Speaker 1: Well, I have an announcement when I found my new career,
Speaker 1: which is for the first time. Last Friday, I played tennis.
Speaker 2: And you're saying it like you you never heard of
Speaker 2: telling like I played tennis, right right?
Speaker 1: Well that's how maybe I'm confident I am. But I
Speaker 1: kind of feel like it was my calling that I
Speaker 1: had no idea. Yes, so fun social, like the best time, you.
Speaker 2: Know, idea, but you can hold a drink.
Speaker 1: Uh, But pickleball scares me. I have two friends that
Speaker 1: have had to have surgeries from pickleball.
Speaker 2: You've had two friends with pickleball injury.
Speaker 1: Yes, I have torn their achilles what both of them
Speaker 1: in boots and I've had to watch them with someone
Speaker 1: that hasn't seen them and go, oh my gosh, what happened?
Speaker 1: And they have to say, I hurt myself.
Speaker 2: I broke my arm playing chess.
Speaker 1: Pickleball. I feel like tennis if I get injured, like
Speaker 1: that's kind of a little bit better. But I had
Speaker 1: so much fun and my hand eye coordination came into play.
Speaker 1: Like I am not too old to start new things.
Speaker 1: This is my new thing and I'm so excited.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 1: The more to come, I will invite you to my
Speaker 1: first tournament. I already figured out how to get on
Speaker 1: the team.
Speaker 2: You're talking tournaments already.
Speaker 1: No, I'm that serious.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: One time was enough for me, and Jordan's very excited.
Speaker 2: That's how I was in a hot dog eating contest.
Speaker 2: It's like once was enough. Now I'm going I'm all in. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I could be Joey Chestnut.
Speaker 1: What who is that?
Speaker 2: Did you just ask me who Joey Chestnut is? He's
Speaker 2: an American legend, He's an icon. Something like seventy five
Speaker 2: hot dogs in twelve minutes? Really nothing, nothing?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? How would I ever know that?
Speaker 2: Every fourth of July they do the big hot dog
Speaker 2: eating contest. Have you heard of callback? No?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, it's like on ESPN. It's ESPN the
Speaker 1: ESPN a hot dog eating contest, the hot dog eating contest.
Speaker 1: That just shows me I still can make it onto
Speaker 1: ESPN with my tennis career, telling you.
Speaker 2: Oh, man, I can't believe Joey. Go watch videos of
Speaker 2: Joey Chestnut. The man will do like seventy five hot
Speaker 2: dogs and it's like eight minutes or something like that.
Speaker 2: Insane for your sister. He's razor thin. It's so strange.
Speaker 1: What yes, okay, now I do need to Jordan would
Speaker 1: know something like this, he watches Cose.
Speaker 2: Jordan would know, you know what. Jordan wouldn't know what.
Speaker 2: Invisible Sister, which is the movie we're doing today. Well,
Speaker 2: let's get into it. Welcome back to Magical Rewind, the
Speaker 2: show that makes you want to grab your friends, your pj's,
Speaker 2: and your popcorning. Go back to a time when all
Speaker 2: the houses were smart, the waves tsunamis and Sabrina and
Speaker 2: I didn't have to sit next to each other while
Speaker 2: we were doing this. Yes, we're doing it in person,
Speaker 2: right next to each other, So I apologize if we
Speaker 2: just start yelling at each other. We're not. We actually
Speaker 2: really like this. So I'm Will Fordel.
Speaker 1: And I'm Sabriena Brian happy to be here sitting next
Speaker 1: to my best steam.
Speaker 2: Well that's not I'm just glad you're taking time out
Speaker 2: from your tennis tour.
Speaker 3: Yes, uh, welcome, welcome, We are here with the next
Speaker 3: tennis penam. No, let's break out the beakers and buns
Speaker 3: and murders because we're getting scientific with the twenty fifteen
Speaker 3: family comedy Invisible Sister.
Speaker 2: Sabrina did you like science back in high school? I
Speaker 2: did need to.
Speaker 1: I really liked science.
Speaker 2: Did you turn anyone invisible?
Speaker 1: No? I've probably tried to.
Speaker 2: Though, did you Yeah? I wished I was. Did that count?
Speaker 1: Hey? There you go?
Speaker 2: You go. Invisible Sister was released on October fifth, twenty fifteen,
Speaker 2: a soft launch to their Halloween season. And I love them.
Speaker 2: Named mash words together Monstober programming, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: They're obviously matching monst and sober. That makes sense the
Speaker 2: channel for the channel, of course, it's Sober October on
Speaker 2: the Disney Channel. This makes sense because the movie is
Speaker 2: also set around the holiday Halloween. Yeah. Great. It was
Speaker 2: filmed the beginning of that year in New Orleans. Yes,
Speaker 2: I bet you thought I was going to say Canada or.
Speaker 1: I was absolutely looking for that when it came. And
Speaker 1: then a few of the houses in the buildings and
Speaker 1: I went.
Speaker 2: Where are they going they are in?
Speaker 1: What a great great place to film there.
Speaker 2: In New Orleans, which was you know, I was named
Speaker 2: after my nickname growing up. Was also the Big Easy.
Speaker 2: That's not true. You don't see much energy, well you
Speaker 2: don't see that much in a dcom and it becomes
Speaker 2: a character a little bit in the movie too much,
Speaker 2: but a little and I have some issues and we're
Speaker 2: going to talk about that later. Okay, did you go
Speaker 2: to New Orleans? Have you been in New Orleans?
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 1: I did my friend's twenty first birthday there, and I
Speaker 1: did my thirtieth birthday there. Wow, so fun. I did
Speaker 1: the graveyard tour, the ghost tours. I went and my well, no,
Speaker 1: I didn't do it. I was too chicken. But I
Speaker 1: went in with a friend who got her palm red
Speaker 1: and then also her cards read. I thought it was
Speaker 1: very cool, like such a cool city. Street performers on rich.
Speaker 2: And the Food is of this World. Yes, and this
Speaker 2: food really great.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: This movie actually had a pretty decent reception. It was
Speaker 2: seen by over four million people on premiere night, ranking
Speaker 2: in the top three for cable that evening, and even
Speaker 2: the repeat broadcast the following morning did really well, ranking
Speaker 2: two point three one million viewers, which again doesn't seem
Speaker 2: like a lot, but remember we're in the mid two
Speaker 2: thousands now, when you know you're not going to get
Speaker 2: seventeen million people watching movie anywhere. But in Canada, there
Speaker 2: was actually quite a bit of confusion. There was a
Speaker 2: technical error during its premiere, and the last ten minutes
Speaker 2: were abruptly interrupted and replaced with the teen beach to
Speaker 2: music video. That's how we do so. I imagine you're
Speaker 2: sitting there going, oh, I can't wait to see what
Speaker 2: the actual is happening. Yes, that must have been a
Speaker 2: real bomber for people looking to find out how the
Speaker 2: thing ended? Did she ever become visible? We'll never know
Speaker 2: a that was me doing Canadian nice. Well. They reaired
Speaker 2: the movie the following day with the mistake fixed and
Speaker 2: the ending intact. So we just have to hope that
Speaker 2: people saw it, unlike one of the characters in this
Speaker 2: movie who nobody saw because she was invisible. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much, right it right back, or you know, they
Speaker 2: could just read the book, because the film is based
Speaker 2: on Beatrice Colin and Sarah Pinto's novel of the same name. Now,
Speaker 2: Colin had quite the life, get this. She was a
Speaker 2: British novelist and singer. She released a song called Abandoned
Speaker 2: Ship as one half of a duo called April Showers
Speaker 2: and actually charted in the early eighties. She'd graduate college,
Speaker 2: write radio plays and become a journalist, with work in
Speaker 2: The Sunday Herald and the Guardian and eventually date the
Speaker 2: lead singer of Love and Money, James Grant. This is
Speaker 2: only one of two kids books she wrote, and sadly
Speaker 2: she passed away in twenty nineteen at the young age
Speaker 2: of fifty five from ovarian cancer. And fun fact here guys,
Speaker 2: and we'll get deeper into this later, but two stars
Speaker 2: of this movie are not only co stars of mine,
Speaker 2: but I like to consider friends. So it was very
Speaker 2: nice to see them both up there. Wow, and nothing
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say that follows this is their fault. Let's
Speaker 2: just say that. Okay, before we get too deep, I
Speaker 2: want to remind you Invisible Sister is available to stream
Speaker 2: right now on Disney Plus. If you're looking at nothing,
Speaker 2: then chances are you're not watching a movie about invisible people.
Speaker 2: You just haven't actually put it on. Just turn on
Speaker 2: your TV, open the Disney app sit on the couch,
Speaker 2: find the comfortable pillow you always lay on, remove your
Speaker 2: jaw exposure alien teeth, then use them to chew on
Speaker 2: the rotting corpse you have stored in the corner of
Speaker 2: the room for sustenance, and then just relax and enjoy
Speaker 2: the movie. But first, let's steam the antidote and read
Speaker 2: the synopsis. Cleos science project goes disastrously wrong, causing her
Speaker 2: popular older sister Molly to suddenly become invisible. Some wish
Speaker 2: upon the stars vibes there, right, Yeah, this reminds you
Speaker 2: of kind of wish on a star yet, did it?
Speaker 2: Do you remember Wishromona Star? Yeah?
Speaker 1: We it was your friend who we interviewed after the
Speaker 1: other actress Andiel Danielle Harris.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's so yeah, same kind of thing.
Speaker 1: Well, no, that didn't make me feel like this, then
Speaker 1: who would it be that?
Speaker 2: No, it didn't didn't.
Speaker 1: She didn't wish for anything with Molly.
Speaker 2: Didn't she? No, no, no, no, But it's kind of like
Speaker 2: the same kind of thing, Like.
Speaker 1: You irritated with your sister, you wish you'd go.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like that kind of thing, which was a different
Speaker 2: vibe the whole time in this movie.
Speaker 1: This was a strange I definitely think this was like
Speaker 1: any like an easy wheelhouse of like that idea of
Speaker 1: sisters or siblings.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but this sister, but she was a cool sister.
Speaker 2: She was we gotta get okay.
Speaker 1: So I'm like this girl was like alright, amazing.
Speaker 2: Well here we go. Sabrina, and I'm going to read
Speaker 2: this exactly as written. It's time to sack up and
Speaker 2: let me know your early thoughts on the Invisible Sister.
Speaker 2: What did you think guessing there's gonna be a lot
Speaker 2: of giggling today?
Speaker 1: Oh god, okay, parts of it? I really I I got.
Speaker 1: I did enjoy the end. I threw my hands in
Speaker 1: the air.
Speaker 2: You made it all the way to the end before
Speaker 2: you threw your hands in your mind.
Speaker 1: I held it because I love Paul Holman. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: And I was kind of and I honestly got myself
Speaker 1: in like this kind of mystical, magical world that is
Speaker 1: obviously not yeah right, okay fair and no, I just
Speaker 1: kind of got myself into that like early on because
Speaker 1: I had to at first go, okay, we're like really
Speaker 1: going extreme with the possibilities of this happening. But just
Speaker 1: like what you said, Wished upon a Star like that
Speaker 1: kind of movie, it hit me like, okay to me though,
Speaker 1: she was very very smart for her age, so that
Speaker 1: like was just like kind of like right off the top.
Speaker 1: I just was a little like, this is just extreme.
Speaker 1: So I had to stop pause and get into like
Speaker 1: my magical rewind like place at the end. The results
Speaker 1: at the end was when I went, okay, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: when you add in adults, see this movie is weird.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I first of all, the cast, love the cast.
Speaker 2: Everybody's great. Yeah, that's why I said, nothing is their fault.
Speaker 2: Rowan phenomenal, Alex phenomenal. Everybody's great in this movie. They
Speaker 2: really are. This movie makes no sense and it has
Speaker 2: nothing to do with her being smart. I get the
Speaker 2: you know the honey I shrunk the kids where the
Speaker 2: kids really the kids are like basically a genius. Totally
Speaker 2: buy that. Even turning your sister invisible totally Disney Channel
Speaker 2: that I get. I don't get another one. Now, all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, she's her sister and she just puts
Speaker 2: on a mask and nobody notices.
Speaker 1: I knew that was gonna be talking a different pert.
Speaker 2: They're talking to a completely different.
Speaker 1: Human being, right, with a different voice, with.
Speaker 2: A different everything. Her best friend of years is like,
Speaker 2: of course you're my friend, because you said you are. Like,
Speaker 2: none of this made any sense to me. This whole
Speaker 2: movie was. It was me just going what And it
Speaker 2: started with a lot of promise, like I love the
Speaker 2: idea of super smart girl turned somebody Invisible, great very
Speaker 2: Disney channel. The second they're like, now you've got to
Speaker 2: dress like cause I thought it was going to be
Speaker 2: now a romp about how do we get my invisible
Speaker 2: sister through a day of school? Yeah, and maybe she
Speaker 2: does have to we have to dress her up, she's
Speaker 2: got to wear a funny costume, whatever it is. I'm like, okay,
Speaker 2: I'm in for that. When they're like, no, put on
Speaker 2: a mask and now you're me and everyone's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: you're her, I that was it. I was out out.
Speaker 2: I watched this movie in nine minute increments because it's
Speaker 2: all I could take before I just shut it off.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry for everybody out anybody out there who's like,
Speaker 2: this is my favorite movie ever, but I just couldn't
Speaker 2: with this one. It's so ridiculous.
Speaker 1: I think it's hard again, and we had a you
Speaker 1: specifically had a very hard time with, like Hannah Montana
Speaker 1: when it's like, these are your best friends who don't
Speaker 1: see the difference if it had been a day of
Speaker 1: getting her just through school right like and on the team,
Speaker 1: but like the other friends all kind of knew and
Speaker 1: they were going around.
Speaker 2: Now she wears a full Halloween costume the whole day. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: not like yes, and then it's like, oh my god,
Speaker 2: something got pulled off and oh no, we're and slowly
Speaker 2: she's starting to lose the costume or something that makes
Speaker 2: more sense. It's interesting, but now you're Dorothy. We just
Speaker 2: have a small mask on and nobody notices. Your boyfriend
Speaker 2: doesn't notice, your best friend doesn't. Oh, these drive me
Speaker 2: into In the New Superman movie, they literally addressed the
Speaker 2: whole Clark Kent thing where they they say the glasses
Speaker 2: are actually special glasses made for him to where when
Speaker 2: somebody looks at him they forget where they know him from.
Speaker 2: So they even explain that the glasses themselves are some
Speaker 2: so Annah Montana, it's just they're just dumb people, and
Speaker 2: invisible sister, they're even dumber people.
Speaker 1: Come on, I would say, though, for when it comes
Speaker 1: to rules, because now you know that's like a big
Speaker 1: thing for me. Now I will say they they did
Speaker 1: play really close to attention of the invisible stuff. Yes,
Speaker 1: like how even when she wore like a certain costume.
Speaker 1: We'll get to it. It was they may make a line,
Speaker 1: a one line that says, I guess it's thick enough
Speaker 1: for me to like, you know, and then it ends
Speaker 1: up disappearing. And I mean, I'm telling you that was
Speaker 1: that detail to me? Was I think what I was
Speaker 1: more so like rules, rules, rules of this, like new invisible,
Speaker 1: like special quality.
Speaker 2: Painful to me. This was painful to me. I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: because you have to be I hate worlds like I
Speaker 2: love a world where every everything is turned upside down,
Speaker 2: there's magic, whatever you want to do. I hate worlds.
Speaker 2: Were to get through the world, every other character has
Speaker 2: to be stupid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that makes sense.
Speaker 2: I can't stand it because it's like, there's nobody who
Speaker 2: would walk in and see these two different height, different sounding,
Speaker 2: completely different girls and be like, oh, yeah, you're my
Speaker 2: have been my best friend for like, how does anybody
Speaker 2: not see that?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And it's just well, her.
Speaker 1: Boyfriend's character would be the only one in the.
Speaker 2: Character that would have made it even funnier if he
Speaker 2: never got it and everybody did. But this, Yeah, I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: I don't like these movies where everybody has to be dumb.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I know people are gonna come for me.
Speaker 2: I don't like them. It doesn't make any sense because
Speaker 2: it's such an easy fix. Yeah, put her in a
Speaker 2: costume all day. Then you're my sister. Whatever you've got
Speaker 2: to do, that's the easiest way to do it. But
Speaker 2: the idea that just she's then in the lacrosse she
Speaker 2: literally even the mask is he through, it's just her.
Speaker 2: If they're not even trying to hide it anymore, it's like,
Speaker 2: what the hell anyway? Okay, well, I'm honored to tell
Speaker 2: you that Invisible Sister, as Sabrina has said, is directed
Speaker 2: by none other than the Dcom Daddy himself, the Wizard
Speaker 2: behind the Curtain, the zombie Whisperer. Yes we're talking Paul
Speaker 2: bad to the Hoen. He is the most prolific director,
Speaker 2: possibly creative being in general, within the dcom universe, having
Speaker 2: directed and again, we've done this list a thousand times,
Speaker 2: and every time I say it is so impressive. Eddie's
Speaker 2: billion dollar cookoff, the Luck of the Irish jump In,
Speaker 2: let it Shine, True Confessions, and now he's the man
Speaker 2: behind the entire Zombies franchise. And most importantly, he's a
Speaker 2: really good dude. You can hear our interview with him anytime.
Speaker 2: It's right here on our feed. And you know, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna say it, it's been a while I wouldn't mind
Speaker 2: having the daddy back to tell me why I'm wrong
Speaker 2: about some of the movies that I've been criticizing of his.
Speaker 2: Because he's the best. And he tells me I'm wrong,
Speaker 2: then I am wrong. That's just how it works with
Speaker 2: the daddy of the d coms and the movie stars
Speaker 2: a very familiar name to me, Rowan Blanchert. She plays
Speaker 2: Cleo Eastman. Rowan's career began as one of the stars
Speaker 2: of Spy Kids, All the Time in the World, directed
Speaker 2: by Robert Rodriguez. Have you ever seen one of those movies, Sabena? Basically, oh,
Speaker 2: they're great. Robert Rodriguez essentially built an entire studio within
Speaker 2: the confines of his ranch in Texas and just films
Speaker 2: full spy kids movies there. It's crazy. They're very good.
Speaker 2: They're fun. He gets a great cast and they just
Speaker 2: have a blast and they're really bright and colorful and
Speaker 2: for kids movies, the kids, right, yea, yeah, they're great.
Speaker 2: And she burst onto the Disney scene as Riley Matthews.
Speaker 2: That's right, Eric Matthews's niece or niche if you know
Speaker 2: the storyline, well, the daughter of Corey and Tapanga. On
Speaker 2: the millennial reboot of Boy Meets World, Girl Meets World.
Speaker 2: She's also been seen in movies like A Wrinkle in
Speaker 2: Time and Crush, and TV shows like The Goldbergs and
Speaker 2: snow Piercer. But now she is on The Testaments, the
Speaker 2: new sequel to The Handmaid's Tale on Hulu, which is
Speaker 2: really funny. It's not at all. I even I saw
Speaker 2: her like a week ago. I'm like, funny show.
Speaker 1: She's like, right, I just added it into my cue.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I am so happy to see her thriving back
Speaker 2: on TV. It's where she deserves to be. She's a
Speaker 2: great person and deserves all the success in the world.
Speaker 2: And Paris Burrell's is her sister. Molly Eastman. Burress was
Speaker 2: a child model who moved to La to act, and
Speaker 2: first starred as Skylar Storm on the Disney XD sitcom
Speaker 2: Mighty Med, then it's spinoff series lab Rats Elite Force.
Speaker 2: You might also know her from the Netflix show Alexa
Speaker 2: and Katie or the Netflix movie Tall Girl with Rowan's
Speaker 2: Girl Meets World co star Sabrina Carpenter, and when it
Speaker 2: comes to Spooky Season, she knows her stuff too. She
Speaker 2: also starred in the Adam Sandler movie Huby Halloween. Karn
Speaker 2: Brarr is best friend and science whiz George. He's best
Speaker 2: known from the Diary of a Wimpy Kid franchise and
Speaker 2: as Ravi on Disney Channels, Jesse and Bunked, and an
Speaker 2: old pal of mine Alex Days there is mister Perkins.
Speaker 2: Day's Air is a Hollywood veteran character actor, best known
Speaker 2: to me as teacher Eli Williams from Boy Meets World,
Speaker 2: but he's been in a ton of stuff. He starred
Speaker 2: in the sitcom Becker Stole, a whole bunch of scenes
Speaker 2: of the movie Swingers Man This Place is Dead Anyway,
Speaker 2: and now is the voice of Carl and Lou on
Speaker 2: The Simpsons. But if you really want to have some fun,
Speaker 2: check out his ska band, a legendary group here in
Speaker 2: La called Hepcat. He is absolutely, without a doubt, the
Speaker 2: coolest human being I've ever met in my life. And
Speaker 2: the idea that he would even.
Speaker 1: Talk to me in a ska band's and they've been around.
Speaker 2: For like thirty years. He is the greatest guy. I
Speaker 2: could not love him more. He's such a nice person.
Speaker 2: He's an incredible actor, and every time I see him,
Speaker 2: I'm like, whatever, this is he's gonna be awesome? It's yes,
Speaker 2: and so we know the sister is invisible, But is
Speaker 2: the movie's runtime too long to ignore? We hear Magical
Speaker 2: rewind have long said movies that are exactly ninety minutes
Speaker 2: long are the only films to watch, and so with
Speaker 2: the Invisible Sister, we're looking at seventy nine minutes. Why
Speaker 2: that's not a movie that's one half of a soccer match. Unreal.
Speaker 2: This is officially the shortest movie in Magical Rewine history.
Speaker 2: This really is one of the quote unquote, be careful
Speaker 2: what you wish for things, because I'm fine with a
Speaker 2: movie shorter than ninety minutes, but this is a little
Speaker 2: too far. I would love to hear how that.
Speaker 1: Happened, shock and awe over here, because it did not
Speaker 1: feel like it felt like it.
Speaker 2: Was one and seventy nine minutes. It did seventy nine minutes.
Speaker 2: It took me four days to watch this movie. Sorry,
Speaker 2: people are gonna be like, how can you not like this?
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I can't believe it was only seventy.
Speaker 2: And again, the cast is great, it looked great, it
Speaker 2: was directed well, we'll get into what the effects were great.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got some great.
Speaker 2: We got some good stuff, and then comes the story
Speaker 2: and you're like, come on, But if we wanted to
Speaker 2: find out what actually happened out was so short, we
Speaker 2: could ask the writers. We have two authors of the
Speaker 2: source material, Beatrice Olan and Sarapento, but also a ton
Speaker 2: of other names credited. So how do this many people
Speaker 2: make a movie that's under an hour and twenty minutes long?
Speaker 2: The writers are. We've got Matt and Billy Eddie as
Speaker 2: the screenplay writers. We've met them before, their brother who
Speaker 2: wrote Teen Beach two, as well as Zindaa's Zapped Bad
Speaker 2: Hair Day, Monster High one and two, and My Weird
Speaker 2: High School. Then, in common Disney fashion, they were paired
Speaker 2: with less experienced decom writers, the team of Jessica O'Toole
Speaker 2: and Amy Arden, who worked on Greek, The Carry Diaries,
Speaker 2: Jane the Virgin, and the twenty eighteen Charmed Reboot, which
Speaker 2: they helped to create. Most recently, though, they are on
Speaker 2: fire for writing two very hot properties, The Summer I
Speaker 2: Turned Pretty and Exo Kitty.
Speaker 1: Love Blah blah, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Me too. Never heard of either. Watched you, liar, I haven't.
Speaker 1: I loved it. I just whizzed through the latest season
Speaker 1: of XO Kitty.
Speaker 2: So what are we waiting for? We have seventy nine
Speaker 2: minutes to burn through. Let's put this one under the
Speaker 2: microscope from an invisible sister Preeca. Here we go. We
Speaker 2: open on a close up of a butterfly and the
Speaker 2: beauty of its wings, only to pull out to reveal
Speaker 2: it's sitting in a tree covered in butterflies. I mean,
Speaker 2: there's millions covering this tree. I used to watch or
Speaker 2: go up to. I think it's called is it Galina
Speaker 2: where all of the monarch butterflies would come. It's this
Speaker 2: small town in California that's actually not far from where
Speaker 2: I live. Oh, and you walk up into the woods
Speaker 2: a little bit, and there would just be trees covered
Speaker 2: top to bottom with monarch butterflies. It was gorgeous. They'd
Speaker 2: land on you and mate like all of it was
Speaker 2: the coolest thing in the world. It really they mate
Speaker 2: not necessarily on you, but some of them like to
Speaker 2: be watched. It's just I don't judge.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I love butterflies, but I don't know
Speaker 1: if it's like a fear or what. But going into
Speaker 1: like how they'll have it like maybe a fair ground,
Speaker 1: those like tents or you could. That's never interested me.
Speaker 2: Oh they're great until I talked to the guy who
Speaker 2: set them up. Who do you know how they get
Speaker 2: rid of the butterflies?
Speaker 1: How they get rid of them?
Speaker 2: Yea, when they're done with the thing, you think they'd
Speaker 2: release them into the wild. Apparently they just release a
Speaker 2: whole bunch of spiders. That's what I've heard, and nature
Speaker 2: takes its course. I could be wrong, but I don't
Speaker 2: think I am. It's kind of like, let's move on
Speaker 2: to the spider exhibit. Let's go. Can you imagine going
Speaker 2: to a concert and the first band finishes and the
Speaker 2: second band just comes in and eats the first ban
Speaker 2: That's what this seems like. It would be like, it's like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, led Zeppelin just eat Pink Floyd.
Speaker 1: That might be one of the top weirdest analogies.
Speaker 2: But I'm also right. So, yes, there are millions of
Speaker 2: butterflies covering this tree. And if it was outside my house,
Speaker 2: I think I was about to die and they were
Speaker 2: going to take my soul to heaven. But they all
Speaker 2: fly off at once, and we noticed they are lounging
Speaker 2: in front of a busy high school campus. Sisters Cleo
Speaker 2: and Molly are pulling into the parking lot. As Cleo
Speaker 2: narrates about the concept of the scene, popular kids like
Speaker 2: her sister Molly, and the unseen loners like herself. She explains, quote,
Speaker 2: those bright, shiny objects soak up all the attention, while
Speaker 2: at the same time, the visible objects right under our
Speaker 2: noses don't. That's just the way things are. We can't
Speaker 2: change it, no matter how much we might want to.
Speaker 2: At least that's what I thought. Unquote starts great, Yeah,
Speaker 2: Roan's got a great voice.
Speaker 1: You got it? Yeah.
Speaker 2: She does the bell rings and it's the end of
Speaker 2: another class. But as the student said for the door,
Speaker 2: Cleo is a sleep at her desk wearing headphones blasting music.
Speaker 2: That's when I was like, oh, is she gonna be
Speaker 2: a nefarious kind of kind of student. But now the teacher,
Speaker 2: mister Perkins, is forced to wake her up. He hopes
Speaker 2: she was meditating and hands Cleo attest she got one
Speaker 2: hundred A plus, so she's a smartiesmart. She begins to
Speaker 2: walk out of the classroom, but mister Perkins isn't done
Speaker 2: with her yet. He got her pitch for the semester project,
Speaker 2: and isn't stoked about it, really, He says, turning a
Speaker 2: papaya into a battery. I've already got seven other kids
Speaker 2: turning vegetables into batteries. Cleo playfully reminds them a papaya
Speaker 2: is a fruit.
Speaker 1: I'm instantly like, Okay, so this is definitely a higher
Speaker 1: level of science class than I ever Listen, because you.
Speaker 2: Didn't turn into Battery's going on? Really?
Speaker 1: Okay, so batter these kids are way up here.
Speaker 2: Well you never did. Did you ever do the potato battery?
Speaker 2: You never did that?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you'd like you take a potato and then you
Speaker 2: put in all these wires and the potato like thing.
Speaker 2: Oh wait, okay a battery? Yeah yeah, yeah, it's a
Speaker 2: real thing. Are you kind of serious? Did you did
Speaker 2: you dissect anything? Yes?
Speaker 1: We did a squid when I was really little. I
Speaker 1: have done that frog later on. I don't know if
Speaker 1: that was maybe junior high.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah we did it. We did. I could an
Speaker 2: earthworm first, and then a squid and then yes, then
Speaker 2: we did a fetal pig. Yeah, which was cool. I
Speaker 2: took out the whole brain and spinal quarter. It was awesome.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, a feed pig.
Speaker 2: It wasn't a full sized pig, or we would eat
Speaker 2: in the whole thing. Ah, Cleo reminds him by is
Speaker 2: a fruit, And just like that, her proposal is rejected.
Speaker 2: He wants her to challenge herself and do something relevant,
Speaker 2: maybe even involving transformation. He hands her a substance like
Speaker 2: you do in school, tells her to identify it then
Speaker 2: transform it into its crystal state. She needs to build
Speaker 2: a homemade spectrometer and use this little thing called science.
Speaker 2: He wants her to push yourself to finish by Monday,
Speaker 2: and he decides the assignment will make up half of
Speaker 2: her class. That great, And that's when I was like,
Speaker 2: she's been acing this class all year and now all
Speaker 2: of a sudden, she's got a weekend to come up
Speaker 2: with an entirely new project that's insane where she has
Speaker 2: to build a spectrometer and if she fails, she now
Speaker 2: fails the class, even though she's a straight A student, Like, oh, my.
Speaker 1: God, I know, but I'm still going with what the
Speaker 1: hell's a spectrauma?
Speaker 2: You were still stuck on that nice but.
Speaker 1: Yes, no, it was kind of like, you can't do that, No,
Speaker 1: you can't just decide one kid gets the thing, like
Speaker 1: especially nowadays now we are in twenty fifteen, but nowadays,
Speaker 1: in the culture of parents and admin at schools, there's
Speaker 1: no way this would ever fly him, even just like
Speaker 1: giving her the like ultimatum of even just saying it
Speaker 1: would have gotten him.
Speaker 2: Probably, No, that's not And again the I can't you
Speaker 2: just can't switch it up like that. No, just can't.
Speaker 1: Well, it's absolutely not.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's not fair, especially for the straight A study. Yes.
Speaker 2: Now we are out in the hallway. Cleo is walking
Speaker 2: with one of her fellow brainy classmates, George, explaining what
Speaker 2: just happened. She thinks it sounds impossible. Well, George explains,
Speaker 2: it's not technically impossible, it's just hard. And I really
Speaker 2: like that line. I did because I always I lived
Speaker 2: by a motto that nothing worthwhile is easy, So I
Speaker 2: kind of loved that. It's like, no, it's not impossible,
Speaker 2: it's just hard. Yes, and some things are just hard. Oh,
Speaker 2: that might actually be impossible. Yeahuters, I'm trying so hard
Speaker 2: to catch up, trying to figure out what a spectrometer is.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: Yes, Cleo turns her attention to George's multicolored slacks, which
Speaker 2: I loved, but she calls them clown pants. He says
Speaker 2: their vintage lounge slacks and the rage and all the
Speaker 2: rage in Budapest, which is the new Paris by the way,
Speaker 2: he thinks girls will dig them. They also pass a
Speaker 2: banner for the upcoming Halloween dance and fundraiser, the Romp Swamp.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: Now outside the school, George and Cleo are bullied by
Speaker 2: a jock for their clothes, saying Halloween isn't until tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I thought that was gonna come back, but never does.
Speaker 2: No one bullies them for the rest of the thing.
Speaker 2: Cleo pushes back, but George announces real trouble is approaching
Speaker 2: in the form of Seed Dog. Sea Dog is of
Speaker 2: course Carter, and despite his letterman jacket, he actually seems
Speaker 2: pretty chill. And I'm gonna say something that's a little
Speaker 2: a little might sound a little strange. He's a cute dude. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like he like a like Disney Channel vibes from this guy.
Speaker 2: It was like good casting for this.
Speaker 1: Guy, like sweetest character. And yes he was perfectly cast.
Speaker 2: And you also could get where you find out something
Speaker 2: about him later you could get you saw that too,
Speaker 2: Like it was good casting. It wasn't like, oh, come on,
Speaker 2: this guy. Yeah, it actually all worked with this guy.
Speaker 2: It was really really good. George awkwardly greets him and
Speaker 2: tries some weird handshake. Carter asked Cleo if she wants
Speaker 2: to study with him for mister Perkins's next quiz, but
Speaker 2: Cleo notices a group of jocks laughing at her and
Speaker 2: responds with, yeah, totally, we would be a cliche the
Speaker 2: sports guy asking the nerdy girl to help with his homework.
Speaker 2: He swears that's not the case and tells her where
Speaker 2: he'll be just in case she wants to join later.
Speaker 1: At this point, I'm like, Cleo, can we just tone
Speaker 1: it down a little bit?
Speaker 2: Like you are very agitive all but just agro Seriously, I.
Speaker 1: Get it, the teenage hormones are going, but like free,
Speaker 1: let's free with me, Let's take a yoga class, and
Speaker 1: like zen it out.
Speaker 2: I must I agree now alone. George just doesn't get it.
Speaker 2: Cleo just shut down her epic crush who essentially just
Speaker 2: asked her out. But Cleo thinks it was just his
Speaker 2: way to weel a lot of doing any actual schoolwork.
Speaker 2: And then Cleo's sister, Molly arrives from the parking lot,
Speaker 2: announces school's done. You know what that means, And with
Speaker 2: that we get a weird fro yo chant which goes
Speaker 2: fro yo yolo, oh no, let's go yeah, And I
Speaker 2: hated all of these kids instantly.
Speaker 1: I was so irritated, like, oh my god. First of all,
Speaker 1: I don't like fro yo.
Speaker 2: You don't like yog no.
Speaker 1: I know the pink bear.
Speaker 2: I've tried ice cream, yes.
Speaker 1: And it's not ice cream. It does it. It's such
Speaker 1: a lot in the same I can do a lot
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: It's kind of in the middle.
Speaker 1: It's like, yeah, the froyo, and then okay, I don't
Speaker 1: like any of the experience, like people putting like sour
Speaker 1: gummy worms and oreos and peanuts, Like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: what are you doing?
Speaker 2: That's everything you just said. It sounds amazing.
Speaker 1: Yes, that's what Jordan does. That's why I don't like it,
Speaker 1: because he does Morgesborg of like on it. And then
Speaker 1: it's like, how is this forty dollars? I'm like, you
Speaker 1: just put every candy they have to offer. Anyway.
Speaker 2: Do you also feel that way about people like at
Speaker 2: sandwich shops when they order weird things. Yeah, Susan's like
Speaker 2: that too. Yeah, they can't, like, did you just put
Speaker 2: some mustard, mayo, peppercini and the spicy gem. I'm like,
Speaker 2: it's somebody's sandwich, bro, I know it's not.
Speaker 1: I don't get that upset about it. But I could
Speaker 1: never do it.
Speaker 2: I couldn't love it. I don't hate these kids, by
Speaker 2: the way. I just hope bad things happen to them
Speaker 2: and they turn invisible and can't turn back. But this
Speaker 2: is also where we show that her oldest sister's really
Speaker 2: cool and like so cool, and even though she's the
Speaker 2: coolest kid in school, is like trying to involve her
Speaker 2: out to her sister.
Speaker 1: Who she easily. You can tell, like the way she's dressed.
Speaker 1: Her character is set up to be a little bit
Speaker 1: of an outcast, you know, so in the fact that
Speaker 1: she's so cool and her boyfriend's like, yeah, come with us,
Speaker 1: Like to a younger kid in general in high school,
Speaker 1: that would be so epic.
Speaker 2: Yes, I agree that zeros she does she does zero froyos. Correct, Nope,
Speaker 2: she doesn't. Molly invites them and Cleo passes and George
Speaker 2: reluctantly follows her lead. But Molly's ditzy boyfriend apparently named Coog,
Speaker 2: which I'm assuming is short for cougar, but I don't know,
Speaker 2: it's just Coog reminds them it's Thursday, salted Caramel Day.
Speaker 2: Do you say carmel or caramel caramel to Cleo still passes,
Speaker 2: so Molly politely says goodbye to her sister, who will
Speaker 2: get a ride home on George's scooter. We see some
Speaker 2: very traditional New Orleans homes decorated for Halloween. Then Cleo
Speaker 2: riding in the back of George's motor scooter. And this
Speaker 2: is where I started to have a problem. Okay, so
Speaker 2: it was great. I have no problem with that. It's awesome.
Speaker 2: I get trying to build your own stuff. They're moving
Speaker 2: a few miles an hours, struggling to even make it
Speaker 2: a few feet, so they get off and decide to walk. However, okay,
Speaker 2: this is the start of huh nobody's in New Orleans.
Speaker 1: Yes, I did notice that that's one of my ron
Speaker 1: is empty.
Speaker 2: Every mode of transportation they take, it's supposed to be Halloween,
Speaker 2: and there's three people in the whole.
Speaker 1: It's like that could not be more more of the opposite.
Speaker 1: There's so much energy. There weren't even I didn't even
Speaker 1: see one street performer, which is one of my favorite
Speaker 1: things in New Orleans round actor. Yes, like its every
Speaker 1: where they go.
Speaker 2: They go to high school.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was cost effective but you can't afford.
Speaker 2: But they literally are. At one point, it's Halloween night.
Speaker 2: They're on a public transportation in New Orleans on Halloween
Speaker 2: and it's just the two of them in every train car. Weird, yeah,
Speaker 2: weird words. I'd like to know why that happened. It
Speaker 2: might have been a shooting thing, like no, we for
Speaker 2: some reason they're not letting a shoot, so we have
Speaker 2: to close everything down. I don't know, but it was
Speaker 2: very strange. Yes, And just as they arrived too.
Speaker 1: Clearly for everyone around that was like just so drunk fit.
Speaker 2: I'm not fair. We can't, we can't, we can't do this.
Speaker 2: We can't do this. Everybody's drunk. And just as they
Speaker 2: arrived to Cleo's house holding some boxes, her parents rush
Speaker 2: outside with luggage. Before they leave, they give some last
Speaker 2: minute instructions to Cleo and Molly for while they're gone.
Speaker 2: They apologize to Molly for missing her big lacrosse game
Speaker 2: and force out some words of advice for Cleo, Uh,
Speaker 2: stay loose with your studies and stuff. And with that
Speaker 2: they are gone. Not bad parents, but not good. They're
Speaker 2: just gone. Yeah, maybe bad parents. They might be on
Speaker 2: the list of bad pap. I feel like not naked
Speaker 2: in the eyes.
Speaker 1: They're just like no, I mean they think they're like,
Speaker 1: I don't know. It seemed weird, Yes, like a big
Speaker 1: lacrosse game where college like, yeah, college people are there
Speaker 1: to recruit.
Speaker 2: Hopefully was that a big weekend where they couldn't miss
Speaker 2: because again I buy the ages. If she's a senior
Speaker 2: in high school, she's seventeen almost eighteen, she could stay
Speaker 2: at home watch your sister like that.
Speaker 1: I would not do that. My kids aren't going to
Speaker 1: do that.
Speaker 2: You've got to see it when they grow up. In
Speaker 2: her seventeen and eighteen, if it seemed like they made
Speaker 2: Molly where she's really responsible? Right, yes, So even though
Speaker 2: she we'll get into that she's gonna throw a party.
Speaker 2: It seems like she's an.
Speaker 1: Okay, my kids are like, I'm so responsible. The door shuts,
Speaker 1: all right, we're good, bring.
Speaker 2: In the keg like Disney party. Did you ever throw
Speaker 2: a party at your house?
Speaker 1: No? For that reason, your sister did though, didn't my
Speaker 1: sister threw a rage?
Speaker 2: Didn't you knark on her?
Speaker 1: I did, absolutely. There were many things happening that I
Speaker 1: felt was I was very uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: I'm uncomfortable with this. I am.
Speaker 1: Kind of just to my sister. I'm sorry, Star, you
Speaker 1: were great. I was. I was.
Speaker 2: When I meet her, we'll talk about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So the girls are now home alone because the parents
Speaker 2: have bailed, and Molly lets Cleo know she's having people
Speaker 2: over for dinner tonight, but Cleo needs to focus on
Speaker 2: her science and doesn't want any distractions. Molly says, it'll
Speaker 2: just be some girls from the lacrosse team, the whole
Speaker 2: team and their boyfriends and anybody else he wants to come.
Speaker 1: Because she invited the world, so it's a party.
Speaker 2: Cleo is clearly disappointed as they walk back into the house.
Speaker 2: We then cut to that night's quote unquote dinner, and
Speaker 2: it is, of course, a raging house party. Inside the
Speaker 2: girls across team is chanting and the coug that's got
Speaker 2: to be on the list of things the kug like
Speaker 2: you do at every party, is trying to make meatballs
Speaker 2: but doesn't know what goes on, but doesn't know what
Speaker 2: goes inside them, it's usually meat. Outside people are jumping
Speaker 2: into the pool, walking around with red cups. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you notice that age drinking alert and loud
Speaker 2: music is playing. All while Cleo is trying to work
Speaker 2: on her science experiment. In the back house, George is
Speaker 2: staring out the window lustfully watching the shindig, wishing he
Speaker 2: was outside. As Cleo calls the experiment hopeless, George tries
Speaker 2: to help, but Cleo is still hung up on being
Speaker 2: pushed out of the house for the party, George suggests
Speaker 2: taking a break and joining the get together for at
Speaker 2: least a second. I mean, let's at least sample some
Speaker 2: meatballs to see if any of little Cross girls like
Speaker 2: nerdy short dudes. She pushes them out to get some food,
Speaker 2: but she still has work to do. Finally, alone, cleotocides
Speaker 2: to turn the heat up on the Bunsen burner and bam,
Speaker 2: Now she's getting somewhere thanks to the sugar is what
Speaker 2: she finds out that mister Perkins gave her. While celebrating,
Speaker 2: a moth flies by, and when she tries to shoo
Speaker 2: it away, she knocks over some tubes, emptying them into
Speaker 2: her experiment. As the moth flies over the smoke caused
Speaker 2: by the concoction, it goes transparent. Then when Cleo captures
Speaker 2: them off in a mason jar, it turns completely invisible.
Speaker 2: In shock, she drops, she drops and shatters the mason jar,
Speaker 2: and now the invisible moth flies away. Still reeling, she
Speaker 2: tries to recapture the bug with a net, eventually following
Speaker 2: it outside to the party, then right into the mainhouse
Speaker 2: as she aimlessly swings around a chandelier. She tells George
Speaker 2: about them off, but eventually the moth is gone and
Speaker 2: there's nothing Cleo can do that sucks. You invent invisibility right,
Speaker 2: and it disappears. The party's over and Cleo and George
Speaker 2: are out on the front porch, just happy little cross
Speaker 2: girls like him. He got a bunch of digits, but
Speaker 2: actually he didn't. He just entered his number into Nikki's
Speaker 2: phone when she wasn't looking clear. It's still this so
Speaker 2: reminds me of the greatest joke from the Office, when
Speaker 2: Kevin says, this is the best I had the best
Speaker 2: night tonight. I got six phone numbers. One more would
Speaker 2: have been a full phone number. Was so great.
Speaker 1: I really liked this George character. I think he was
Speaker 1: my favorite in the whole movie. He was I thought
Speaker 1: he was.
Speaker 4: The I got to be honest, I couldn't mind the
Speaker 4: coupe because he's just he He is a typical Disney dufist. Yes,
Speaker 4: and as somebody who played that for seven years, I
Speaker 4: appreciate another Disney du fist.
Speaker 1: And he was also very cute and very likable heart
Speaker 1: at a good heart. Yes, there was like not anything
Speaker 1: like negative about this guy.
Speaker 2: Totally kind of. He reminded me a little bit of
Speaker 2: He was great. He's he was a lot of fun. Yes,
Speaker 2: So Cleo asked George if he believes her about the
Speaker 2: Invisible Moth. George says he does, but she should probably
Speaker 2: get some sleep. Later, we're in Molly's room and we
Speaker 2: see gingerfizz stomach relief tablets on her nightstand as she
Speaker 2: looks through a binder of lacrosse plays. She ends up
Speaker 2: in the bathroom and plops one of the ginger Fizzes
Speaker 2: into the glass of water before having horrible, horrible diarrhea.
Speaker 2: I'm kidding, seeing if you're still with me, And then
Speaker 2: the Invisible moth flies through an open window crashes right
Speaker 2: into the bathroom light electrocuting itself and falling into a
Speaker 2: glass of water just as Molly takes a drink. She
Speaker 2: makes a face at the taste, but finishes the glass
Speaker 2: and returns to her bedroom. This freaky out. Yes, it
Speaker 2: was invisible. She didn't even see her with the bug.
Speaker 1: No, but you could. I mean, I would think you
Speaker 1: would feel it. And I've like I've swallowed on accident
Speaker 1: a fly while like, h yeah, that's happened before, and
Speaker 1: it is just hardbreaking I do anything, like you want
Speaker 1: to make yourself throw up or something, but like, I
Speaker 1: don't know, You're fine, so gross a moth with the Oh.
Speaker 2: You know they say that in your lifetime you swallow
Speaker 2: something like between eight and forty spiders while you sleep.
Speaker 2: That so yeah, yeh yes, we're all fine. Oh everybody
Speaker 2: good with that. Everybody good with swalling spiders while they sleep?
Speaker 1: Okay, just making such God.
Speaker 2: She makes the face of the taste, but finishes the
Speaker 2: glass and returns to her bedroom. As she closes her curtains,
Speaker 2: she glitches and turns invisible, but quickly returns to form
Speaker 2: in just seconds. Now it's the next morning and Molly's
Speaker 2: alarm is going off, but no one is in her bed,
Speaker 2: or is she. We see her get out of bed
Speaker 2: and walk to the closet, but only by the movements
Speaker 2: of the objects she's touching. We see her cell phone
Speaker 2: and slippers float to the bathroom, and to be honest,
Speaker 2: for a dcom, I thought the effects were great.
Speaker 1: Yep, I think that was one of the things that
Speaker 1: really like keeps this the movie up a couple notches
Speaker 1: for me.
Speaker 2: Me too. The moth looked good. I mean it all
Speaker 2: looked really really good. Eventually, Invisible, Molly starts to catchually
Speaker 2: brush her teeth, but eventually screams when she catches a
Speaker 2: look in the mirror and sees nothing. Cleo springs out
Speaker 2: of bed and runs to the bathroom, yelling at her
Speaker 2: sister through the lock door. Molly swears she's disappeared, but
Speaker 2: Cleo doesn't understand, and once Cleo walks in, she first
Speaker 2: checks inside the toilet because that's where her sister would be.
Speaker 2: Right inside the toilet, but her jaw ends up on
Speaker 2: the floor. I'm not going to say anything more, but
Speaker 2: her jaw ends up on the floor as she watches
Speaker 2: Molly splash water on her face at the sink and
Speaker 2: then cover her head with a towel. Molly says she's
Speaker 2: going to remove her towel and then she'll be awake
Speaker 2: and everything will be totally normal. But when she removes
Speaker 2: the towel, they both scream it is not a dream.
Speaker 2: Molly's wet footprints leave the bathroom in a hurry, and
Speaker 2: Cleo follows closely behind. Now back in her bedroom, Molly
Speaker 2: tries to call someone as we just see her cell
Speaker 2: phone floating in the air. She tells Cleo she's calling
Speaker 2: for help, but has no idea what she'll say. What
Speaker 2: she disappeared. She's invisible, she can't see herself. They're gonna
Speaker 2: think she's a crazy person. Cleo thinks maybe the science
Speaker 2: experiment spread to her because she made a moth invisible
Speaker 2: last night. She replays everything for her sister and wonders
Speaker 2: if the moth may have touched her or if she
Speaker 2: swallowed it. Molly, which is kind of a weird. Did
Speaker 2: you touch you or did you eat it?
Speaker 1: It seemed like you really got straight to the point,
Speaker 1: like you did you put that moth in my drink
Speaker 1: for me to drink?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it sounds like it did. It's just a weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, pretty funny.
Speaker 2: How did you feel about the The way she's invisible
Speaker 2: becomes invisible is because they turn the moth invisible and
Speaker 2: then she swallows the moth. Were you okay with this
Speaker 2: kind of device of turning her invisible? No? I mean
Speaker 2: I didn't.
Speaker 1: I felt like it kind of. I just kind of
Speaker 1: went with it at this.
Speaker 2: In right, Yeah, me too.
Speaker 1: It wasn't something. It didn't stop me, but you know,
Speaker 1: it was like trying to figure out how else that
Speaker 1: was going to be with us having so much like
Speaker 1: emphasis on these butterflies and then the moth. It was like, okay,
Speaker 1: I guess that's yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: No, And it was fine. Didn't bump me too bad.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: Molly remembers the gross water and thought it may have
Speaker 2: been a bug. She can't believe this is happening. She
Speaker 2: has become the science experiment. So she rushes downstairs and
Speaker 2: just then coug Rat love him. He's dressed in a
Speaker 2: furry costume of a bear. Thinking it was the Cowardly
Speaker 2: Bear in the Wizard of Oz, he yells Happy Halloween,
Speaker 2: then sees Cleo rushing down the stairs. She covers for Molly,
Speaker 2: who was in reality right next to her invisible. They
Speaker 2: play the Molly's sick in the bathroom card and Koog
Speaker 2: wonders if it was the meatballs. And this is when
Speaker 2: I was like, it's already starting with. They had the
Speaker 2: heavily gassy, farty guinea pig, guinea pig, her drinking the
Speaker 2: ginger fizz, stuff him with the meatballs, and we'll talk
Speaker 2: about this again. A lot of gastro intestinal stuff in
Speaker 2: this movie. Like they just but they were they were
Speaker 2: like it was like one of the things they just
Speaker 2: kept going with.
Speaker 1: Right, the meathing became its own character.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was very it was very strange. But yes,
Speaker 2: they play like Molly sick in the bathroom and Koog
Speaker 2: wonders if it was his meatballs. Cleo blocks his way
Speaker 2: upstairs and tells him to save himself. Koch says goodbye
Speaker 2: and rushes out, finally giving the sisters some time to
Speaker 2: figure this out. Cleo hopes maybe this will pass through
Speaker 2: her body in a few hours, but she has to
Speaker 2: go to school today. Molly has no idea what they're
Speaker 2: supposed to do now. She remembers it's Halloween, though, and
Speaker 2: tries on her Dorothy costume, but that doesn't help. She's
Speaker 2: still obviously translucent, just a ghost in a dress, and
Speaker 2: Molly cannot possibly miss today's lacrosse game. There's gonna be
Speaker 2: college scouts there. And as Molly's trying to figure all
Speaker 2: this out, the Dorothy costume she's wearing also starts turning invisible.
Speaker 2: They realize anything she touches will gradually become invisible too,
Speaker 2: And ladies and gentlemen, we've got ourselves a plot point. Ohlrighty,
Speaker 2: with no way to uninvisible herself, she has an idea,
Speaker 2: Cleo should Here's where I started going this. Okay, this
Speaker 2: can't be right, and I gotta tell you. Up to
Speaker 2: this point, I'm like, okay, yeah, Safety Channel movie, fun science,
Speaker 2: they do something science y.
Speaker 1: And recognizing that this was felt like it was made
Speaker 1: for a little bit younger of a demo within the
Speaker 1: Disney Channel demo.
Speaker 2: But fine, up to this point, I'm totally fine with this.
Speaker 2: I get what's going on. I'm in Yeah. So she
Speaker 2: has an idea Cleo should pretend to be her for
Speaker 2: the day. They're the same height, same skin tone, and
Speaker 2: same voice. No, no, and no. But it's true Cleo
Speaker 2: doesn't kick. This is gonna work because Cleo's not an idiot.
Speaker 2: But puts on the Dorothy costume, and Molly says she'll
Speaker 2: be right beside her, coaching her the entire time, and
Speaker 2: Cleo can wear a blue masquerade mask, eyes wide shut style,
Speaker 2: even though Dorothy doesn't wear a mask. They should just
Speaker 2: be it would just be super weird. But they land
Speaker 2: on Marty Gras Dorothy.
Speaker 1: No, that's not a thing. Nope, think of another costume.
Speaker 2: Come up with a way, like I.
Speaker 1: Can go into my closet at any point, Monroe. They
Speaker 1: always have these dress up days. I never get anything
Speaker 1: ahead of time. I go under a closet and figure
Speaker 1: something out. Figure out another costume. This one doesn't work.
Speaker 2: Something with just a full mask. Yes, hey, I couldn't
Speaker 2: be Dorothy. The costume got ruined. So I decided to
Speaker 2: be Pick anything with a head, and you're fine.
Speaker 3: A ghost be a ghost, see exactly, my god.
Speaker 2: Mollie tells her sister to get her science gear and
Speaker 2: do whatever is needed to fix this. But there's another obstacle.
Speaker 2: Cleo is too young to drive and Molly is too invisible.
Speaker 2: But that doesn't stop them because now they're in the car,
Speaker 2: and instead of putting the convertibles top up, which would
Speaker 2: give them some protection. They drive to school with the
Speaker 2: top down, completely exposing invisible Molly in the driving car.
Speaker 2: Years before weimo was a thing. When they pull up
Speaker 2: to a stop sign and older pedestrian looks very confused,
Speaker 2: Cleo says, sorry, she's talking to her invisible sister and
Speaker 2: they just drive away. Now it's cool. Cleo still doesn't
Speaker 2: think this is going to work, cause duh, but Molly's
Speaker 2: confident they'll be fine. And guess what. The school is
Speaker 2: full of idiots because they all think it's Molly, even
Speaker 2: her group of popular friends. Her best friend Nicki had
Speaker 2: some initial questions, but quickly ignores them, hugging her besty
Speaker 2: and just accepting that she's paler because of sickness. Nicki
Speaker 2: even loves the mask. Then Cowardly Bear Koog, which is
Speaker 2: starting to say, like a weird thing now that I'm
Speaker 2: saying Cowardly Bear Koug spots fake Molly and goes in
Speaker 2: for a kiss. She pushes him away, claiming she's contagious
Speaker 2: and promises to see him around. Koog wonders if it
Speaker 2: was something he did, but Fake Molly swears it's her
Speaker 2: disease and takes off. Sez yikes a little down the hall,
Speaker 2: Cleo gets a call. It's George. She says she's not
Speaker 2: at school today because she's sick. George admits he thinks
Speaker 2: Molly looks hot today. She's disgusted and asks him to
Speaker 2: cover for her in Perkins class. And now Cleo is
Speaker 2: forced to attend Molly's classes, where she notices she's getting
Speaker 2: cnuses on tests out in the hallway. Cleo judges her
Speaker 2: great and reoffers to help her if needed. Molly scoffs,
Speaker 2: yeah right, her sister isn't very warm or supportive. Agreed,
Speaker 2: Cleo leaves for study hall to get a big compound
Speaker 2: microscope and figure this whole thing out once and for all.
Speaker 2: But Cleo actually has to go to Molly's pregame prep
Speaker 2: cycle and just then some students pass what they think
Speaker 2: is Cleo talking to herself, And this is just it's
Speaker 2: starting to get confusing. Yes, but now we're in the gymnasium.
Speaker 2: NICKI is warming up the girls with a chant who
Speaker 2: puts the pep in pep circle? We do? Can you
Speaker 2: do that for me? Because you were like the cheerleader?
Speaker 1: Oh god, I don't know if I can. I I
Speaker 1: guess I could try. Who puts the pep in pep circle.
Speaker 1: We do, we do?
Speaker 2: He just did it nice. Have you ever done that?
Speaker 2: Is that a thing?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: It's okay, No it is not, but you just made
Speaker 2: it one. I see your team doing that from now on.
Speaker 1: All right, you're like, listen to this podcast, and I
Speaker 1: bet you they're gonna be like, absolutely, yeah, shout out
Speaker 1: some of them.
Speaker 2: I love that. Sorry about your coach.
Speaker 1: Sorry.
Speaker 2: The team spots Cleo and immediately welcomes who they think
Speaker 2: is Molly with a group hug and a circle of trust.
Speaker 2: Cleo blindly feels her way through this as Nicky handser
Speaker 2: the Bunny of truth. Whoever holds it must say something
Speaker 2: true and meaningful to clear the air. Nikki goes first,
Speaker 2: praising the strong women on the squad, but has one
Speaker 2: last piece of truth. She's really mad at the people
Speaker 2: who invented weather apps. She likes surprises when it comes
Speaker 2: to her weathers is funny, and then hands the bunny
Speaker 2: over to Cleo. She stumbles, avoiding anything emotional because we
Speaker 2: all know the truth that she doesn't want to spill,
Speaker 2: so Cleo eventually lands on, I am not the girl
Speaker 2: that everybody thinks I am. I am not the beautiful,
Speaker 2: shiny star everyone suspects. I'm actually more of the person
Speaker 2: that nobody notices or nobody pays attention to. But this
Speaker 2: is probably why I feel so uncomfortable here. But guys,
Speaker 2: this is all in my head because I'm awesome city
Speaker 2: Molly the bomb. Anyway, that's my truth.
Speaker 1: If you're like, like, what this is awkward?
Speaker 2: Are you talking about Molly? Have you been drinking? Seriously,
Speaker 2: you're holding the bunny of truth? Are you sniffing glue?
Speaker 2: We're here for you, Molly. This is an intervention. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you're aware of this, but you look
Speaker 2: completely different. Molly has been watching this whole time, but
Speaker 2: as everyone claps for Cleo, she leaves for the lab.
Speaker 2: And now in the lab, George's hard at work on
Speaker 2: a science project, and invisible Molly has set up a
Speaker 2: microscope nearby. Obviously, no one can see Molly, so it
Speaker 2: just seems like the microscope is moving on his own,
Speaker 2: but nobody notices. George kind of notices, but continues to
Speaker 2: work on his project. Anyway, Molly moves the microscope just
Speaker 2: as Carter arrives sea dogs in the house. He wonders
Speaker 2: how George no that's a different one. There's Kogan, there's
Speaker 2: car Carter, Qudi Carter, that's what we're calling him, Cutie Carter,
Speaker 2: and the bear sea dog Curly Carter. There you go.
Speaker 2: He wonders how George's guinea pig is, and George says
Speaker 2: it's still farting like a chainsaw, which chainsaws don't fart,
Speaker 2: and he doesn't know why. Carter shares a very smart solution,
Speaker 2: which shocks George. How did he know that? And Carter
Speaker 2: reveals he was a governor scholar in chemistry, but hopes
Speaker 2: to keep that between the two of them. It's not
Speaker 2: something he likes to advertise because it'll ruin his jock status.
Speaker 2: Carter wonders if Cleo will show up, but George says
Speaker 2: she's sick today. Carter starts to ask what Cleo's deal is,
Speaker 2: but instead just wishes George good luck with his guinea pig. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: Molly's been listening to all this and is visibly invisibly
Speaker 2: affected by this possible crush. She gleefully grabs the microscope
Speaker 2: and runs out without anybody noticing the flying instrument crossing
Speaker 2: the room and in the halls. The microscope just misses
Speaker 2: getting caught by security, then is put into a locker
Speaker 2: by Invisible Molly. Okay, I didn't want to bring this
Speaker 2: up a whole bunch of times, So they cut from
Speaker 2: her being invisible to her being visible so we can
Speaker 2: see her fine, totally normal device, completely understand that. Then
Speaker 2: all the actors talk right to her. Did you notice
Speaker 2: that all the actors It's not just her sister, but
Speaker 2: when anybody then sees what the eye line is, right,
Speaker 2: they're looking eyed eyed eachach other. They're like staring at
Speaker 2: each other, right, which is weird, Yes, weird.
Speaker 1: They it should be like where is.
Speaker 4: This when you're getting their voice, should be looking slightly.
Speaker 1: Off, yes, yeah, like kind of like trying to actually
Speaker 1: find the.
Speaker 2: Idea that they're looking right into the eyes is very
Speaker 2: strange to me.
Speaker 1: It's very strange that does happen every single time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's okay, so really weird. But the pep circle
Speaker 2: has turned into a massage human centipede with Cleo at
Speaker 2: the front enjoying the rubdown, and then out of nowhere,
Speaker 2: Invisible Molly grabs her out of the formation and pulls
Speaker 2: her outside. She's excited to tell her sister that this
Speaker 2: really cute guy in science lab was just asking about her.
Speaker 2: Cleo downplays it and says she's not the kind of
Speaker 2: girl that Carter would actually be into. Molly encourages her
Speaker 2: to try, since there's only one way to find out.
Speaker 2: Cleo says, they have bigger things to worry about. Duh,
Speaker 2: you're invisible and this could be killing you somehow, So
Speaker 2: they walk back to the gym. Then we see Coog
Speaker 2: run into the bathroom and his bare costume holding his stomach.
Speaker 2: He apparently, I mean, but it's so much upset stomach
Speaker 2: stuff in this movie.
Speaker 1: And that bathroom was discussed.
Speaker 2: Well, that's what we're gonna get to Invisible Molly gets
Speaker 2: an idea and follows him into the bathroom, which is
Speaker 2: literally the grossest men's restroom ever depicted on film, worse
Speaker 2: than the one in Trainspotting. Is this what you think
Speaker 2: men's bathrooms look like?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: They don't.
Speaker 1: I absolutely not think a men's bathroom has like just
Speaker 1: crap everywhere, like just not like key on the walls.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because we're often urinating on walls, so gross. Why
Speaker 2: would we be urinating on walls?
Speaker 1: I don't know why you guys do that? You guys
Speaker 1: are you think that's a thing in trees. I don't know,
Speaker 1: it's weird outside.
Speaker 2: If there's a bathroom, I'm not gonna be like, well,
Speaker 2: there's a toilet right there, I'm gonna go pee on
Speaker 2: the wall, like who does.
Speaker 1: In general, especially in high school bathrooms, they are so weirdly,
Speaker 1: always dirty, and like the kids just take advantage of,
Speaker 1: like riding on the walls things like that.
Speaker 2: You start to smoke.
Speaker 1: Huh, well, I don't think you can like.
Speaker 2: Fitting in ours either, but everybody would. There'd be forty
Speaker 2: kids in the bathroom smoking.
Speaker 1: Forty and no one got in trouble.
Speaker 2: Weird. No, you would get teachers. Oh no, the teacher
Speaker 2: would walk in. So there was a code. You'd have
Speaker 2: to walk into the bathroom and go cool. If you
Speaker 2: walked in and said cool, it meant you were a student,
Speaker 2: and you'd light up your smoke and everyone sit there
Speaker 2: and smoke, and if the door open it was a teacher.
Speaker 2: Someone go uncool and everyone ditch your cigarette so they
Speaker 2: wouldn't know who held a cigarettes so they weren't gonna
Speaker 2: bust everybody. Yeah, is this this is just me, just
Speaker 2: my high school? Yeah, this is high school in the
Speaker 2: nineties people, Oh my god, anyone you want to smoke
Speaker 2: a cigarette.
Speaker 1: I feel like at one point, if that was a
Speaker 1: constant thing, they would be like everyone in the bathroom
Speaker 1: right now, y'all have like detention or whatever.
Speaker 2: They just kick us out of the bathroom and then yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: and then you just never got caught once in four years.
Speaker 2: And I'd smoke like a pack of cigarettes a day
Speaker 2: in that bathroom at school.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in a bad amount of time, of hours, you
Speaker 1: would smoke a pack.
Speaker 2: Are you okay?
Speaker 1: Can you walk upstairs?
Speaker 2: I'm good now, but oh my god, I smoked. I
Speaker 2: was over a packa day smoker for like twenty five years.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I've done serious damage to myself. I'm well
Speaker 2: aware of that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I mean as a kid too, Like.
Speaker 2: Well, there's the first smoke after the best thing in
Speaker 2: the world. You put your little piece of carpet away,
Speaker 2: you light up a camel. Hell, yes, it's the greatest.
Speaker 2: There's a reason I didn't have children. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 2: it is true. Okay, this is not what bathrooms look like,
Speaker 2: but they're bad. But this was insanely it was.
Speaker 1: It was over the time.
Speaker 2: Yep. Eventually, Molly holds her breath for just enough time
Speaker 2: to steal the bear costume, which he put on the nasty,
Speaker 2: disgusting floor.
Speaker 1: I would never go into a boy's bathroom on purpose, even.
Speaker 2: If you're invisible, just to you know, check somethings.
Speaker 1: Now get out.
Speaker 2: I go into a woman's room, but only because you
Speaker 2: have a couch in there. Yeah, that's the best.
Speaker 1: A full lounge. Yeah, oh my god.
Speaker 2: Molly returns to the science lab, now as a bear.
Speaker 2: She announces herself as Cleot. So again, this is the
Speaker 2: kind of costume that her sister should have worn throughout
Speaker 2: the whole day. But anyway, she announced herself as Cleo
Speaker 2: to Carter and George, who were both shocked to see her.
Speaker 2: They thought she was sick, and they thought she hated costumes.
Speaker 2: When when George is suspicious, Molly thinks on her toes
Speaker 2: and ridicules his pants, and just like that, she has
Speaker 2: convinced him. She moves on to awkwardly flirt with Carter.
Speaker 2: But oh, the costume is now starting to turn invisible.
Speaker 2: Remember that that plot point from earlier. She says she's
Speaker 2: got a run, but ask Carter on a date just
Speaker 2: before she leaves. It's a bit startling to everyone, but
Speaker 2: they decided to meet up that night at ram the Swamp.
Speaker 2: Remember the dance Molly the Bear bumps into Dorothy Cleo
Speaker 2: pretending to be not okay, So this movie's tough to recap.
Speaker 2: Here we go, Molly the Bear bumps into Dorothy Cleo
Speaker 2: pretending to be Molly in the hallway, and we're trying
Speaker 2: to keep all the characters straight. The sisters rush into
Speaker 2: a nearby empty office and Molly fills Cleo in on
Speaker 2: the big date, and obviously Cleo is furious, But then
Speaker 2: George walks in and sees the totally headless bear. He's
Speaker 2: freaking out, and for good reason. The girls explain that
Speaker 2: Cleo is Molly and Molly is the headless bear and
Speaker 2: is now becoming an armless bear too. Cleo tells George
Speaker 2: about the invisible moth. He calls it all amazing and
Speaker 2: very scary. Meanwhile, Koog is in the halls screaming about
Speaker 2: his bear costume, but by the time he makes into
Speaker 2: the office, the bear costume has disappeared and everyone denies
Speaker 2: seeing it. Back in the hall, George is now bargaining
Speaker 2: to keep everything a secret. He wants to be set
Speaker 2: up with Nicky. Then mister Perkins approaches who he thinks
Speaker 2: Molly is and wants to talk about Cleo, which is
Speaker 2: a thing because he's actually talking to Cleo only in
Speaker 2: masked form. Oh boy, I apolo jiz if you're not
Speaker 2: following this any better than I am. But he is
Speaker 2: also apparently stupid because he sees nothing wrong. Sorry, Alex,
Speaker 2: you're the coolest guy in the world, but the character stupid.
Speaker 2: He admits he went all angry teacher at her yesterday
Speaker 2: and just wanted to make sure that he's not the
Speaker 2: reason that she stayed at home Cleo herself. But as
Speaker 2: Mollie assures mister Perkins, that's not the case and she
Speaker 2: will eventually blow his mind. Mister Perkins calls Cleo one
Speaker 2: of the brightest students in his class. She could do
Speaker 2: great things if she wanted to, And with that, Cleo
Speaker 2: and George leave, just as Koog finds his bear costume
Speaker 2: in the hallway. So the logistics question is the bear
Speaker 2: costume stuff becomes you cannot again.
Speaker 1: The only slip up that I feel happened within the
Speaker 1: rules of the magic in this movie.
Speaker 2: So that doesn't stay per But it doesn't.
Speaker 1: Because and then I went, well, she's wearing that Dorothy costume,
Speaker 1: which went away when she put it on.
Speaker 2: Do you think now that I'm gonna ask a very
Speaker 2: strange question, do you think the reason that they had
Speaker 2: to do the whole thing with the clothes is because
Speaker 2: essentially to show her the great reveal of her completely invisible,
Speaker 2: it would have had to imply that she slept naked,
Speaker 2: like you know what I mean, Like they wanted her
Speaker 2: fully invisible, so the clothes had to turn invisible too,
Speaker 2: because if the clothes didn't turn invisible, they'd either have
Speaker 2: to show her wearing clothes so she wouldn't be fully invisible,
Speaker 2: which they wanted to show, or imply that she slept naked.
Speaker 2: And even though she's invisible, Disney's not going to show
Speaker 2: even invisible naked person.
Speaker 1: That might be the case.
Speaker 2: So I'm wondering if that was one of the rules
Speaker 2: of like, no, you gotta have her in clothes even
Speaker 2: if she's invisible. We'll just make it where the clothes
Speaker 2: turn invisible too, Like I wonder if that was one
Speaker 2: of the reasons, because yeah, but.
Speaker 1: Then, but then my question would be, like when she
Speaker 1: was holding things. If that's the case, why didn't the
Speaker 1: like if she held the pillow, why didn't the pillow.
Speaker 2: Or the steering wheel or the steering things.
Speaker 1: Like that bag, all that stuff she's holding items, Why
Speaker 1: don't those do only when they're on her body?
Speaker 2: And they could have also done something if that was
Speaker 2: the case, making where it happens faster, and then do
Speaker 2: a scene where both the girls have to hide. So
Speaker 2: she goes over and hugs her sister, and right does
Speaker 2: she hug her sister?
Speaker 1: Both of them disappear, And now we just jumped up
Speaker 1: like three million. Yeah that's probably yeah, exactly, calmed down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're right. They they didn't even have enough budget
Speaker 2: to go eighty minutes in this movie or show the
Speaker 2: whole thing in Canada shut crazy. So school's over and
Speaker 2: now we're in the parking lot. Molly wonders if she
Speaker 2: should have started turning visible by now. Cleo thinks, so
Speaker 2: they just need to go home and figure this whole
Speaker 2: thing out. But the problem is Cleo has a lacrosse
Speaker 2: game she has to play in as Molly. We quickly
Speaker 2: cut to a very crowded game about to start. Cleo
Speaker 2: is wearing a helmet again passing as her sister, but
Speaker 2: you can see like now, even her eyes aren't even covered, right, Cleo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this mask was even a mask.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like, oh, I put on barbed wire. You
Speaker 2: can't tell it's me. What Cleo tells her invisible sisters,
Speaker 2: She's gonna get creamed out there. Molly admits it's not
Speaker 2: even easy for her. She's terrified every game and can
Speaker 2: hardly sleep the night before. That's why she drinks ginger
Speaker 2: fizz every night, not because she farts all the time
Speaker 2: like we expected, but because she's nervous. When asked why
Speaker 2: she even plays, then, Molly says she just likes being
Speaker 2: part of the team. When she's part of something bigger
Speaker 2: than herself, it makes her feel better. She knows Cleo
Speaker 2: can do this and will be right next to her
Speaker 2: giving instructions the whole time. And with that, the game starts,
Speaker 2: but even with her invisible sister helping, she runs the
Speaker 2: wrong way. Then the ball ends up hitting Cleo directly
Speaker 2: in the head. No one comes to help her. They
Speaker 2: try to take off her mask be under that happens
Speaker 2: and it throws her on the ground.
Speaker 1: This is what my laugh out. It was a good one.
Speaker 1: I watched it a couple of times. I love physical comedy.
Speaker 2: I was just about to say that watching her on
Speaker 2: Girl Meets World, Rowan was very good at physical She
Speaker 2: was ver so is Sabrina. Actually, both Rowan and Sabrina
Speaker 2: very good physical comedians. They really will you will, Sabrina.
Speaker 1: Sorry, all right?
Speaker 2: I believe Cheetah girls. The dog was in the street.
Speaker 2: That counts. I believe you didn't know id the dog
Speaker 2: was stupid dogs trying to get a job. Well, some
Speaker 2: dogs deserve to be lost down a hole. I believed
Speaker 2: when you did that aerial in the middle of the street,
Speaker 2: that was me. I said, you're just that person, looked
Speaker 2: just like you. It was incredible. Oh, dare you incredible?
Speaker 2: Dare you? No? It was good. And then you made
Speaker 2: that with that guy. I totally bought that too. Yes,
Speaker 2: that wasn't me. Yes, I had to tell exactly, yes, Okay.
Speaker 2: After the fighting Owls give up their first goal and
Speaker 2: Cleo hasn't moved since her fall because she could be dead,
Speaker 2: but nobody comes and checks on her. Molly points out
Speaker 2: the college gouts are in the bleacher. She can't lose today,
Speaker 2: and so Molly has an idea. That's when we get
Speaker 2: a montage and invisible, Molly decides to just start running
Speaker 2: on the field herself at full speed, knocking out the
Speaker 2: other team or another word for that is cheating. Cheating
Speaker 2: since they'll never see her coming, and she just grabs
Speaker 2: her sister and runs her down the field, controlling her
Speaker 2: every move. It's like lacrosse weekend at Bernie's. Cleo scores
Speaker 2: and it's now tied seven to seven. Even the scouts
Speaker 2: look impressed. Then there's a timeout, so George gets to
Speaker 2: flirt with Nicki, and Cleo tells Molly she can't do
Speaker 2: this anymore. Molly begs her to keep playing. She needs this,
Speaker 2: and with play about to resume, Cleo gives the team
Speaker 2: a pep talk and now we are ready again. With
Speaker 2: just thirty seconds left, there's time for one more play
Speaker 2: the Owls game possession, and Cleo gets the ball. Her
Speaker 2: sister can't keep up this time, so she's all on
Speaker 2: her own. She gets a breakaway one on one with
Speaker 2: a keeper seconds left, She shoots, she scores, Cleo gets
Speaker 2: the winning goal. Molly tries to celebrate with her teammates,
Speaker 2: but quickly realizes even though they're chanting her name, no
Speaker 2: one can see her and now She's like, Hey, being
Speaker 2: invisible sucks. Now. Back at Molly and Cleo's house, Cleo
Speaker 2: is back in the lab with her invisible sister and
Speaker 2: George trying to figure out Molly's sells. She's panicked because
Speaker 2: they aren't metabolizing and if they don't neutralize the solution,
Speaker 2: the invisibility will become permanent. Since it take twenty four
Speaker 2: hours for a human to fully digest something, they have
Speaker 2: until midnight to come up with an antidote. Unfortunately, they
Speaker 2: don't even know where to start because Cleo can't even
Speaker 2: remember what's spilled into her solution. They decide they need
Speaker 2: to fully redo the experiment in a contained environment. They'll
Speaker 2: start with the basic sugar solution, adding chemicals until they
Speaker 2: get the right combination. They'll know they got it right
Speaker 2: when the moth vanishes. The girls then decide to go
Speaker 2: find a moth while George runs off to the school lab.
Speaker 2: And so Molly and Cleo go to where we know
Speaker 2: all moths go, the cemetery on Halloween night.
Speaker 1: Obviously, I mean it's outlandish, but like, if you are
Speaker 1: in New Orleans, you gotta get Yeah, spooky, that's all
Speaker 1: it is.
Speaker 2: And again, the thing I find interesting. Is nobody's in
Speaker 2: New Organs.
Speaker 1: No one's in there. When I was there, it was
Speaker 1: filled with.
Speaker 2: People, cemetery, everything's empty. It's like they shot that this
Speaker 2: is like a post apocalyptic invisible movie where there's just
Speaker 2: no people on the streets. It's really really weird. Yes, well,
Speaker 2: to their surprise, and no one else is is taking
Speaker 2: a long time to find him off. Their lantern goes
Speaker 2: out and Cleo tries to fix it. Some fog then
Speaker 2: washes over Molly and makes her slightly visible again. It's
Speaker 2: a very touching moment, as as Cleo admits it was
Speaker 2: nice to see her sister's face again, even if temporarily
Speaker 2: Molly is scared, but Cleo knows things will be okay,
Speaker 2: and in that moment they see him off. They chase
Speaker 2: after it, but it's flying so high and desperate, Molly
Speaker 2: decides to climb a tree to try to catch it,
Speaker 2: but before she can capture the bug invisible, Molly falls
Speaker 2: out of the tree and splashes into a huge puddle,
Speaker 2: drenching her sister. Cleo asks if she's okay, and Molly
Speaker 2: says she is not. She is very much not okay.
Speaker 2: She's in a cemetery at night, soaking wet and covered
Speaker 2: in swampoos. Plus now she's going to be invisible forever.
Speaker 2: Cleo swears there's still time, but Molly's ready to give up.
Speaker 2: Molly is done with science and Cleo's judgment and sarcasm.
Speaker 2: If she's going to be invisible forever and have her
Speaker 2: life ruined, she wants to face it alone. Cleo, of
Speaker 2: all people, can relate to that. Cleo tries to chase
Speaker 2: after and apologize, but when you're invisible, you can hide
Speaker 2: really well. Cleo eventually sits in a gravestone and apologizes
Speaker 2: out loud for everything. Molly is just not an easy
Speaker 2: sister to have because she has this light that everyone
Speaker 2: is drawn to. It's hard because Cleo has always wanted
Speaker 2: that herself, and when she doesn't get it, it's much
Speaker 2: easier to blame her sister than to blame herself. Now, crying,
Speaker 2: Cleo admits she should have just gone for your favorite
Speaker 2: for you don't get with all the toppings, get everything
Speaker 2: on top, do it, Cleo, And then Jordan has to
Speaker 2: take out a second mortgage on the house because he
Speaker 2: added gummy worms. They finally hug and head out. It
Speaker 2: is nine pm, and now the sisters have jumped in
Speaker 2: a very pretty and completely empty trolley to head to school,
Speaker 2: hoping George is everything set up in the lab. That
Speaker 2: same older lady who saw Cleo in a driverless car
Speaker 2: gets in the trolley but storms off when she sees Cleo.
Speaker 2: And this is a total callback to mister Ed. Remember
Speaker 2: mister Ed, we talked about the talking horse one. Yes,
Speaker 2: so there's always the same drunk that nobody would ever
Speaker 2: see mister Ed talk, but they would always wind as
Speaker 2: the scene talking to his best friend. The same drunk
Speaker 2: would always stumble in and see mister Ed talking, then
Speaker 2: look down at his bottle, then dump out his bottle
Speaker 2: and walk out. And so this was such a nod
Speaker 2: to that, which the same old lady walks in and
Speaker 2: then yell it's like, that's obviously what it was. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's so funny. Now on their way, Molly asked Cleo
Speaker 2: if she really meant what she said back there about
Speaker 2: feeling invisible. Cleo admits it's true, and Molly apologizes she
Speaker 2: had no idea, especially since she's always been envious of
Speaker 2: Cleo's brain. And with that, a Mason jar floats into
Speaker 2: the picture. It holds a moth and we hear Molly
Speaker 2: say you can come to Froyo next time. They hug
Speaker 2: and head out the Are you happy now? I read
Speaker 2: the whole than we can got that? That's so funny.
Speaker 2: Oh and then this just pissed me off to no end.
Speaker 2: They meet with the They meet with George at the
Speaker 2: school lab, but he couldn't get in because of security,
Speaker 2: meaning the whole time he's done. No, this guy's done nothing.
Speaker 1: We're about to enter an entire unnecessary section. But that
Speaker 1: would have taken us down to seventy two minutes. I
Speaker 1: think there's a limit, but he literally they for everyone
Speaker 1: to get paid to be over.
Speaker 2: They go like, all right, we'll go catch them off.
Speaker 2: You go set up the lab. They're there for twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: They come back and this guy's like staring at the door.
Speaker 2: I've been able to get in and where are phones?
Speaker 1: In?
Speaker 2: This movie would have had him right.
Speaker 1: Yes, text messaging is like was already the addictive like situation. Yeah,
Speaker 1: how did he not text table? I'm having trouble there's
Speaker 1: a security guard.
Speaker 2: Yeah, George in this scenario is as useless as a
Speaker 2: third nut. Thank you so much. I was serious I'd
Speaker 2: never talk to this kid again. I loved I didn't
Speaker 2: till this point. He's useless. He's useless, But Molly has
Speaker 2: an idea. With the security guard bragging about his yellow
Speaker 2: belt to somebody on the phone, she pranks him by
Speaker 2: knocking on the door and sneaking in when he opens it.
Speaker 2: She then uses a mop bucket to draw him into
Speaker 2: another hallway, only to scare them off with a magical
Speaker 2: bouncing basketball, which I thought was kind of maybe a
Speaker 2: little high school musical nod. Yet, and don't even get
Speaker 2: me started on the dripping paint buckets that put him
Speaker 2: smack dab in the middle of the world, in the
Speaker 2: middle of the word boo. With that, the guard sprints
Speaker 2: out of the building, screaming.
Speaker 1: I couldn't believe it took him that long. I would
Speaker 1: have been like that, that bucket, just moving for no reason.
Speaker 2: I'd be like you would have been gone on the
Speaker 2: first knock, such a scaredy cat, don't you.
Speaker 1: Literally would not have been able to stay in that
Speaker 1: already dark, giant building.
Speaker 2: Like anything. I can't at least have a chance of
Speaker 2: fighting back.
Speaker 1: I'm still if I'm downstairs too long and the house
Speaker 1: is dark I'm still running up the stairs bedroom. Just
Speaker 1: a case of ghosts, ghosts robbers that I didn't know
Speaker 1: was in that That's why.
Speaker 2: That's why ghost scare me, because firearms have no effect
Speaker 2: on you.
Speaker 1: Yes, O, man, geez our bats are.
Speaker 2: Nice, exactly, Ninja, she through Ninja stars at ghosts nice,
Speaker 2: that'd be Sabrina. George and Cleo run into the lab
Speaker 2: and immediately start working on Molly's antidote. They figure out
Speaker 2: how to make them off visible, but the chemistry is
Speaker 2: still too difficult to decipher. George says they'll need a
Speaker 2: governor scholar at chemistry, and that's of course Sea Dog himself. Carter,
Speaker 2: Cutie Carter with the Curls Kitty Carter with the girls,
Speaker 2: and they know he's at the Romp the swamp fundraiser
Speaker 2: either way, they head over to find him and the
Speaker 2: dance is bumping. Well, it's mostly fog machines, but it's
Speaker 2: still bumping. Cleo is nervous because if she goes into
Speaker 2: the dance then Carter will know he likes her, which
Speaker 2: she admits she does. Molly knows he likes her too,
Speaker 2: and if he doesn't then he'd be missing out and
Speaker 2: the best thing that ever happened to him. And once
Speaker 2: Cleo does take the big step into the party, where
Speaker 2: possibly the most annoying band we've ever heard in dcom
Speaker 2: ever is playing, she runs into the Kuge he's looking
Speaker 2: for Molly, Nervous she's gonna dump him, Cleo says she's
Speaker 2: just really busy and not to worry. He just wants
Speaker 2: her to be happy with her without him. He starts
Speaker 2: to ball and Cleo admits she's was never the biggest
Speaker 2: fan of his, but Molly is really lucky to have him.
Speaker 2: Then Invisible Molly blurts out that she misses him too,
Speaker 2: and what at her? Yeah? Right out of course they're
Speaker 2: all looking right in the eye. He's confused hearing her voice,
Speaker 2: so she explains the situation, eventually holding him up in
Speaker 2: the air to prove that it's her. They must have
Speaker 2: a very weird relationship if that's what is needed to
Speaker 2: convince Cleo. Uh yeah, needed to convince the koug. Cleo
Speaker 2: says she'll explain later, but if they don't find Carter,
Speaker 2: Koog will be going to the prom with an invisible
Speaker 2: girlfriend and that won't make for good pictures. Everyone splits
Speaker 2: up and George scurries through a haunted house and runs
Speaker 2: into Nikki, and instead of trying to save a girl's life,
Speaker 2: he asked her out cool priorities there, Hornball, And this
Speaker 2: is where I felt like they all could have been
Speaker 2: moving a little faster than they were. It was like,
Speaker 2: come on, man, yeah it was. It was very strange.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: Meanwhile, Cleo does finally find Cutie Carter with the Curls,
Speaker 2: who is dressed as a bowl of honey. Since Cleo
Speaker 2: was supposed to dress as a bear, which very cute,
Speaker 2: dead that so cute, very cute, absolutely was, he asked
Speaker 2: what's up with her? She stand offish and very confusing.
Speaker 2: She apologizes and admits she's always wanted to hang out
Speaker 2: with him, but didn't think he'd want to hang out
Speaker 2: with her. He says he spent a lot of time
Speaker 2: on his costume and might have overthought it a little bit.
Speaker 2: She wants to talk to him more, but right now
Speaker 2: she really needs his help, and with that they head
Speaker 2: to the barn. Now the entire gang has reunited in
Speaker 2: this forbidden barn. Carter asked what's going on and Cleo
Speaker 2: throws a blanket over invisible Molly, revealing her ghost outline.
Speaker 2: She says, Hi, Carter, and Carter of course faints, which
Speaker 2: is what I would have done later now with an
Speaker 2: ice pack, Carter scans a sophisticated solution and thinks he
Speaker 2: can figure out an antidote. Georgia reveals they only have
Speaker 2: forty five minutes and they need steam. That's what initially
Speaker 2: made the moth invisible, so they needed again, and since
Speaker 2: they can't get back into lab in time, they grab
Speaker 2: things from around the fundraiser to get it done. We
Speaker 2: get a quick montage. Love the montage, but this was
Speaker 2: a real quick one of the gang rounding up a
Speaker 2: heat source, some tubing and a funnel. Once they find
Speaker 2: the component to make the steam, they head back to
Speaker 2: the barn with just forty seconds until midnight. They are
Speaker 2: under the gun, but it's only working drip by drip.
Speaker 2: This is gonna take forever. And then mister Perkins starts
Speaker 2: knocking on the door with fifteen seconds left to hand
Speaker 2: Molly the antidote. But Molly wants to do something for
Speaker 2: Cleo first, and I was like, drink the.
Speaker 1: Thing, yes, drinky, what are you doing?
Speaker 2: What are you doing? She opens the door and pours
Speaker 2: flour on herself becoming slightly visible. She explains the whole
Speaker 2: situation to mister Perkins, revealing just how special Cleo really is.
Speaker 2: And I know what you're thinking, How did all this
Speaker 2: happen in fifteen seconds? Well it didn't. It's past midnight,
Speaker 2: but Molly drinks the concoction anyway. Cleo is stunned. How
Speaker 2: did she miss the deadline? It was perfectly set up
Speaker 2: for her? Molly says, letting mister Perkins know everything her
Speaker 2: sister did was a risk, but she was willing to
Speaker 2: take that risk. The Kug is, of course stunned. So
Speaker 2: I'll never see your beautiful fit cog, I'll never see
Speaker 2: your beautiful face again. But then he quickly turns a
Speaker 2: one to eighty and is hopeful about and it's hopeful
Speaker 2: about having half invisible kids one day. This guy just
Speaker 2: has such a good heart. This guy, n guy. The
Speaker 2: coup come on, dum, I date the coup come on.
Speaker 2: And Cleo though, she's just not willing to give up
Speaker 2: right now, but Carter's out of options. He says, it
Speaker 2: should still have worked. Cleo asked Molly if she ate
Speaker 2: or drank anything weird last night, and they realized they're
Speaker 2: missing one thing, the ginger fizz she swallowed with the off.
Speaker 2: Cleo adjust the antidote now with the ginger fizz and
Speaker 2: hands it to her sister. But before she tries it,
Speaker 2: she says, no matter what happens, she enjoyed spending the
Speaker 2: day with Cleo weird, And with that she downs the antidote.
Speaker 2: Nothing happens at first in the entire group watches and anticipation,
Speaker 2: and then with a pretty good effect, she slowly reappears.
Speaker 2: So this means, of course, that the countdown never meant
Speaker 2: anything at all, although they did try to stop it
Speaker 2: by they tried to justify it by saying your calculations
Speaker 2: were not adjustable, but they said variable, kind of like,
Speaker 2: if anything, we should have had more time. So it worked.
Speaker 2: The sisters embrace and the group cheersually, leaving the barn
Speaker 2: to celebrate. Koug says the Koug needs to blow off
Speaker 2: some steam, and mister Perkins admits Cleo finally did some
Speaker 2: real science. Yeah, she invented invisibility. Yes, maybe a little
Speaker 2: too real, he says. He chairs the New Orleans Association
Speaker 2: of Applied Scientists and wonders if she'd be willing to
Speaker 2: present her findings next month. She agrees, and Perkins enters
Speaker 2: the dance just as Carter approaches. He knows it's been
Speaker 2: a long night. He's dresses honey, but he wants to
Speaker 2: dance with her, and with that they hold hands and
Speaker 2: go to romp the swamp. We hear Clearo's narration once again,
Speaker 2: explaining that the line between visible and invisible isn't that wide.
Speaker 2: That's when we cut to a packed auditorium where Cleo
Speaker 2: is getting a standing ovation. She's presenting her findings to
Speaker 2: the New Orleans scientists. At all she now knows that
Speaker 2: the visible things can disappear and invisible things can finally
Speaker 2: be seen. And then that's right, Sabrina. We're at your
Speaker 2: favorite place in the world, ret Mildred's Frozen yogurt shop
Speaker 2: in the French Quarter. Cleo and Carter, the Kug and
Speaker 2: Molly and a new couple George and Nikki are all
Speaker 2: eating together. And that is our movie. WHOA can we
Speaker 2: do some real reviews, Sabrina? Oh boy, I got the
Speaker 2: five star.
Speaker 1: Yes, I got the let's start there.
Speaker 2: We found a five star. Uh this is from reviews
Speaker 2: now and I said it that loud because the now
Speaker 2: is capitalized. Despite oh, I love this review. I really do.
Speaker 2: Despite improbable developmental growth and televised cheesiness. It's a twofold
Speaker 2: picture in two ways. The title not only describing its
Speaker 2: literal sense, but it's also socially relatable before scientifically reversing
Speaker 2: the roles and managed to achieve a better storytelling. I'm
Speaker 2: reading this properly. People achieve a better storytelling when it
Speaker 2: comes to invisibility. Well at the same time, one of
Speaker 2: the better Disney Channel films. Huh what? Five stars? Don't
Speaker 2: know what you said? Reviews now reviews No five star exactly,
Speaker 2: You've got the one star, so I do.
Speaker 1: Steve's pissed guys is miss He does not like this
Speaker 1: movie with this one star. The setup for the invisible
Speaker 1: sister is so ludicrous it's impossible. My favorite part is
Speaker 1: when the sister is invisible, everyone still is able to
Speaker 1: look at her directly in the eyes. This one is
Speaker 1: a fat turkey.
Speaker 2: Okay, one star, fat turkey, one star, one fat turkey star. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: we are now coming to our favorite portion of the program.
Speaker 2: Well your favorite portion of the program.
Speaker 1: Do now love this part.
Speaker 2: Because producer Jensen isn't around as much. That's why you
Speaker 2: love it. Be honest.
Speaker 1: He doesn't him not being here, mikaylaan and uh and Lisa,
Speaker 1: don't make me feel as dumb.
Speaker 2: You're not dumb. Were playing with producer Lisa. We have
Speaker 2: producer Lisa today. Intro our feature game is called where
Speaker 2: because I like to pronounci. H are they now?
Speaker 1: It's like wheat?
Speaker 2: Where cool whip? Where are they now? Nice? Now? Where
Speaker 2: are they now? Invisible sister clearly deals with the disappearance
Speaker 2: of Molly. Luckily she returned by the end of the film,
Speaker 2: but there are mysteries out there that are yet to
Speaker 2: be solved. We're going to be given five questions about
Speaker 2: famous disappearances, and we must answer three correctly to win.
Speaker 2: You feel in confidence, Abrena not in.
Speaker 1: Any shape right, which is normal?
Speaker 2: Here we go, so Number one pioneering aviator Amelia Earhard
Speaker 2: attempted to circumnavigate the globe in nineteen thirty seven, but
Speaker 2: vanished over what body of water? Is it A the
Speaker 2: Atlantic Ocean? Be the Pacific Ocean, see the Indian Ocean
Speaker 2: or d Billy Ocean?
Speaker 1: A Atlantic Ocean.
Speaker 2: I think it's B the Pacific Ocean. It is B. Gosh.
Speaker 1: She that was the only one I had shot.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty sure she disappeared of memory serves near the
Speaker 2: Howling Islands, and they thought there was a chance she
Speaker 2: actually landed there on in her Electra forty one. I
Speaker 2: think that flight was I forget nerd you. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: love familiar art. Okay, infaminished she did, but yeah, okay.
Speaker 2: Infamous teamster leader and allegedly having some mafia ties. Jimmy
Speaker 2: Hoffa just up and disappeared, as some well people that
Speaker 2: were at that time used to do. In nineteen seventy five.
Speaker 2: His body was never found. So how many years did
Speaker 2: it take to officially declare him legally dead? A three
Speaker 2: B five C seven D. He is still considered quote
Speaker 2: unquote missing.
Speaker 1: Oh, I think he's still missing. D.
Speaker 2: I think it's C seven C god C seven, thank
Speaker 2: you very much. No, they actually seven.
Speaker 1: That sounds like.
Speaker 2: Or you set my battleship. I think other people have
Speaker 2: now come out and kind of told what they think
Speaker 2: what they're pretty sure happened, which is he was taken away,
Speaker 2: he was killed and then brought to a local crematorium
Speaker 2: where they burned his body. So they're pretty sure that's
Speaker 2: what happened.
Speaker 1: There's also rumors that without the evidence of his DNA.
Speaker 2: How can they like really, because it was the guy
Speaker 2: who claimed to have actually killed them coming out and
Speaker 2: saying this is what happened. Yeah, it's like one of
Speaker 2: the mafia people claimed that that. Yeah, there's also rumors
Speaker 2: that he's under freeway overpasses and he's part of I
Speaker 2: think it's like Wrigley Field. I mean, there's like he
Speaker 2: was buried in all these places here.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Malaysia Airline flight MH three seventy genuinely vanished while flying
Speaker 2: from Kuala on port of Beijing in twenty fourteen. How
Speaker 2: many people are on that flight? This is a sad question.
Speaker 2: I don't want to answer this.
Speaker 1: We're skipping this one.
Speaker 2: I am. I'm snipping it. We're both got that one, right.
Speaker 1: I don't like it.
Speaker 2: I don't like flying stuff number four, So we both
Speaker 2: got that right. Congratulations you were great. World renowned band
Speaker 2: leader Glenn Miller boarded a small military aircraft in nineteen
Speaker 2: forty four to perform for troops in Paris and was
Speaker 2: never heard from again, and no wreckage was ever found.
Speaker 2: How many number one hits did he have in the
Speaker 2: three year span from nineteen thirty nine nineteen forty two.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, it's just funny to you. Is Glenn Miller's
Speaker 2: passing funny to you? Sabrina in nineteen forty two.
Speaker 1: And was never found.
Speaker 2: Fruit? Exactly? I know. It was like there's a change.
Speaker 1: What was his favorite fruit?
Speaker 2: That's a chance, like what how when he hits he
Speaker 2: went down in a small military I crafted nineteen forty four?
Speaker 2: What was his favorite tan step? Exactly? All right? So
Speaker 2: how many number one hits to the f was it
Speaker 2: in that three year?
Speaker 1: Spanish Joe cole Brew is hitting this?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you've taken one ship Like I'm.
Speaker 1: Like loopy right now.
Speaker 2: Okay, here go a three B four C five or
Speaker 2: D sixteen C five battleship hit hit. I'm gonna say
Speaker 2: Glenn Miller was big three years. I'm gonna say D
Speaker 2: sixteen that's.
Speaker 1: A lot of number one hits. D no way, Amy Jensen,
Speaker 1: thank you ball numbers. And then just throwing that big
Speaker 1: one night and think there was a shot out.
Speaker 2: Number five And the last question I won, by.
Speaker 1: The way, Yes, I know, because you do every.
Speaker 2: Week awesome, I do not number five. The Dresden Green
Speaker 2: Vault held diamond jewelry sets a sword with a diamond
Speaker 2: encrusted handle, several diamond shoe buckles made of diamonds, and
Speaker 2: part of a diamond necklace that belonged to Queen Amelia
Speaker 2: Augusta from eighteen twenty four. They were stolen in December
Speaker 2: twenty twenty two from a museum in Berlin. Thirty one
Speaker 2: of the items were eventually returned to authorities. What is
Speaker 2: the estimated value of the items that were stolen? Is
Speaker 2: it A forty five million, B seventy eight million, CE
Speaker 2: one hundred and thirteen million or D one billion dollars?
Speaker 1: Ooh, I'm gonna stick with C.
Speaker 2: Go on for C again. One hundred and thirteen million
Speaker 2: seems like a lot. But yeah, I'm gonna say B
Speaker 2: seventy eight million, okay.
Speaker 4: And Sabrina is right, I got too right, You got
Speaker 4: too right.
Speaker 2: One of them is the one these skipped.
Speaker 5: But yes, can we do some, Sabrina Sea, Yes we can,
Speaker 5: Sabrina sees.
Speaker 1: Okay, my first little qualm happened, but then it actually
Speaker 1: kind of got resolved. The way she's talking to this
Speaker 1: professor or teacher, I guess threw me so bad. I
Speaker 1: was like, whoa that she rude?
Speaker 2: Oh? So rude?
Speaker 1: When she talks about that, like, I mean, her comments
Speaker 1: are funny, it's it's comedic. But like when he's like
Speaker 1: when she says the like skinny jeans that he's like
Speaker 1: almost young enough to wear something, I was like, oh
Speaker 1: my gosh. And then so then it kind of made
Speaker 1: it okay for me when he goes, yeah, well that's
Speaker 1: gonna be your full grade. Yeah, let me yes, but
Speaker 1: then it switched. I really loved that moment, and I
Speaker 1: think this is one of my favorite things of Disney.
Speaker 1: Being a teacher believe in her so much was such
Speaker 1: a cool moment for this movie that did kind of
Speaker 1: go a wall at times, but having her hear it
Speaker 1: directly from his mouth to of like him talking about
Speaker 1: her when he thought she was Molly, was like such
Speaker 1: a great moment. I think teachers don't get enough credit
Speaker 1: of how much and kids don't ever really realize how
Speaker 1: much you can be like inspired by a teacher and
Speaker 1: inspired by somebody who's not your parents believing you. That
Speaker 1: was a little bit of a did you have an
Speaker 1: important teacher? Yes, and she's still part of my life.
Speaker 1: Name Stacy Schue.
Speaker 2: Okay, what did she teach? She?
Speaker 1: She was actually just my advisor for song And what
Speaker 1: I love about her is she she believed in me
Speaker 1: so much. And she wasn't even a dancer. She's a
Speaker 1: She's a cheer coach that did the whole program that
Speaker 1: both cheering dance was under. And I still work with
Speaker 1: her today. She's guys are still but yeah, she her
Speaker 1: belief in me, not being my parents. She's very stern.
Speaker 1: The rules were the rules. If I couldn't make it
Speaker 1: because of an audition or something like that, she helped
Speaker 1: me accountable, but also like just believed in so much
Speaker 1: of what I was doing, Like she didn't want me
Speaker 1: to not audition. She just wanted to know that there
Speaker 1: were consequences if I was gonna misspractice, which is fair.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I.
Speaker 1: Just learned so much by her. But a moment shout
Speaker 1: out stays so anyways, Yes, uh, I knew you were
Speaker 1: going to have a I was like, oh, this mask
Speaker 1: is not enough for will enough. Oh they were awful
Speaker 1: and it just didn't make sense. I totally agree. We
Speaker 1: harped on it too enough, that was for sure. You
Speaker 1: didn't even once you went right by it, And you
Speaker 1: said that so many times in our script today, not
Speaker 1: once did the fighting owls bother you and I like
Speaker 1: Paul because what was the what is the mascot in Zombies?
Speaker 2: The shrimp?
Speaker 1: The shrimp? I want to be like, what is Paul's
Speaker 1: deal with these ridiculous mascots? Are not They are not intimidating,
Speaker 1: They are not anything like the fighting owl. Yeah yeah, Oh,
Speaker 1: next time we talked to him, we have got to
Speaker 1: talk about these mascot choices.
Speaker 2: Are these his choices? Does he have any?
Speaker 1: I think they were because he's really funny, So I
Speaker 1: think that's a funny thing.
Speaker 2: I want to know.
Speaker 1: Having George come on the field irked me because you
Speaker 1: are not allowed to go on the field middle of
Speaker 1: the Can you do it in the middle of the game?
Speaker 1: In so many Disney movies? Yes, what was the last
Speaker 1: movie that they played the random Homecoming game.
Speaker 2: Ashley? Uhh uh?
Speaker 1: Perfect Boy? Or oh that movie how to Build a
Speaker 1: Better Boy?
Speaker 2: How to Build a Better Boy?
Speaker 1: Thank you, Lisa, Yes, how to Build a Better Boy?
Speaker 1: Randomly just going on the field not allowed? Not allowed.
Speaker 2: There's literally one of the biggest things in the history
Speaker 2: of Disney is a song called get your Head in
Speaker 2: the Game.
Speaker 1: Uh huh?
Speaker 2: Is that what it's called? Yes, that's what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: get your head in the game in the middle of
Speaker 2: the game. I thought you said.
Speaker 1: I thought you were gonna say someone was randomly on
Speaker 1: the No.
Speaker 2: I'm saying. I'm saying, get your head in the game.
Speaker 2: It's like it's you're in the middle of the game.
Speaker 2: You can't do the game, keep your characters off the
Speaker 2: sports field.
Speaker 1: And then you didn't mention either. The goalie in the
Speaker 1: final goal of the lacrosse game, by the way, lacrosse
Speaker 1: game really got I liked it. I liked that such
Speaker 1: a I love sports, though I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Yes, you do, of course you do. It's like your
Speaker 2: never oh yeah, no, my brother's played. You wear pat
Speaker 2: you were full helmets and full yeah yeah, ring a
Speaker 2: football uniform. Right.
Speaker 1: They didn't have that on.
Speaker 2: No, they didn't.
Speaker 1: That's interesting, Disney. They never do that. If anything, they're
Speaker 1: like overly at it or whatever. Okay, the goalie in
Speaker 1: the final goal jumps towards the ball, but like doesn't
Speaker 1: use any aspect of like blocking it.
Speaker 2: It was the that's a person that the scouts are
Speaker 2: gonna be like, No, not.
Speaker 1: Wirst goalie ever. Sorry for that person, But yes, that
Speaker 1: was a terrible goal and that was it. We covered
Speaker 1: everything else.
Speaker 2: We can and with terrible goalie.
Speaker 1: I love that, well goalie.
Speaker 2: It is now, of course, the portion of our program
Speaker 2: where we rate the film that we just saw, and
Speaker 2: we're gonna do well. We're in person, So let's do
Speaker 2: it a little bit differently. Okay, let's do one out
Speaker 2: of ten?
Speaker 1: Got it?
Speaker 2: One will be the smallest.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right?
Speaker 2: So here are options this week? Is this one out
Speaker 2: of ten fro yo chance huh? One out of ten,
Speaker 2: the Koog's, one out of ten, moth waters, one ten meatball? Oh,
Speaker 2: I hope that's not the one we picked, but I
Speaker 2: kind of hope it is one of ten invisible herpies,
Speaker 2: a roll, Dorothy masks, massage line, human centipedes, cemetery moths,
Speaker 2: one out often useless Georgie's, or one out of ten
Speaker 2: half in vision kids. I get to pick this week,
Speaker 2: I think, And just because I want to hear you
Speaker 2: say it, we're gonna do one on a ten meatballs.
Speaker 2: I also think I go.
Speaker 1: Also, don't think I'm gonna have meatballs for her.
Speaker 2: I know I've been eating so many lately. I think
Speaker 2: I go first. This time, you go first, this time. Remember,
Speaker 2: I don't either. What did we watch last? Oh, the
Speaker 2: Horse movie?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'll go, Okay, you go first, Okay.
Speaker 1: So I can end it on a little bit again.
Speaker 2: Look, the cast in this movie was great. They really were.
Speaker 2: There was not a weak actor in the whole bunch.
Speaker 2: Rowan phenomenal. You can tell she was going to be
Speaker 2: a star right away. She commands the screen. She's cute,
Speaker 2: she's funny. The girl who played her sister great, Alex Dasier, amazing.
Speaker 2: All the cast they put around her was incredible. I
Speaker 2: had no problem with the cast whatsoever. The initial idea
Speaker 2: of your sister turns into and now you've got to
Speaker 2: go to high school. You want to be invisible. She's
Speaker 2: a And it works on a bunch of different levels,
Speaker 2: it really does. And then it becomes ridiculous where now
Speaker 2: you're me and all you have to do is put
Speaker 2: on this tiny mask and no one's gonna wreck. It
Speaker 2: drives me insane. It is so cheap and such a
Speaker 2: cheat to having to write actually what happens. That's the
Speaker 2: problem is you could come up with a story that's great. Again,
Speaker 2: put her in a Halloween costume all day and then it's, oh,
Speaker 2: I gotta keep the Halloween costume on. How are you
Speaker 2: gonna eat lunch? I can't eat lunch. I'm trying to
Speaker 2: shove it through your bare costume. There's so many ways
Speaker 2: to use it in the story as opposed to just
Speaker 2: we're gonna put on a mask and we're gonna make
Speaker 2: it where everybody else is stupid. Yea. It drives me
Speaker 2: up the wall because this was possibly a very good movie. Again,
Speaker 2: great cast, the special effects looked really good, so I
Speaker 2: was like, I was excited for this. It's not too long.
Speaker 2: It was like, hey, this could be great. And they
Speaker 2: do stuff like that. It just drives me insane. It
Speaker 2: is so easy and cheap. I don't like it. That
Speaker 2: brought my score, brought the score way down for me.
Speaker 2: The cast brought it way up. That brought it way down.
Speaker 2: So I think I'm generously gonna give this a five
Speaker 2: point five meat ball. They forgot I am because it's
Speaker 2: just I'm sorry. And also, the thing that makes me
Speaker 2: mad is if you do something like this and it's
Speaker 2: a bad movie anyway, okay, then it's just another thing
Speaker 2: that's happening in a bad movie. But when you've got
Speaker 2: this cast, and you've got a good idea, and you've
Speaker 2: got this director right, and you've got this special effects
Speaker 2: budget and all this kind of stuff, and you just
Speaker 2: do that with the story. It's just it really drives
Speaker 2: me up the wall. So I think I'm being generous
Speaker 2: with the five point five.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, we got Daddy ho In on this movie,
Speaker 1: so I have a set limit of how low I
Speaker 1: would go her in general, because I love him so much.
Speaker 1: I do too, But I do agree that there could
Speaker 1: have been a rewrite that made that they worked around
Speaker 1: that situation. They have one character that could have passed by.
Speaker 1: It would been hilarious the whole.
Speaker 2: Time, her right soun.
Speaker 1: Maybe not all her team knew knew like okay, that's fair,
Speaker 1: but like her best friend, like they could have added
Speaker 1: a little bit more people to make it not as extreme.
Speaker 1: The teacher's not realizing it. He wasn't even she's not
Speaker 1: even his student like that.
Speaker 2: Ways to do I mean, H Double Hockey Sticks. So
Speaker 2: at the end of H Double Hockey Sticks, I'm supposed
Speaker 2: to go My character is supposed to take over for
Speaker 2: Matt Lawrence on the ice and pretend to be him
Speaker 2: on the ice. If you remember that. Yes, they put
Speaker 2: me in a full hockey thing and then covered my
Speaker 2: face like I had broken my nose because from the
Speaker 2: last check, so my whole face is covered. Why she's
Speaker 2: on the lacrosse field? What you know? Why can't she
Speaker 2: She's got to go from wearing a costume all day
Speaker 2: to now full across pads, a full across helmet. Why
Speaker 2: you never wear that? I know, Well, I didn't want
Speaker 2: to hurt my nose for the dance tonight. There's so
Speaker 2: many ways to do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, does that work right? Yes?
Speaker 2: And they just they just went, nah, we're not gonna
Speaker 2: do any of it.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So but even still, I felt like the special
Speaker 1: effects really were actually very very good, and I thought
Speaker 1: it was really cool how they went in and out.
Speaker 1: They used great moments to do that, and I liked that.
Speaker 1: There were a lot of things that I did like
Speaker 1: that overrode the ridiculousness of that kind of stuff. Paul
Speaker 1: Hoen his everything he did. There's so much comedy moments
Speaker 1: where I feel like that was Paul really having a
Speaker 1: big hand on things. And I generally like liked it
Speaker 1: but didn't love this movie. And one thing I would
Speaker 1: have bought would have bumped it up one more notch.
Speaker 1: When we got into the what was it Swamp Swamp?
Speaker 2: What was swamp Romp?
Speaker 1: With that set at the entrance in it, I was like,
Speaker 1: there's gonna be a dance number because it looked like
Speaker 1: a setup of that, and I was kind of sad
Speaker 1: that it didn't happen.
Speaker 2: It would have been so random though, meaning like, how
Speaker 2: how are there not? Maybe there were and I just
Speaker 2: missed them, But how do you not do costumes from
Speaker 2: like other Disney.
Speaker 1: Other Disney movies. Yes, there could have been a zombies
Speaker 1: kid in there.
Speaker 2: Well maybe not yeah yet no, but a high school
Speaker 2: musical kid. There could have been some cheetah girls.
Speaker 1: I know when it comes to like a Halloween thing,
Speaker 1: I always think of that as well. Anyway, I did
Speaker 1: like the movie, didn't love it. It was kind of
Speaker 1: just one of those like pass through it and you know,
Speaker 1: that's what it was. So for me, this was a
Speaker 1: seven meet ball, yes seven meatball, because again I some
Speaker 1: of this stuff was just kind of like, yeah, I
Speaker 1: guess that was yeah, whatever whatever. But I didn't hate it,
Speaker 1: and there were moments and like you said, the cast
Speaker 1: is really good and I love love and there was
Speaker 1: three couples that came out of this movie, so that
Speaker 1: also was great for me. I love the little ones
Speaker 1: just falling in love. I loved the koog and how
Speaker 1: much love we had. It was great. So anyway, seven Meatball,
Speaker 1: Meatball Meatballs.
Speaker 2: Yes, I love that. We just keep saying it. That
Speaker 2: is my favorite. Thank you our next movie, everybody, Wow,
Speaker 2: we're in for a very big one, guys, and we're
Speaker 2: kind of breaking our own little rules here a little bit, yeah,
Speaker 2: because we're not doing a dcom, but it's so awesome
Speaker 2: and important that it's necessary because it's just in time
Speaker 2: for the return of Rick Moranas in the new Spaceballs
Speaker 2: movie where we're visiting one of the most successful blockbusters,
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty nine's Honey I Shrunk the Kids, a theatrical
Speaker 2: release that eventually turned into a dcom three qurol. So
Speaker 2: we're skirting our own rules here, but I want to
Speaker 2: watch it and it's one of and it is also
Speaker 2: on Disney Plus of course, so go and check it
Speaker 2: out early so you can be prepared. If you haven't
Speaker 2: seen this movie. It it's so good, it's so much fun,
Speaker 2: the cast is great, It's was so ahead of its time.
Speaker 2: This movie was wonderful, So I hope I remember it
Speaker 2: being wonderful.
Speaker 1: Oh no, it was. It's not going to disappear. There's
Speaker 1: no way. This movie for sure. Talk about this, this
Speaker 1: podcast being all about nostalgia. This is it for so
Speaker 1: such a huge generation, and I'm so excited me to
Speaker 1: watch this.
Speaker 2: Is this is a this is a rewatch. I'm very
Speaker 2: much looking forward to.
Speaker 1: This is a movie. I definitely watched probably at least
Speaker 1: one hundred times.
Speaker 2: Oh, I've seen I watched this movie a ton as well. Yeah,
Speaker 2: this is a great movie.
Speaker 1: I wore out my VHS in this for sure, like
Speaker 1: it was the had to get another content. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: think it's gonna be really gross.
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