, I just hope you guys are just balls.
Speaker 1: As not the rest of the I will be I
Speaker 1: will be.
Speaker 4: Man all right, And then again I have to as always,
Speaker 4: I'm so you know, I love music.
Speaker 2: I'm into it.
Speaker 4: This was like the perfect Disney soundtrack for me. It
Speaker 4: was just like it was so great from hearing you know,
Speaker 4: these young voices, these young artists. It really added so
Speaker 4: much to the movie in my opinion. So I really
Speaker 4: really loved it. I thought that recital routine was sud
Speaker 4: It was so awful.
Speaker 2: I couldn't get over it. I'm like, literally, it's in
Speaker 2: big bold letters.
Speaker 4: What the hell was that like, I get it's a
Speaker 4: novice in their little kids, but I felt like it
Speaker 4: was so bad, especially after all the rest of the
Speaker 4: skating we see, maybe it.
Speaker 2: Needed to be right.
Speaker 3: Maybe, yeah, maybe she's supposed to be so far ahead
Speaker 3: of the little kids already that that's why they jump
Speaker 3: her up two spots.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know, it just the the outfit. There
Speaker 2: was no like costume choice.
Speaker 4: It was basically like these kids said they could they
Speaker 4: could ice skate, and it was like, bring your own
Speaker 4: wardrobe to the set that day, because these didn't make.
Speaker 2: Any sense to me at all. And then.
Speaker 4: The makeover, the little kind of you know, she puts
Speaker 4: the makeup, she looked she had darker eyeliner, and that
Speaker 4: was it, Like she.
Speaker 2: Looked so beautiful the whole movie.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that like makeover section didn't really work because it
Speaker 4: didn't really.
Speaker 2: Come from anywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then the last thing I have is she says,
Speaker 4: when she's you know with Tina, I said no to Harvard,
Speaker 4: and it was like, you did really say no to Harvard.
Speaker 2: You just kind of stopped your interview.
Speaker 4: They didn't actually extend an invite that you said no to.
Speaker 2: You just kind of stopped.
Speaker 3: She probably would have gotten in, though I think they
Speaker 3: set it up to where she's like yes.
Speaker 2: She's actually say no, I'm not going to take this.
Speaker 2: He didn't say he would. He like kind of says,
Speaker 2: this is like a cute little I don't know.
Speaker 4: I didn't feel like the interview was like Wow, he's
Speaker 4: so obviously going to give me this, and I felt
Speaker 4: like I kind of needed that for it to be
Speaker 4: as big of a deal as what they were making it.
Speaker 1: So, so that's interesting.
Speaker 3: So they have him sit down and be like, so,
Speaker 3: this interview is just kind of a foregone conclusion. I mean,
Speaker 3: you're right, you're in.
Speaker 2: You are a perfect match. This is a perfect place
Speaker 2: for you.
Speaker 4: And for her to be like no, actually it's not,
Speaker 4: you know that kind because again it's like she's just
Speaker 4: in the interview process.
Speaker 2: They interview, I mean, how many kids to come.
Speaker 4: To Harvard and there was no actual invite for it
Speaker 4: to have like the impact. In my opinion, this is
Speaker 4: being so nitpicky, because let me.
Speaker 2: Tell you, that is not how I really actually felt.
Speaker 4: The majority of the time, I cried multiple times with
Speaker 4: his mother daughter.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, the mother daughter.
Speaker 4: They hits so close to home for me and Rose
Speaker 4: about to have her first competition, and I'm so focused
Speaker 4: on not being like a like a dance mom and
Speaker 4: it just really being.
Speaker 2: About her having fun and you know what I mean
Speaker 2: and liked.
Speaker 4: And scene where how far it could go as a
Speaker 4: mom and not keeping that part as the priority, and
Speaker 4: how hurtful it can be to your little kid.
Speaker 2: Like Yeah, that's where I just kept going. Man, this
Speaker 2: was a little bit of a cheer jerker for me again.
Speaker 2: I need I need to cry, all yeah.
Speaker 1: Your cride all the time. Well, we'll get something happy,
Speaker 1: We'll get something happy here.
Speaker 2: But now up your comedy.
Speaker 3: We will I think.
Speaker 1: Our next one, I think our next well, we'll see.
Speaker 1: I don't know. So okay, Well, now it's time to
Speaker 1: rate our film. We're gonna do.
Speaker 2: And there's really only one choice.
Speaker 3: Well, first of all, we're gonna do one to ten
Speaker 3: this time, one being the worst, ten being the best.
Speaker 2: Perfect.
Speaker 3: We can either do one out of ten, Lettuce and
Speaker 3: tomato sandwiches one out of ten, ice rink salads, butt paddings,
Speaker 3: synchronized kid routines one out of ten, jumping shrimps one
Speaker 3: out of ten, Gross smart Girls, Permissions to Date my
Speaker 3: brother one out of ten cardboard skating pro actors, one
Speaker 3: at a ten burger blasts, one a ten taco explosions,
Speaker 3: or I'm going to add one out of ten giant Zamboni's.
Speaker 2: It has to be giants.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, we are doing. I believe I went first.
Speaker 3: Last time you did, you did, so your turn, your turn?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: So I loved this movie. It was such a fun watch.
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 4: As we both know now, both of us are just
Speaker 4: suckers for like sports movies. I love them. I thought
Speaker 4: this one. One thing I didn't say with the Sabrina
Speaker 4: sees was that end when they're how were they having
Speaker 4: her face so in front of the camera, Although those
Speaker 4: looked like very very I mean that was done so
Speaker 4: well to the point where I went and looked out
Speaker 4: everything that Mikayla and Jensen like, was there kind of some.
Speaker 1: New AI something Yeah, yeah kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Because it was so good.
Speaker 4: I loved all the skating in it, with the exception
Speaker 4: of the recital. I thought the love story everything, and
Speaker 4: Joan and Kim, I mean, they just knocked it out
Speaker 4: of the park for me as well as those young
Speaker 4: actors held their own and really shined.
Speaker 2: And I loved watching this movie so much.
Speaker 4: It didn't have as much I mean, coming off of
Speaker 4: True Confessions, it didn't have as much poll but there
Speaker 4: were definitely some really great moments for me that personally
Speaker 4: hit me. So this week I'm going with an eight
Speaker 4: point five giants him.
Speaker 1: Yes, I love that the giant or was it huge?
Speaker 2: It was giant?
Speaker 3: Hey, potato, potato, that's a good question. Let me ask
Speaker 3: you was it huge or was a giant?
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll see you later.
Speaker 4: Well, I think it's Tuesday had eleven o'cloxia.
Speaker 3: Oh that's good.
Speaker 1: You know, I agree with everything you said.
Speaker 3: This movie could have scored even higher for me had
Speaker 3: they had the time lapse been.
Speaker 1: Made a little more obvious.
Speaker 3: I did not know the timing, and so the idea
Speaker 3: that she becomes this good, this this fast, I get.
Speaker 1: It's so interesting.
Speaker 3: You said something that made me look at it a
Speaker 3: little differently, where you said kind of like the math
Speaker 3: is like her superpower. So it does, you know, push
Speaker 3: her forward faster than the average skater, which they even
Speaker 3: have the jumping spider. That's what I'm gonna call her
Speaker 3: say at the end where she's like another six months
Speaker 3: and this girl's gonna surpass me. So I get that
Speaker 3: they were trying to escalate how fast she was learning,
Speaker 3: and it's due to her mathematics. So I think that's
Speaker 3: kind of cool. But yes, the timing kind of screwed
Speaker 3: me up. If the timing was a little better, I
Speaker 3: could have gone as high as a nine with this
Speaker 3: movie because I really liked it too. This was a
Speaker 3: great movie. The acting was incredible, those two women. Every
Speaker 3: scene where was just the two of them together. Oh man,
Speaker 3: it was so good. Michelle Trachtenberg was perfect for this part.
Speaker 3: She literally looked like an ice princess at the end.
Speaker 4: Did And man, I feel like when I think of
Speaker 4: the other things that she was in, even Buffy the
Speaker 4: Vampire Slayer, where she was cute, she wasn't like a quirky,
Speaker 4: real quirky character.
Speaker 2: God, she looked so stunning in this movie.
Speaker 4: She was just a beautiful young girl in this movie.
Speaker 4: I mean one that I could see why so many
Speaker 4: people are such big fans of her from this movie.
Speaker 4: I mean, she's just stunning and she just did such
Speaker 4: a great job.
Speaker 3: I agree with you one hundred percent, and that's why
Speaker 3: I'm gonna match your eight point five giantly huge throbbing Zamboni's.
Speaker 1: Will, I think is not what it was?
Speaker 3: Did we not?
Speaker 1: Did I mess it up?
Speaker 2: You're gonna put throbbing in there?
Speaker 4: Like, come on, come on, we are talking about a
Speaker 4: Disney movie.
Speaker 1: God damn it, let's get that about a SIMBONI.
Speaker 3: Oh my, well, thank you everybody for joining us for
Speaker 3: this wonderful, wonderful, wonderful movie.
Speaker 1: It really was great. And our next movie, get this
Speaker 1: is going to be about sports.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, it's about basketball in particular, it is two
Speaker 3: thousand and two's Double Teamed. My guess is there's gonna
Speaker 3: be a lot of inappropriate jokes with this movie. An
Speaker 3: identical twin hoop story that is based on real life
Speaker 3: and no spoilers here, but I have been told it
Speaker 3: has the worst on court scene in movie history.
Speaker 1: Again, I have not seen it.
Speaker 3: I do not know.
Speaker 1: That is the rumor.
Speaker 3: So I can't wait to see. Who knows I've heard
Speaker 3: of this movie? Though.
Speaker 1: This is kind of big in the decom lexicon. I think.
Speaker 3: Don't get us.
Speaker 2: If I'm remembering correctly, it's two blonde identical time.
Speaker 1: Yeah girls, yes, so we're.
Speaker 2: Going to be watching girls playing.
Speaker 1: Basket playing basketball.
Speaker 3: But before yeah, which is great and for more info
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Speaker 2: Bye bye,