Speaker 1: I think we probably talked about this last time about
Speaker 1: had you ever been to a summer camp or not?
Speaker 2: We did?
Speaker 3: We talked about that.
Speaker 1: So then I'm going to ask, have you ever been
Speaker 1: a Brownie or a girl Scout?
Speaker 3: Did we ever talk about that?
Speaker 2: I think we have too.
Speaker 3: Did we we get nothing left that?
Speaker 1: Our relationship is over at this point, we have nothing
Speaker 1: left to discuss.
Speaker 3: Thank you for joining us in Magical rewind. It's going
Speaker 3: to be a short, short episode.
Speaker 2: Because I was a Brownie.
Speaker 4: I think I had mentioned that my mom when she
Speaker 4: talks about how I was in my Brownie uniform, there
Speaker 4: was nothing I was more proud of at that age.
Speaker 4: I was like my Brownie uniform. I was just every
Speaker 4: time we put it on, it was very excited for me.
Speaker 4: I loved all my patches, you know, it was a
Speaker 4: whole thing. And then I think I had mentioned so
Speaker 4: a lot of my friends continued there brownies. Actually, Adrian
Speaker 4: by Loan went through my the my friend.
Speaker 2: The Cheetah Girl went through the whole thing.
Speaker 4: Like there's like a graduation, so it can go all
Speaker 4: the way through high school.
Speaker 3: Well that's what I'm asking.
Speaker 1: So in Boy Scouts, it's Eagle Scout is the one
Speaker 1: that's like the big one where you get a presidential whatever.
Speaker 3: I never made it there. I was a boy scout, Okay.
Speaker 1: So what's the what's the Brownie and girl Scout equivalent
Speaker 1: of an Eagle Scout?
Speaker 4: Brownie is either the very first one or there might
Speaker 4: be one under it kind of goes by age, I think,
Speaker 4: is what I remember, So I think there might be
Speaker 4: like a little one under that. But Brownie's kind of
Speaker 4: like the first, and then I think there's daisies, and
Speaker 4: then I feel like it's just girl Scouts, Like you're
Speaker 4: just like a girl.
Speaker 3: Then what's that what?
Speaker 1: I'm like, they have to have the equivalent of like
Speaker 1: the Eagle Scout in the girl Scouts, So it's something
Speaker 1: did you get how to dispose my body?
Speaker 4: I did one year of Brownies and that was all
Speaker 4: my schedule will allow me to do, because then I
Speaker 4: was doing soccer and dance.
Speaker 1: What badges did you get if you didn't get the
Speaker 1: disposed of a body badge?
Speaker 4: I think it was I think I could like kind
Speaker 4: of like they were like kind of crafting ones or learning.
Speaker 4: I feel like we learned how to do the fire,
Speaker 4: But it wasn't like what you see in the movies.
Speaker 2: It was like you light a match exactly.
Speaker 3: I was already smoking as a boy scout, so I
Speaker 3: just pull out my zippo. I think that was the
Speaker 3: easiest way to do it.
Speaker 1: But I am going to google this really quickly because
Speaker 1: now I really want to know.
Speaker 2: Now you need to know.
Speaker 1: I want to know what's the what's the girl Scout?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I that's one thing that pops right up.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: The Girl Scout Gold Award is the most prestigious award
Speaker 1: in girl scouting quick and I had scout.
Speaker 2: In quite a few friends in my area that continue
Speaker 2: to go through it like and that. And my dad.
Speaker 4: I remember when like the youngest of my friends that
Speaker 4: we played soccer together, You're gonna love.
Speaker 2: Her name was.
Speaker 4: Lindsay Knuckles, and her mom and her were really big,
Speaker 4: really big into the girl scout world, and so she
Speaker 4: was who my dad always would get the girl Like
Speaker 4: she would come to Fred's house. My dad and was like,
Speaker 4: all right, you're gonna get your forty boxes this year,
Speaker 4: and He's like, I'm.
Speaker 2: Up in it to fifty.
Speaker 3: Girl like you call her dad, Fred.
Speaker 4: Well, when I put them in situations like that and
Speaker 4: he's like both my parents in a lot of senses
Speaker 4: to me are like kind of my little cartoon characters.
Speaker 4: They're so cute and funny and they've got the best
Speaker 4: like little stories, and like the fact that my dad
Speaker 4: is pretty much a cookie monster is just so funny.
Speaker 2: So I'm not kidding.
Speaker 4: He would have he would buy fifteen from this one.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: They would all kind of hit up.
Speaker 4: My dad like, hey are you getting Hey, I'm really
Speaker 4: low on my account this year.
Speaker 2: Would out, he would, he would we would have.
Speaker 4: Them all year long because he would get there, made
Speaker 4: so many, I know, and he was always such a
Speaker 4: good Oh really, you're not a mint guy, Like.
Speaker 1: I don't like mint. Like to me, mint belongs to toothpaste.
Speaker 1: But for some reason, thin Min's cold, thin Min's from
Speaker 1: the freezer.
Speaker 3: I can keep those all day because.
Speaker 2: Intimate, Yes, mine, mine are well.
Speaker 4: They used to be called Samoa's and then got changed
Speaker 4: to Caramel Delights.
Speaker 3: I think something like that.
Speaker 4: Good, Yeah, I think, yeah, there's there was a new
Speaker 4: one that I tried. So now I'm like, I can't
Speaker 4: go past them at the grocery store. And knowing that
Speaker 4: they take venmo zelle, they take everything, but you can't
Speaker 4: say you can no longer say oh, I don't have
Speaker 4: any cash on me, babe, sorry, like we take zell
Speaker 4: venmo oh man.
Speaker 3: That's why.
Speaker 1: That's when I just run away and as I'm like
Speaker 1: stop it now.
Speaker 4: No, I can't. I can't walk by them. It's just
Speaker 4: too cute.
Speaker 1: They set out, they set up for us out here,
Speaker 1: sometimes in front of weed dispensaries.
Speaker 2: Yes, which I think is brilliant, brilliant. I mean that
Speaker 2: is yes, genius, so good. I don't know what kind
Speaker 2: of parenting that says.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's really range for me.
Speaker 2: I mean it's business marketing.
Speaker 4: But you know, the one thing I will say, and
Speaker 4: I don't know if I have walked past them, is
Speaker 4: the boy Scouts because they sell popcorn.
Speaker 3: Yes, this is jar though.
Speaker 2: Yes, this popcorn is so good.
Speaker 4: Though, I will say that it's probably some of the
Speaker 4: coolest different types of popcorn I've ever had. I got
Speaker 4: three bags, thinking that's the same thing that do we
Speaker 4: do at a girl's cat. I'm gonna get one box
Speaker 4: of cookies. I'm gonna get three maybe four from you guys.
Speaker 4: That's gonna be a good, little like little purchase for you.
Speaker 4: I got three bags of I'm like, I'm gonna get
Speaker 4: one for myself. My dad likes one, my mother and
Speaker 4: like one, So I got three. Why did I walk away?
Speaker 4: I'm not even kidding.
Speaker 2: It was like sixty dollars.
Speaker 3: I'm like, yeah, I did the same thing five dollars.
Speaker 2: I went, I can't be the cheap old lady.
Speaker 3: I was like, oh I can't. Yeah, I got that.
Speaker 3: I'm giving this back to you badge that day. I
Speaker 3: don't want your Bobby Well.
Speaker 1: Welcome back to Magical Rewind, the show that makes you
Speaker 1: want to grab your friends your pj's and you're super
Speaker 1: expensive popcorn and go back to a time and all
Speaker 1: the houses are smart, the waves, tsunamis and the boy
Speaker 1: Scouts didn't.
Speaker 3: Bother you outside every grocery store. I'm Wilfred Dell.
Speaker 2: And I'm Sabrina Brian.
Speaker 3: Oh we're here.
Speaker 1: It was the eightieth dcom ever made, Yes, eight zero
Speaker 1: ever made, yet one of the most popular of all time,
Speaker 1: but if you ask me, still not as good as
Speaker 1: band Slam. This week we are tackling a sequel. It's
Speaker 1: twenty ten's musical Camp Rock two. This time it's personal
Speaker 1: No camp Rock to the Fire Final Jam this is
Speaker 1: the last time any of them are eating jelly.
Speaker 3: The movie premiered on September third, two thous.
Speaker 1: We needed to Make You Less and I love it.
Speaker 1: I am gonna get that smoothie out of your nose
Speaker 1: one day. The movie premiered on September third, twenty ten.
Speaker 1: This after the overwhelming success of the first Camp Rock,
Speaker 1: a hit that helped catapult both Demi Levado and the Jonas.
Speaker 3: Brothers into a new stratosphere of fame.
Speaker 1: So, going into Camp Rock two, were you able to
Speaker 1: recall how we left Camp Rock one or anything from
Speaker 1: the original, or did you need to do a quick
Speaker 1: kind of overview of what happened. I remembered that where
Speaker 1: they were at camp and they were rocking. Other than that,
Speaker 1: I was a little bit lost.
Speaker 3: How about it.
Speaker 2: I remember the visuals. I remembered the camp.
Speaker 4: I remembered the camp stage where we saw the you know,
Speaker 4: where we saw Jonas brothers for the first time really
Speaker 4: rocking out, showing that they were a real band.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 4: I remember all the visuals of it. I remember the mom,
Speaker 4: the uncle, I remember the characters. I couldn't, I mean,
Speaker 4: I don't remember.
Speaker 3: Do you remember all the characters?
Speaker 1: I didn't remember some of her friends, all right, Oh right,
Speaker 1: I remember al yes, and I remember the bad Girl
Speaker 1: because Megan.
Speaker 3: It's Megan, because she was she was on our show.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, I remember the other one of them. I
Speaker 4: don't remember their character names, but one of them was
Speaker 4: just at the.
Speaker 2: Premiere, and I remember looking at her and going, oh,
Speaker 2: she was from Camp Rock, I remember, you know.
Speaker 4: And then the one that I had forgot was had
Speaker 4: the storyline of going out on stage by herself at
Speaker 4: the end performance. Yes, yes, you know, and like went
Speaker 4: away from her. She was a part of the Mean
Speaker 4: Girls and then broke away and did her own things.
Speaker 4: So when she came on stage, I went, oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: I forgot. I wasn't anticipating, but once I saw her, I.
Speaker 3: Remember the dislocated shoulder.
Speaker 1: I remember the remember how she talked about how everyone
Speaker 1: thought she was dislocating her shoulder.
Speaker 3: I remember that.
Speaker 1: I remember that she dated one of the Jonas brothers,
Speaker 1: like in the movie she and the Jonahs brother phone.
Speaker 3: But uh, yeah, I picked.
Speaker 4: I couldn't remember really what they accomplished at the end
Speaker 4: of the last movies, we're asking.
Speaker 3: I could just beat the mean girls, Yes, hid of it.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: Camp Rock two was shot all over Canada, from Ontario
Speaker 1: to Toronto to King City and it took just over
Speaker 1: a month to film. Now, we've heard a little bit
Speaker 1: about Camp Rock two in the past from various interviews,
Speaker 1: including our own with Megan Martin, and it seems like
Speaker 1: it was not an easy production to complete on many levels.
Speaker 1: Let's just say, from a number of people we've spoken to,
Speaker 1: filming Camp Rock one and filming Camp Rock two were
Speaker 1: two very very different things. First off, the weather conditions
Speaker 1: were anything but summer camp esque.
Speaker 3: They needed it to look and feel like.
Speaker 1: It was the United States in July, but they were
Speaker 1: filming in Canada's autumn. So because of that, the actors
Speaker 1: were wearing shorts and spaghetti straps while in amazingly cold weather,
Speaker 1: even during rain and slippery stages where dancers were falling
Speaker 1: and injured. Martin even developed mononucleosis from filming the outdoor scenes.
Speaker 1: Could you tell Sabrina that it was raining? There were
Speaker 1: several times I was like, oh, it's pouring as they're.
Speaker 3: Shooting right now.
Speaker 4: I couldn't at all, really, okay, really didn't see that.
Speaker 3: However, the last.
Speaker 4: Okay, yes, yes, yes, yes, but the I will say
Speaker 4: I filmed in Canada in autumn and it was for
Speaker 4: that first opening scene of the very first Cheetah Girls.
Speaker 2: And it was freezing.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I had like a full nude body suit on under my,
Speaker 4: like a thermalish kind of body suit under my, and
Speaker 4: it was it wasn't enough.
Speaker 3: No, it was cold, it looked like and they were.
Speaker 2: Wearing much less than us.
Speaker 3: We were way more layers.
Speaker 1: Yes, we have also heard reports of a toxic work
Speaker 1: environment instigated by some of the stars, alongside bullying and
Speaker 1: manipulation from.
Speaker 3: Older men on the set.
Speaker 1: So yeah, I think it's safe to say that this
Speaker 1: one just didn't have the same naivete or carefree atmosphere
Speaker 1: of the first production, especially since Levado had created a
Speaker 1: thriving music career in between the movies and now had
Speaker 1: new demands like staying at the nearby Four Seasons alone
Speaker 1: away from other Camp Mass members and demanding truncated tape
Speaker 1: days to record her music. But showing some real maturity
Speaker 1: and growth on her part, Demi recently apologized to co
Speaker 1: star Alison Stoner in her documentary about growing up in
Speaker 1: Hollywood entitled Child Star.
Speaker 3: Levado even revealed she doesn't really remember.
Speaker 1: Filming camp Rock two at all, blaming her own mental dissociation,
Speaker 1: a coping method for sadness and mental health issues, and honestly,
Speaker 1: that disassociation is something we've also encountered during our rewatch
Speaker 1: of Boy Meets World two. Apparently putting kids on TV
Speaker 1: isn't always the best route. But all this didn't negatively
Speaker 1: affect its reception. Camp Rock two drew in seven point
Speaker 1: nine million viewers on premiere night, a great number for
Speaker 1: the channel. It was the highest rated cable film for
Speaker 1: all of twenty ten, and its later DVD and Blu
Speaker 1: Ray release added even more profit to the bottom line.
Speaker 1: This was again an overall smash for Disney, and you know,
Speaker 1: if a movie stars Demie Livado and the brothers Jonas,
Speaker 1: we have to talk about the soundtrack. The album was
Speaker 1: released about a month before the movie premiered and debuted
Speaker 1: at number three on the Billboard two hundred chart, selling
Speaker 1: over forty thousand copies its first week. The first single
Speaker 1: was Wouldn't Change a Thing, A classic from Demi and
Speaker 1: the Jonass.
Speaker 3: Is That's how I'm Gonna say it from now on.
Speaker 1: But the soundtrack included all the main cast and a
Speaker 1: fictitious band called Iron Weasel from a Disney XD sitcom
Speaker 1: called I'm in the Band. This was quite a reach
Speaker 1: for Disney Synergy, and I'm in the Band only lasted
Speaker 1: two seasons, but you can't say the channel didn't try. So, Sabrina,
Speaker 1: you were an integral part of Hollywood Record's Disney music scene.
Speaker 3: Did you know who Iron Weasel was?
Speaker 4: I did not, and I feel terrible because it seems
Speaker 4: like I should have.
Speaker 1: You should know the way it's if you're a big fan,
Speaker 1: you just call it the Weeze. So I've been a
Speaker 1: big fan of the Weize for a long time. But
Speaker 1: obviously you do not know who the are.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I did not know any of that. I
Speaker 4: that was not not in my minor.
Speaker 3: In your wie's house. That is for you.
Speaker 1: And yes, Camp Rock two, the Final Jam is available
Speaker 1: to stream. I'm good Old Disney Plus. You can watch
Speaker 1: it right now and abandon us when it's getting good,
Speaker 1: or listen to us all the way through now. But
Speaker 1: I can promise we won't get bad again. We'll try
Speaker 1: our hardest, but it's up to you. Okay, Camproight, you've
Speaker 1: heard of Camp Rock two obviously, because we knew Camp
Speaker 1: Rock one.
Speaker 3: Had you seen Camp Rock two?
Speaker 2: I had not.
Speaker 4: This was not something I saw, which is crazy because
Speaker 4: I feel like you're right, like this was I mean,
Speaker 4: at this point, I want to say, we had done
Speaker 4: the Disney Channel games in between the two camp Rock
Speaker 4: so I was like familiar on a more of a
Speaker 4: personal level with all of the rest of the cast.
Speaker 4: Of course, I had already known the Jonases, and I
Speaker 4: loved everything that the Jonas did.
Speaker 2: The Jonas side.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So it's it's strange for me that I hadn't
Speaker 4: seen camp Rock two, but this was a new experience
Speaker 4: for me to watch What About You Will Again.
Speaker 1: I knew it because we watched camp Rock one and
Speaker 1: then our producers went, hey, we're watching camp Rock two,
Speaker 1: and I went, great, there's a camp Rock two.
Speaker 3: So that's how I had heard of camp Rock two.
Speaker 1: Well before we challenge you to the final jam, why
Speaker 1: don't we hop into the synopsis, Mitchie and friends must
Speaker 1: band together to save their beloved music camp from a
Speaker 1: flashy rival across the lake that's stealing the spotlight and
Speaker 1: their campers, and why would we even act surprised at
Speaker 1: this point? Camp Rock two is directed by the dcom Daddy,
Speaker 1: the man, the myth, the legend, the champ of the channel,
Speaker 1: the man that's keeping the entire medium afloat.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 1: I can't believe I'm saying it again. It's Paul Attack
Speaker 1: of the Owens. He does everything. Now it's like it's
Speaker 1: getting ridiculous where it's like, dude, I mean.
Speaker 4: It's at the point where it's like, I love you, Paul,
Speaker 4: but I need to give someone else a chance and
Speaker 4: watch a different director for direct I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Then, this man.
Speaker 1: But I must imagine you're all sick of hearing this
Speaker 1: by now. But Paul Hohen is the prolific pioneer behind
Speaker 1: the current Zombies franchise and the other dcoms Sam with Me, Folks,
Speaker 1: Cheedah Girls Too, Eddie's Million Dollar Cookoff, The Luck of
Speaker 1: the Irish, jump In led Itsheim, and True Confessions, just
Speaker 1: to name a few. The man is to dcoms what
Speaker 1: Jay Leno is to owning cars or wearing double denim.
Speaker 1: And cast wise, we have Demi Levado back as Mitchie,
Speaker 1: one of the quintessential Disney breakouts of the time. She
Speaker 1: began her career on Barney as the Dinosaur's left leg
Speaker 1: a lot of people didn't know that I'm kidding as
Speaker 1: one of the Dinosaur's child friends. Then she was brought
Speaker 1: onto the Disney Channel for an interstitial series called as
Speaker 1: The Bell Rings. Then this movie became her very fast
Speaker 1: elevator to the top of the music industry.
Speaker 3: She's since sold over two.
Speaker 1: Hundred and fifty four million records and they get lots
Speaker 1: of records.
Speaker 3: The Grammy nominated singer has also turned her struggles into
Speaker 3: becoming a prominent voice for mental health awareness, substance abuse,
Speaker 3: and the LGBTQ community.
Speaker 1: And then we have another legendary brand for not only
Speaker 1: the channel, but pop music in general. It's the Jonas Brothers,
Speaker 1: the Joe Bros, the Jonas Ie brother size, whatever you
Speaker 1: want to call him.
Speaker 3: Joe returns as Shane.
Speaker 1: One third of a fictitious band Connect three, but in
Speaker 1: real life is one third of the real life, platinum
Speaker 1: selling Jonas Brothers. His siblings and band members Nick and
Speaker 1: Kevin also reappear in the film as Nate and Jason.
Speaker 1: Camp Rock One was all of their film debuts, and
Speaker 1: they went on to become a worldwide phenomenon and now
Speaker 1: continue to grind musically, both as solo acts and a
Speaker 1: reunited family band.
Speaker 3: They're currently on tour for their.
Speaker 1: Seventh studio album, Seventh. It is called Greetings from Your Hometown,
Speaker 1: and the Jonas train will probably never come to a
Speaker 1: full stop. They are integrated into pop culture forever.
Speaker 2: Not if Lisa has our producer has anything to do
Speaker 2: with it. That's for sure.
Speaker 3: What she wants to end them.
Speaker 2: That it will never come to a foot.
Speaker 3: Oh, those Jonas brothers, She's gonna stop him. They will
Speaker 3: never break up again, she wrote, ever.
Speaker 2: I saw the doc. They will they will never break
Speaker 2: up again.
Speaker 3: Oh well yeah, okay, Well we've got to see but
Speaker 3: new cast for Camp Rock two. Yes they are here.
Speaker 1: We've got a cameo from Frankie Jonas Bonus Jonas.
Speaker 2: The baby called him Baby Jonas.
Speaker 1: This is their younger brother who appeared as junior rocker
Speaker 1: Trevor in the movie. Franki has appeared on TV shows
Speaker 1: and released music of his own over the years, recently
Speaker 1: dabbling into a more alternative genre. But here he's just
Speaker 1: their little brothers, stopping by set to hang out and
Speaker 1: appear in Camp Rock. Former Magical Rewind guest Meghan jet
Speaker 1: Martin is back as Test Tyler. Oh Test the Stuck
Speaker 1: and Foil for the first film. She's a familiar face
Speaker 1: in the channel as a guest star. She's also starred
Speaker 1: in the sitcom version of Ten Things I Hate About You,
Speaker 1: and voiced video games like Kingdom Hearts and The Very
Speaker 1: Fun Until Dawn, a game that also used her motion
Speaker 1: capture face, Love a Little mo Cap and Welcome Back
Speaker 1: Alison Stoner as the nerdy Caitlin Stoner.
Speaker 3: Pop Locked onto the scene at just nine years old.
Speaker 3: That's poplocking. I know.
Speaker 1: If that is as a dancer for Missy Elliott, then
Speaker 1: as a child actor would appear in movies like Cheaper
Speaker 1: by the Dozen and Step Up, Oh Don't get me started,
Speaker 1: also Step Up to the Streets. I'm not even getting
Speaker 1: into how Moose treated them.
Speaker 3: I don't want to get there.
Speaker 1: For animated show fans, she's also heard on Phineas and
Speaker 1: Ferb Pete, The Kat and Young Justice Hold On.
Speaker 2: They are expected to be a nerd in these movies.
Speaker 1: I don't kind of the role they always play is
Speaker 1: either nerd or tomboy or something like that.
Speaker 3: That's kind of how they cast it.
Speaker 4: Do you see this character specifically portrayed actually as a
Speaker 4: nerd in it?
Speaker 3: In the first one.
Speaker 1: In the first one, they're supposed to be like the
Speaker 1: music nerd who plays the keyboard, that kind I mean
Speaker 1: supposed to be.
Speaker 2: All right, I'll let it go. I just disagree.
Speaker 4: There's nothing nerdy about an Alison Stoner and of course not.
Speaker 3: But that's the I mean, that's the rule.
Speaker 2: They tend to get this Caitlyn as.
Speaker 4: I didn't see Caitlyn as a nerdy team.
Speaker 2: I just didn't see it.
Speaker 3: Not in the second one maybe or in the first one. Yes,
Speaker 3: I guess kerky and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, all right whatever.
Speaker 1: Also new for number two it sounded strange is Chloe
Speaker 1: Bridges as Dana. Chloe has been in a ton of
Speaker 1: movies and TV, starting with the ill fated Freddy Prince
Speaker 1: Junior sitcom Freddy, then appearing on show after show from
Speaker 1: nine o two to zero to New Girl, to The
Speaker 1: Grinder to Pretty Little Liars, and you've seen her in
Speaker 1: movies like The Final Girls, Mike and Dave, Need Wedding Dates,
Speaker 1: and Venom The Last Dance. She most recently was seen
Speaker 1: in two episodes of The hilarious Righteous Gemstones and check
Speaker 1: your watches, people, because the movie clock's in at ninety
Speaker 1: seven minutes, boom, we are seven over the target, a
Speaker 1: rare miss from Paul Howen, who usually checks that clock
Speaker 1: like a twelfth grader, yeah, before the final bell of
Speaker 1: the school year.
Speaker 3: But here he was just slipping seven is too many.
Speaker 3: Seven is too many. It doesn't matter if it's Camp
Speaker 3: Rock or cop Rock.
Speaker 1: Let's hoe in that in Paul, huh, you got that
Speaker 1: so nice, by the way, And we'll get into how
Speaker 1: I feel about the film, But ninety seven minutes it
Speaker 1: felt like ninety seven hours. So writing wise, we have
Speaker 1: the original writers getting credit for their characters. That's Karen
Speaker 1: gist or Gist, Regina Hicks, former MTVVJ, Julie Brown, and
Speaker 1: Paul Brown, but for screenplay credit it's Gist or Guest
Speaker 1: and Hicks returning. They're a writing team with credits like
Speaker 1: Sister Sister Girlfriends, Gray's Anatomy and The Upshaws.
Speaker 3: And this time they added Dan.
Speaker 1: Barnson again, a common Paul Hohen collaborator and possibly the
Speaker 1: most accomplished g com writer in history. We've covered Dan
Speaker 1: for Eddie's Million Dollar Cookoff, but he also pens Stuck
Speaker 1: in the Suburbs, Halloween Town, High Twitches, Cheetahirls one World
Speaker 1: the Hannah Montana movie Teen Beach two.
Speaker 3: Haha, it's two guys running the entire thing.
Speaker 1: He's a legend that Disney felt comfortable approaching for Camp
Speaker 1: Rock in hopes to extend their universe and capitalize on
Speaker 1: the first movie success. Okay, it's a brand new day,
Speaker 1: so we can't back down and wouldn't change a thing.
Speaker 3: It's what we came here for. Let's get into Camp
Speaker 3: Rock Da the French version. We open at the beginning
Speaker 3: of summer.
Speaker 1: Counselors are reopening Camp Rock, sweeping the decks, uncovering the boats,
Speaker 1: raising the umbrellas, and testing the bell. Camp Rock is back, baby,
Speaker 1: and better than ever. Connie's catering VW Van is on
Speaker 1: its way. It's Mitchie with her mom driving and they
Speaker 1: are so excited. Mitchie promised Shane. She texts him when
Speaker 1: they were close, so she pulls out her time correct
Speaker 1: sidekick to let them know.
Speaker 3: Sabrina, did you have a sidekick?
Speaker 2: I absolutely did. I had the pink one that.
Speaker 4: Was like a hot like a baby fat or something,
Speaker 4: which was like a big brand name during that time,
Speaker 4: and it was like it was pink.
Speaker 3: It was so cute.
Speaker 2: I loved it.
Speaker 4: I wish I could find it again. It's gotta be somewhere.
Speaker 3: They need to bring all those backs. I still want
Speaker 3: to flip phone.
Speaker 1: Mitchie's mom is visibly concerned about her constant contact with Shane.
Speaker 1: She doesn't want Mitchie to be disappointed if he can't
Speaker 1: make it to camp this summer. Mitchie promises her it'll
Speaker 1: still be the best summer ever and she'll be focused
Speaker 1: on her music either way. But then she notices a
Speaker 1: sign for another camp across the lake.
Speaker 3: It reads Camp Star, and.
Speaker 1: The music suddenly gets very serious, almost like they just
Speaker 1: spotted a dead body on the side of the road.
Speaker 1: This is concerning the sign or the dead body, frankly.
Speaker 1: But now we've arrived at Camp Rock and.
Speaker 3: The kids are all showing up too.
Speaker 2: For Mitchie, I went, was we're going to have a
Speaker 2: Battle of the Bay.
Speaker 1: Of course it had to be something like there's always
Speaker 1: like ooh, not rich kid camp across the way.
Speaker 3: It's such such a camp trope.
Speaker 2: I was so excited.
Speaker 1: Oh man, it was camp I remember what it was,
Speaker 1: Camp north Star and Camp oh whatever from Meatballs. I
Speaker 1: can't remember what it was, but yeah, this is such
Speaker 1: such an old school trope.
Speaker 3: It's like the good camp in the bad nothing better.
Speaker 2: It's so good. I'm so excited.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah. Mitchie and her mom are on packing the car.
Speaker 1: When they are reunited with Caitlin, the girls rush off
Speaker 1: to their cabin.
Speaker 3: They want to be the first.
Speaker 1: To choose their bunks, but when they open the door,
Speaker 1: they're surprised to see Ella and Peggy are already there.
Speaker 1: They scream at each other, hug and compliment how they
Speaker 1: look like only teen girls can do.
Speaker 3: And then we see.
Speaker 1: Tess Tyler ooh test walk out from the shadow. She's
Speaker 1: all smiles but has a question for Mitchie. She wants
Speaker 1: to know what her.
Speaker 3: Deal is with Shane.
Speaker 1: They all giggle, but Mitchie says nothing's going on, and
Speaker 1: she's nervous that if they don't get to spend any
Speaker 1: time together this summer, nothing's gonna happen at all.
Speaker 3: And man, there's some really weird acting here.
Speaker 1: I don't know if just listening to it is going
Speaker 1: to get across how unnatural it is.
Speaker 3: But let's listen to a clip.
Speaker 5: What's going on with you and Shane? Ye?
Speaker 4: Nothing is going that's a total lie. You guys are obsessed.
Speaker 4: No seriously.
Speaker 1: So she's not mad at all, She's just joking with everyone,
Speaker 1: but she sounds mad.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, some of the.
Speaker 1: Acting choices in this film were interesting. Let's just leave
Speaker 1: it at that for now. We then cut over to
Speaker 1: the Connect three tour bus pulled over on the side
Speaker 1: of the road. Shane is just finishing a tire change,
Speaker 1: but his brothers and their security guard Oliver, don't trust
Speaker 1: his handiwork.
Speaker 3: Shane just wants to get to camp before Mitchie does.
Speaker 1: He has a whole plan about how the rendezvous and
Speaker 1: fall in love, and in the daydreaming, he realizes he
Speaker 1: missed a lug nut in the wheel, prompting the bus
Speaker 1: to slowly tilt over and roll down a hill right
Speaker 1: into this big lake. A big whoops, but also like
Speaker 1: a kind of a huge stunt to start a Disney movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and did the bodyguard die? Where?
Speaker 3: Never saw him again? I think he was trapped on
Speaker 3: the bus again.
Speaker 4: And he also had this like aggressive running, like he
Speaker 4: was really trying to get away from something, and then
Speaker 4: he's just gone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Oliver, rip, Oliver, what happened? Poor guy? He was
Speaker 3: trapped to the bus and dead.
Speaker 2: Was that a real bodyguard? Was that their bodyguard.
Speaker 3: I would love.
Speaker 2: I feel like Lisa would know he is.
Speaker 3: Their bodyguard, Big Rob.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Lisa, this is starting to get creepy, Lisa.
Speaker 3: He was also breathing.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, I remember this because I feel like I
Speaker 4: had met him at some point during the times.
Speaker 1: Everybody loves Big Rob. So he was in a horrible
Speaker 1: bus accident, which.
Speaker 4: But it did look like all of a sudden, he's
Speaker 4: just gone. I'm like, and that was so early on.
Speaker 3: It was a great way to start. I was like, Oh,
Speaker 3: there's got a bigger budget of death. Yeah, right, got
Speaker 3: a horrible death.
Speaker 1: Back at camp, the girls are getting situated, but notice
Speaker 1: the camp isn't very crowded. Mitchie also reveals she has
Speaker 1: an idea for their opening jam song. She sings one
Speaker 1: line from it and the girls love it. But it's
Speaker 1: just one line, Mitchie rushes outside, she has an idea.
Speaker 1: She sits with fellow campers Baron and Xander with their
Speaker 1: guitars and drumsticks, and instantly, without even a word of prep,
Speaker 1: turns it into our first number.
Speaker 3: Brand new day.
Speaker 1: The girls sprint throughout the ground, synchronized with other campers,
Speaker 1: dancing and singing about a drama free new start. It's
Speaker 1: a big first song, more paramore style rock than we
Speaker 1: saw in part one, has a lot more extras.
Speaker 3: It is packed.
Speaker 1: There's hundreds of people dancing, which is very strange since
Speaker 1: they just said it doesn't seem like there's a lot
Speaker 1: of people at campus.
Speaker 2: That's what I would say about this big number. It
Speaker 2: just literally they just.
Speaker 4: Had people coming down from from the walkway, then coming
Speaker 4: from the door or from the what do they call
Speaker 4: that camp, the bunks.
Speaker 3: Bunks, the bunch of the cabins.
Speaker 2: They're coming up from the lake.
Speaker 4: They're there like it just and then they fill. First
Speaker 4: of all, this is the first time we get to
Speaker 4: see this brand new, much upgraded stage than what we
Speaker 4: had in the first one.
Speaker 2: Did you notice that.
Speaker 3: No, it look kind of the same to me? Is
Speaker 3: the Risers right? Yeah?
Speaker 2: It is much bigger.
Speaker 4: I mean, the the stage for the kids to be
Speaker 4: on to perform on is much bigger.
Speaker 3: Gotcha.
Speaker 4: And so we're I mean, you're just starting to quickly
Speaker 4: see how much bigger of a budget was put into
Speaker 4: this movie than the.
Speaker 3: Buddet was just said. There's not a lot of people there.
Speaker 4: But there's not a lot of people except for like,
Speaker 4: you know, five or six thousand.
Speaker 1: So what did you think about what what did you
Speaker 1: think about the music and the dancing in this movie?
Speaker 2: So the music was.
Speaker 4: I felt, I felt there was there were moments. There
Speaker 4: were more like moments that I went, Okay, this is
Speaker 4: what I love when you know.
Speaker 2: We haven't we'll get there eventually.
Speaker 4: But the ballad that Demi does, I'm like, this is
Speaker 4: this is her, this is what they do. There's one
Speaker 4: song in particular that if we don't really break down
Speaker 4: I'll do for the Sabrina seas because I had to
Speaker 4: look it up and see what was going on with that.
Speaker 4: But it wasn't as I guess elevated as what I
Speaker 4: thought it would be. From the first one I thought
Speaker 4: it was going to be. I don't know, I don't
Speaker 4: know what I was. I just I honestly, And then
Speaker 4: I start going, am I just so in my zombie
Speaker 4: era that I can't pull myself back? But like twoy ten,
Speaker 4: I can't get myself there. Like but I did love
Speaker 4: this first.
Speaker 2: One I did.
Speaker 4: I thought it was like, Okay, cute, this is all right,
Speaker 4: We're getting dancing in the movie. The dancing in the movie.
Speaker 4: And I would not want to. It is was probably
Speaker 4: on my ladder of my lists of of likes that
Speaker 4: we've seen on the channel. This choreography is just good
Speaker 4: and I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's why a are they doing this all the time?
Speaker 1: Most of all and when you are throwing this into
Speaker 1: your dancer, Teine, this is what I would do in
Speaker 1: eighth grade because I don't know how to dance.
Speaker 3: So when I'm watching a movie and I'm pointing out things.
Speaker 1: Going this dancing doesn't seem very good and I know
Speaker 1: nothing of dancing.
Speaker 4: And when you've got, I mean, the dancers themselves look
Speaker 4: like great dancers. You've got, then I will say I
Speaker 4: wasn't expecting Demi to look there were Demi had a
Speaker 4: few moments in the dancing that I didn't expect at all.
Speaker 2: She's not a dancer.
Speaker 4: She you can tell for most of the time you
Speaker 4: see her being forced to dance. She's uncomfortable doing it,
Speaker 4: she doesn't love it. But then when she gets into
Speaker 4: the this this was a perfect thing. Let me just
Speaker 4: get to my spreen seas because this was like one
Speaker 4: of the things. This is a perfect example of Demi
Speaker 4: being told to dance in this movie. Then you put
Speaker 4: her on stage and when she's just rocking out the
Speaker 4: different levels of a performance aspect that she has, like
Speaker 4: she just jumps into this rock star of.
Speaker 3: A like they belong on stage.
Speaker 2: Yeh, yes, exactly.
Speaker 4: She performs into it, but all of it her getting
Speaker 4: to the stage, she's just doing these kind of uncomfortable
Speaker 4: moves for her. She doesn't feel like it really fits.
Speaker 4: It's not a part of her of who she was
Speaker 4: as like an artist and what she felt super comfortable doing.
Speaker 4: She co get through it. She didn't look horrible. But
Speaker 4: when you get her go and then go all right
Speaker 4: and you know it, it's like, Okay, now you're on stage,
Speaker 4: no choreography as far as like just a rock star
Speaker 4: wolves do your rock star thing and she just rips
Speaker 4: it up.
Speaker 2: You're just like.
Speaker 1: Again, I noticed that I didn't think the dancing was
Speaker 1: was very good. I didn't think the music was very good.
Speaker 1: And hot take, Camp Star was way better.
Speaker 3: They were way better. Every time they did a performance
Speaker 3: they were they were way.
Speaker 6: But it's I'm just saying that's my hot take that
Speaker 6: I took away.
Speaker 3: It was like they're way.
Speaker 6: Better episode, but it's true, they're way better.
Speaker 4: Anyway, I'm gonna everyone all hold my opinion back before
Speaker 4: we get there, since we all know where.
Speaker 1: Will I just got a crying emoji and imagine that's
Speaker 1: crying because they agree with me. It ends on the
Speaker 1: opening jam stage. Mitchie has just finished the song. Camp
Speaker 1: director and uncle to the Connect three boys, Brown Cesario,
Speaker 1: welcomes everyone to another summer. He begins to admit that
Speaker 1: there are less campers than usual, even though there's more
Speaker 1: campers than usual, but it's interrupted by the arrival of
Speaker 1: Connect three. They pull up in a flatbed of a
Speaker 1: chicken truck, a vehicle that Shane stumbles out of after
Speaker 1: his brother's tied his shoes together. Great kind of brothers moment.
Speaker 3: The campers are so excited to see the celebrities, especially Mitchie.
Speaker 3: Hugives Shane a big hug.
Speaker 1: Brown announces that Connect three will be at Camp Rock
Speaker 1: all summer long, a term events that Mitchie is thrilled about.
Speaker 3: The less exciting news.
Speaker 1: The smaller turnout, even though there's more of them this year,
Speaker 1: is because the new camp across the lake, Camp Star.
Speaker 1: It was founded by Brown's ex bandmate Axel Turner. Ough
Speaker 1: love these names and he is out to destroy Camp Rock.
Speaker 1: Apparently this Axle Guy, though a sworn enemy of Brown's,
Speaker 1: owns a big time record label, and just as Brown
Speaker 1: tries to downplay the rivalry, two speedboats shoot parachutes full
Speaker 1: of s'mores ingredients and invites everybody to an opening night
Speaker 1: bombfire at Camp Star. Now I'm starting to get in.
Speaker 1: I'm like, ooh, good camp against bat Yeah.
Speaker 5: Great.
Speaker 1: The campers love the idea, but Brown knows this some
Speaker 1: sort of a setup. That night, when the kids arrive
Speaker 1: at Campstar, they are blown away. It looks like a resort.
Speaker 1: They have a full on Hollywood Bowl style venue, free
Speaker 1: hig chocolate in a wardrobe department. Brown an Axel reunite
Speaker 1: with a whole lot of tension, and Axel seems like
Speaker 1: a real sunglasses at night.
Speaker 3: Douchebag Brown is in.
Speaker 1: The camp business to encourage the love of music, and
Speaker 1: Axel's just trying to make rich pop stars. Axel swears
Speaker 1: that he's coming peace and that Brown is just being paranoid.
Speaker 1: But even the connect three boys feel weird about this.
Speaker 1: Nick Jonas, though I'm sorry, I mean Nate Gray notice
Speaker 1: a Camp Star girl that he likes, so he sticks around,
Speaker 1: even if it means their.
Speaker 3: Family members will be unemployed at the end.
Speaker 1: Now in the elaborate stage, Axel welcomes everyone and encourages
Speaker 1: anyone to come up and perform. When no camp Rockers volunteer,
Speaker 1: Axel introduces his own group, who perform an usher style
Speaker 1: act for an R and B song called Fire, led
Speaker 1: by Camper Luke played by Matthew m dot Finley.
Speaker 3: It's a big dancer team with a ton of pyro.
Speaker 3: What did you think of this solo number?
Speaker 4: I mean, I think it's like, literally, when I read
Speaker 4: this part a usher style, I mean that's exactly what
Speaker 4: was done.
Speaker 2: It was nailed. It was a great routine. It you know,
Speaker 2: it was a big.
Speaker 4: Performance and it definitely I think if I was a
Speaker 4: camp rocker would have been like.
Speaker 2: Done, we've done nothing.
Speaker 4: Like they've got costumes and crazy lighty look at this set.
Speaker 3: I mean yeah, pyro technics it pyro.
Speaker 4: Any any artist that knows when you get on a
Speaker 4: on a tour and you were told that you are
Speaker 4: getting pyro, You're like, ah, we.
Speaker 2: Have hit the big time.
Speaker 3: I made it. I made it excellent.
Speaker 1: Also, the girl that Nate thought was hot is the
Speaker 1: keyboardist and mid performance, her bracelet flies into the audience.
Speaker 1: And flies a half a mile and hits Nate in
Speaker 1: the eye. If they went cut to the large thing,
Speaker 1: he's like five hundred yards.
Speaker 3: Away from her, hits him right in the eye.
Speaker 4: But y and she knows that it hits him, He's
Speaker 4: so far how would she know? She like, it's like,
Speaker 4: oh my gosh, I can't believe my my, my bracelet
Speaker 4: just fell right off my my wrist.
Speaker 2: Oh god, She's looking around. And then we find out
Speaker 2: she knows already that it hit him. Like what I
Speaker 2: could not I roll big enough?
Speaker 3: Ye give me it?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they could have done hits that.
Speaker 2: I did not like this part at all. Don't you
Speaker 2: dare do that to my Nick?
Speaker 3: Is that Nick?
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, I'm still learning the Brothers three, I know them.
Speaker 1: Campstar is in a leg of their own, and Axle
Speaker 1: announces that if any Camp Rock counselors or staff want
Speaker 1: to switch to Camp Star, he'll double their salary, and
Speaker 1: if any campers want to move across the lake, he
Speaker 1: has an air conditioned bunk waiting for them. And I
Speaker 1: had already moved into the air conditioned bunk in my mind.
Speaker 2: Oh bye, I'm.
Speaker 3: Out see ya.
Speaker 1: And so defectors, including Sabrina and myself start to make
Speaker 1: their moves by the dozens, Brown wrangles who's left back
Speaker 1: into the boats, and Nate gets that bracelet back to
Speaker 1: the keyboardist Dana, who reveals herself to be drum.
Speaker 3: Roll Axel's daughter. Oh Forbidden.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm like, oh my gosh, yes, oh this is good.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you.
Speaker 1: And while leaving, Mitchie finds the camp's impressive recording studio
Speaker 1: and meets Luke Williams, the R and B dude from
Speaker 1: the stage. He tries to recruit her to Camp Star,
Speaker 1: calling himself the real Deal and Camp Rock Amateur Hour,
Speaker 1: and just as Mitchie is confidently standing up for her
Speaker 1: home turf Tests, Oh Tests announces she's making the switch.
Speaker 1: Of course she is back at camp again. I would too,
Speaker 1: back at Camp Rock. The next morning, Brown announces they
Speaker 1: only lost a few campers in the end, but a
Speaker 1: lot of staffers did leave, so as a result, he
Speaker 1: has to close the camp, but Mitchie and Connect three
Speaker 1: aren't having it. Mitchie starts the next song, Camp Back Down,
Speaker 1: which was weird. I'm sorry, just the way she starts
Speaker 1: with like the and everybody's like and it was like,
Speaker 1: what's what what's happening, what's going on right now?
Speaker 3: It was weird.
Speaker 2: It took us all the choreography in this one.
Speaker 4: The first one was more not that physical theater kind
Speaker 4: of you know, I would say it was more of
Speaker 4: like a like a cheesier vibe.
Speaker 2: It wasn't like necessarily bad.
Speaker 4: It just wasn't like super cool because now again and
Speaker 4: guys don't hate us, but we are coming off of
Speaker 4: what's out there right now with zombies and descendants and
Speaker 4: not even has change back.
Speaker 3: To teach even teen Beach, which is kind of around
Speaker 3: this time. Yes, the great choreography. It was cute.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, this was so. The first one wasn't bad.
Speaker 4: Now this movie was this This, this particular one was like, oh.
Speaker 3: I noticed it. I never noticed.
Speaker 2: Anyone couldn't know.
Speaker 4: I was watching the whole time to see because that's
Speaker 4: what you gotta do. If you can watch the best
Speaker 4: dancer out there and they don't look like they like it,
Speaker 4: then you really know.
Speaker 2: Okay, it was Alison, right, Allison?
Speaker 3: Could it be here's the thing.
Speaker 1: Could it be that because Demi wanted the days so
Speaker 1: shortened so she could record her music, that they had
Speaker 1: to like cut down the dance scenes and throw something together,
Speaker 1: like everybody do this because it's I mean, I don't know,
Speaker 1: but again, I know nothing of dancing nothing. Have you've
Speaker 1: forgotten more about dancing than I will ever ever know?
Speaker 1: And I watched this movie and I'm like, is this
Speaker 1: dancing bad?
Speaker 3: Like? This looks bad?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: This And this was one, in my opinion, where it's
Speaker 4: stuck out the most.
Speaker 3: Okay, So the.
Speaker 4: Other ones you could kind of this kind of, but
Speaker 4: this one you could really well this one and.
Speaker 3: The what are you doing?
Speaker 4: Well, yeah we'll get there there, Okay, Yeah, there's this
Speaker 4: one stuck out a lot.
Speaker 1: It was like yes, And so Mitchie connect three and
Speaker 1: other campers step up to become counselors, and as a result,
Speaker 1: Brown is the confidence to keep Camp rock afloat. Kevin Jonas,
Speaker 1: I mean Jason is put in charge of the junior rockers,
Speaker 1: who begin to eat them alive, and led by our
Speaker 1: first glimpse of our bonus Jonas, our baby Jonas, we
Speaker 1: get a montage or a montage, depending on how you
Speaker 1: like to pronounce it of all favorite campers turned counselors,
Speaker 1: learning the ropes and thinking maybe they've bit off more
Speaker 1: than they can chew and it includes an homage to
Speaker 1: Bruce Springsteen that little to no kids caught. But at
Speaker 1: the end of the song, their counselors still they their
Speaker 1: counselor skills start to blossom and things are coming together.
Speaker 1: Shane catches Nate with binoculars spying on the camp star
Speaker 1: girl Dana playing the piano across the lake on some
Speaker 1: sort of weird floating lake platform.
Speaker 2: Negs to the water didn't seem like a good idea.
Speaker 2: I was like, are they film?
Speaker 4: I thought, you know what I thought? I thought, all
Speaker 4: of a sudden, like a film crew was gonna come around.
Speaker 2: They were like.
Speaker 1: Filming video or something video or just weird hanging piano, this.
Speaker 3: Big old piano.
Speaker 2: It was a big one too.
Speaker 3: Yep, is on the end of a doc some yep, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it makes no sense playing the piano.
Speaker 1: She then Oliver attempts to finally have a date with
Speaker 1: mitche or there, but her new responsibilities at camp are
Speaker 1: so overwhelming it's difficult to get any time off, especially
Speaker 1: with a lot of issues in the kitchen where Mitchie's
Speaker 1: mom and Brown's girlfriend works. But Nate isn't letting work
Speaker 1: stop him from his extracurricular activities. He takes a canoe
Speaker 1: out to watch Dana on the platform again, only to
Speaker 1: be drenched by a wakeboarder. Dana finds him soaked and
Speaker 1: they flirt a little, eventually exposing that she wrote his
Speaker 1: name on her wrist in permanent ink, which teeters between
Speaker 1: cute and psychopathic. I was waiting for her to be
Speaker 1: like a I cut it into my arm and I
Speaker 1: want to drink your blood.
Speaker 3: But just before it can get any hotter, we hear
Speaker 3: her dad.
Speaker 1: Nate hides under the canoe and avoids a confrontation with Axel.
Speaker 1: Back at Camp Rock, Michie and Shane finally get some
Speaker 1: quality time together, but there's a bonfire meeting, so She's
Speaker 1: got a run and Shane's starting to get pretty frustrated.
Speaker 1: At the bonfire that night, the Junior Rockers are still
Speaker 1: having their way with Jason. They glued his butt to
Speaker 1: a log and then called him very cleverly log butt.
Speaker 1: But while the kids chase fireflies, Axel, Luke Williams and
Speaker 1: Test spy on Camp Rock Tests.
Speaker 3: Oh Tests appears to miss.
Speaker 1: What she sees, while Axel is sure they won't make
Speaker 1: it through the summer. Meanwhile, the Camp Rockers turn counselors
Speaker 1: are relaxing after a hard day's work, happy with how
Speaker 1: things have turned out, but they still feel cheated. From
Speaker 1: the opening Bonfire Talent show, Camp Star really showed them up.
Speaker 1: They want a fair shot against them at the fire Jam,
Speaker 1: and seemed to focus on making that happen. The next
Speaker 1: day at Camp Star, camp Rockers come marching down a hill,
Speaker 1: dancing in sync chanting camp Rock. It might be one
Speaker 1: of the campiest, cheesiest things we've ever seen in the
Speaker 1: d com.
Speaker 3: How is this not a meme? It is? Is it? Okay?
Speaker 2: This is We talked about this in the first one.
Speaker 4: This is the one that the football players, NFL football
Speaker 4: players were doing that like.
Speaker 3: The Vikings, I think did this. Yeah, like they do
Speaker 3: the whole thing. What is this?
Speaker 4: It is the strangest So I hadn't seen it, right,
Speaker 4: I've just seen the meme.
Speaker 2: I've just seen the meme.
Speaker 4: All of a sudden they do it. And I saw
Speaker 4: the meme and went, that's so funny. I would be
Speaker 4: it would be so hard to not break. I would
Speaker 4: be so embarrassed doing the whole thing.
Speaker 3: They do it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it's like because it's like it looks
Speaker 4: like they're trying to be called a step crew.
Speaker 3: And stop that they were doing dude and.
Speaker 2: Stuff like that.
Speaker 4: This is not anything pulling from the first movie of
Speaker 4: any sort.
Speaker 2: They never did anything like that. It's just so random.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I so I saw even after watching the
Speaker 4: first one, I'm like, now I'm even more confused of
Speaker 4: like what this meme is. So as it's happening, I'm
Speaker 4: just going.
Speaker 3: It's mesmerizing. You can't take your eyes.
Speaker 4: You can't you can't even begin to take your eyes
Speaker 4: off of it.
Speaker 1: Going but but why, Yeah, I can't step you can't
Speaker 1: stop looking at it.
Speaker 3: It's really weird.
Speaker 1: So they strut all the way up to the Emphitheater
Speaker 1: stage with Connect three holding up the back and Mitchie
Speaker 1: up in the front. They issue the final Jam challenge
Speaker 1: in the form of a back and forth number. It's
Speaker 1: on announcing the battle as official, asking again, what do
Speaker 1: you think of this music and choreography?
Speaker 4: Okay, I will say this one. This one didn't bother me.
Speaker 4: I actually liked this visuals of it the most. I
Speaker 4: loved them in the bleaching area, the stands, like all
Speaker 4: of that, Like the movement of it was really cool.
Speaker 4: And I have didn't met you guys, don't hate me,
Speaker 4: but I had a hard time not going. But the
Speaker 4: Zombies way of having like the two teams look so
Speaker 4: different from each other, and this was like you couldn't
Speaker 4: with within the transitions, Like I kind of was like
Speaker 4: starting to get confused, like are those camp rockers or
Speaker 4: camp stars or like what which ones are they from?
Speaker 2: Because they're kind of you know, they're just wearing like kid.
Speaker 4: Clothes, right, They're not wearing anything different, So it was
Speaker 4: a little confusing in that sense. I don't think I
Speaker 4: would have mined at all before I'd see the Zombies thing,
Speaker 4: So that's a thing.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's fair, that's fair.
Speaker 2: I would not have minded that at all.
Speaker 4: I loved the visual, the in and out, the crossing over,
Speaker 4: the group work, all of that. I did like this
Speaker 4: one for sure. I love a good kind of battle vibe.
Speaker 2: Those are always your big fig.
Speaker 3: Which is why I love the Step Up movies.
Speaker 1: When the song ends, Axel applause the idea of a
Speaker 1: final jam and offers his z Amphitheater as the venue,
Speaker 1: and he ups the ante by offering TV coverage. Though
Speaker 1: nervous Mitchie accepts the camp rock Mitchie has an idea
Speaker 1: of what to perform at the final jam. She wrote
Speaker 1: it as a duet, but she's open to making it
Speaker 1: for everyone. Jason and Mitchie agree they have to include
Speaker 1: the junior rockers too, but Brown isn't happy about this
Speaker 1: final jam. He doesn't trust Axel and knows that this
Speaker 1: is a setup to destroy him forever, but it's too
Speaker 1: late to back out now. He feels like they're inferior
Speaker 1: to Camp Star, and when Mitchie overhears his feelings, she's
Speaker 1: visibly hurt, but more focused than ever. She calls an
Speaker 1: all camp meeting, canceling non music related activities to focus
Speaker 1: on final jam, and sadly this will leave even less
Speaker 1: time for her to connect with Shane, creating more of
Speaker 1: a strain on their relationship. He advises Nate to never
Speaker 1: get a girlfriend, but it's too late. That dude is
Speaker 1: still just straight up peeping tom on the piano player,
Speaker 1: and she's staring back with her own binoculars, now drinking
Speaker 1: his blood out of little vibes.
Speaker 2: It's getting weird.
Speaker 4: It's getting weird, and she looks so much older than
Speaker 4: the most of the cast.
Speaker 2: Right, Am I wrong?
Speaker 1: She no?
Speaker 3: I mean I thought it was age appropriate.
Speaker 4: It was as again she felt more mature?
Speaker 3: Did she okay?
Speaker 4: For me? I don't know if it was like her
Speaker 4: just gorgeous, like luscious lips or what was it like
Speaker 4: very like.
Speaker 2: Jessica Rabbit.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe that's what very she felt very like mature,
Speaker 4: gorgeous girl, gorgeous, but just she seems so much more
Speaker 4: mature than the rest of the cast.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, there it would the hole, just the relationship
Speaker 1: but to them was a little weird. Later that day,
Speaker 1: Mitchie doesn't get why anyone at Camp Rock is taking
Speaker 1: a break from practicing for final jam. Their performance needs work,
Speaker 1: and she's becoming quite annoying leader, even ignoring what the
Speaker 1: junior rockers can contribute. All work and no play makes
Speaker 1: this place a dull camp. But it appears Brown and
Speaker 1: Shane have a plan led by the Junior Rockers. They
Speaker 1: raced the rehearsal and ambush the campers with water balloons
Speaker 1: and hoses. It is a full on water fight, and
Speaker 1: Brown loves what he sees. The song playing during the
Speaker 1: melee is rock Hard or Go Home, which is a
Speaker 1: title that could have used to rewrite. Everyone appears to
Speaker 1: have had a lot of fun except Mitchie. Is nowhere
Speaker 1: to be found. She even missed dinner. Shane finds her
Speaker 1: working on the final jam song and invites her to
Speaker 1: a night picnic, but she's not having it. She has
Speaker 1: work to do. It is not happy about the water fight.
Speaker 1: I love how she's even trying to do the music
Speaker 1: on her wet sheets. She feels neglected and make sure
Speaker 1: he feels neglected, and make sure she knows it before
Speaker 1: he storms out. And it's a nice kind of story
Speaker 1: point that she ends up being too busy for him,
Speaker 1: not the rock star too busy for her. It was
Speaker 1: a good counterpoint to what they normally do. And when
Speaker 1: Shane returns to his cabin, he picks up an acoustic
Speaker 1: guitar and instantly taps into his sorrows with our next song,
Speaker 1: a duet with Mitchie called Wouldn't Change a Thing. It's
Speaker 1: about their differences and conflicts, but how they both seem
Speaker 1: to believe they're meant to be anyway. This is basically
Speaker 1: a new generation's version of Paula Abdul's Opposites attract.
Speaker 3: And I know it's not that at all. It's not
Speaker 3: the best.
Speaker 1: It's actually it's my favorite song that they do. It's
Speaker 1: one of the only songs that I that was very good.
Speaker 3: It's a good song. The two of them together, it's
Speaker 3: a good time.
Speaker 4: I am such a fan of her music, and I mean,
Speaker 4: this is what she does, like she could just pull
Speaker 4: an audience in once she gets a ballad.
Speaker 3: Other than this. I've never heard a Demi Lovado song
Speaker 3: in my life.
Speaker 4: Oh you, I mean, if you liked this song, this
Speaker 4: doesn't even hit like a tiny bit of the music
Speaker 4: she does.
Speaker 3: Just not mine.
Speaker 4: She is like one of the along the royalty of
Speaker 4: the big queens that do ballads.
Speaker 3: Like okay, oh all right.
Speaker 2: Her voice is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Have never heard it. The next morning, Mitchie wakes up
Speaker 3: to an empty cabin.
Speaker 1: She has no idea where everyone went, and eventually stumbles
Speaker 1: on a massive camp wide practice run by her bunk mates.
Speaker 1: They admit they weren't taking it seriously and it shouldn't
Speaker 1: just rest on Mitchie's shoulders. So Shane got everyone up
Speaker 1: before dawn to get to work. It's time for camp
Speaker 1: Rock to step it up and connect. Three is ready
Speaker 1: to teach them how to do this, starting with our
Speaker 1: next song, Heart and Soul, an instructional rock anthem about
Speaker 1: how to be a rock Star performed from the Humble
Speaker 1: Camp Rock Stage. What do we think about the self
Speaker 1: referential track referencing Elvis, Mick Jagger, Axel Rose, David Roth.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was again it kind of I just kind
Speaker 4: of got lost in.
Speaker 3: It. Not Bean, I'm sorry I didn't.
Speaker 2: It was it was I got it.
Speaker 4: I got it right, like I I understood where it was.
Speaker 4: But it was definitely this was one of the songs
Speaker 4: I could have done without. I mean, but again, it
Speaker 4: makes sense. They have these kids that are learning, like
Speaker 4: you know, to do a montage of them working hard.
Speaker 4: This to me, I'm kind of like, this is just
Speaker 4: needed in the storyline, right, you were at this point where.
Speaker 2: We just need to them.
Speaker 3: Yeah. A weird song, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I liked the the one that was like great Balls
Speaker 4: of Fire.
Speaker 2: I loved that one. I loved that that actual song.
Speaker 4: That song was like really cute and different and like
Speaker 4: like you said, kids watching it probably had zero idea
Speaker 4: of the reference, but for me, I was, I love
Speaker 4: a Great Balls of Fire.
Speaker 2: Oh so good.
Speaker 1: When this ends, Nate stumbles onto Dana, who's crossed the
Speaker 1: lake in a canoe to see him, but their interaction
Speaker 1: turns awkward. She admits she likes seeing him creepily watching
Speaker 1: her play the piano, but now he's acting shy and
Speaker 1: she doesn't know anything about him. She's not into that
Speaker 1: and leaves in a huff. Is this an actual argument?
Speaker 1: I don't get what happened here? She's mad that she
Speaker 1: doesn't really know him, but how could she. He's just
Speaker 1: a peeping tom and she liked that, so how could
Speaker 1: she not know? It's like they've had a total of
Speaker 1: four conversations right that always turn weird.
Speaker 3: How much is she supposed to know about this guy
Speaker 3: at this point?
Speaker 2: Exactly? And I get it.
Speaker 4: He's he's having a hard time communicating with her, as.
Speaker 2: All guys that age do.
Speaker 4: Girlfriend back down, give him a minute, and she gets
Speaker 4: so irritated so quickly. Yeah, because she's basically like, so
Speaker 4: tell me what you're thinking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, tell me everything about yourself, because I don't know
Speaker 1: anything about you.
Speaker 4: It's like, what, Well, I'm really feeling awkward right now.
Speaker 3: Can I tell you?
Speaker 4: It's very strange speaking This is one of the most
Speaker 4: awkward conversations I've ever had.
Speaker 2: Does that make you feel I don't really want to
Speaker 2: tell you that.
Speaker 1: I don't want to tell you, but it's true, But
Speaker 1: now we have sad Nate and sad Shane moping around
Speaker 1: Camp Rock loves Struck eating mashed potatoes. But just when
Speaker 1: things look sadess for Shane, he finally goes on a
Speaker 1: date with Mitchie, walking in the sand barefoot. They picnicking,
Speaker 1: but on the other side of the spectrum, Nate is
Speaker 1: still bumming. He doesn't know what to do because Dana
Speaker 1: wants to know things about him.
Speaker 3: What a novel, idea? What do you think those state
Speaker 3: middle name, favorite type of socks? The last time he
Speaker 3: saw Avatar? Like, what does she need to know? I
Speaker 3: do you know?
Speaker 2: It's so strange?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: His brother suggests if he can't say it, he should
Speaker 1: sing it, so he sneaks onto Campstar and surprises her
Speaker 1: with a list of things nobody knows about him. Then
Speaker 1: he starts playing his guitar and we're into our next song,
Speaker 1: Introducing Me. It's a tune about things that he likes,
Speaker 1: such as cheese but only on pizza, but also sometimes
Speaker 1: on a homemade casadiya. He also likes when the moon
Speaker 1: looks like a toenail, but he's not into cars. The
Speaker 1: song goes faster and faster because she's got to get
Speaker 1: back to practice. She loves the tweek cuteness of it all,
Speaker 1: but before she could say anything ooh, her father appears
Speaker 1: and tells Nate he's got to leave the theatrics for
Speaker 1: the final Jam. But as Dana Lee's she obviously liked
Speaker 1: it a lot and takes the list of things about
Speaker 1: him funny, cute, quirky song. That night, while telling scary
Speaker 1: stories to the Junior Rockers, Jason, who has no romantic
Speaker 1: storyline whatsoever, assures the kids they're going to win the
Speaker 1: Final Jam, and this seems like a terrible, terrible promise
Speaker 1: to make, so he wakes them up for a mission.
Speaker 1: They creep up to Campstar and spy on their opponent's rehearsal,
Speaker 1: which is run by Axel's Iron Fist and focuses only.
Speaker 3: On Tests, Oh, Tests and Luke.
Speaker 1: The next day, the Junior Rockers report back with what
Speaker 1: they saw, and it's seen as good news because everyone
Speaker 1: agrees Mitchie and Shane are far superior compared to Tests
Speaker 1: and Luke. Are they But the plan was never to
Speaker 1: focus on the couple. It was to incorporate everyone. But
Speaker 1: Kately reminds her the song was originally written as a
Speaker 1: duet and now everyone wants them to do it alone.
Speaker 1: And even though it appears to be the plan moving forward,
Speaker 1: it's not sitting great with Mitchie, especially because the junior
Speaker 1: rockers wanted to show off their skills. But she has
Speaker 1: an idea and just in time for the final jam,
Speaker 1: which is starting right now, Hits TV spelled with a Z,
Speaker 1: of course, is covering the event because you know, Cable.
Speaker 3: TV loves camp talent shows.
Speaker 1: Also, Axel appears to have a real intimate relationship with
Speaker 1: the TV host played by Big Brother Canada's Aresa Cox. Backstage,
Speaker 1: Actual even taunts Brown, saying next year he might just
Speaker 1: hire him to run Camp Star, and at the point
Speaker 1: Brown at one point is like, so, I guess we're
Speaker 1: never going to be friends again, and He's like no.
Speaker 1: All this while Tess and Luke are bickering right up
Speaker 1: until they take the stage.
Speaker 4: Great messaging for kids, right, the great the grudge the
Speaker 4: worth it.
Speaker 3: Never grudges work hate should last forever.
Speaker 1: Forever, And even during introductions that Hits TV hosts is
Speaker 1: biased towards Camp Star, Tess and Luke do get there
Speaker 1: together and perform a song called Tear It Down, arguably
Speaker 1: my favorite song the entire thing, and they should have
Speaker 1: won with on.
Speaker 3: Keys in the camp dancing around.
Speaker 1: So, I mean, other than the temporary Jamaican accent from Luke,
Speaker 1: which was weird, what did you think about this performance?
Speaker 4: Well, my main question was when we spied on them.
Speaker 4: This is one of my sprena seas, but we'll just
Speaker 4: do it. When we spied on them, they were all
Speaker 4: wearing like blonde wigs.
Speaker 2: Where did they go?
Speaker 3: That's a great question.
Speaker 2: What were they rehearsing?
Speaker 3: I don't, yeah, but throw it.
Speaker 4: I went back and I went back and they do
Speaker 4: kind of say, like tear it down, let's start from
Speaker 4: the beginning. So I don't know if that's like a
Speaker 4: we're gonna like the whole thing at all, but I
Speaker 4: kept going, when are those blonde wigs coming out?
Speaker 3: Never came into play, ever came into play. Nope.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I mean I thought this one was okay.
Speaker 4: This is another time when the choreography struck me as like,
Speaker 4: not the greatest choreography we've.
Speaker 3: Seen, But the song wasn't bad.
Speaker 4: But the song wasn't bad and it was a big
Speaker 4: time production song. So that's one of the things that
Speaker 4: I noticed that we have, we are not usually always
Speaker 4: seen on the Camp Rock side.
Speaker 2: So then I kind of went, oh, they're not going
Speaker 2: to win this thing.
Speaker 6: No, of course they're not, nor should they have, And
Speaker 6: I would have judge them right for my air conditioned cabin.
Speaker 6: And now as Camp Rock awaits their turn, they congratulate
Speaker 6: Tests and Luke on a great performance, and Luke says
Speaker 6: it would have been better if he did it solo.
Speaker 3: What a dick. He's kind of right. He didn't, honestly,
Speaker 3: he didn't. Love that was good.
Speaker 4: Honestly, his very first performance was the best thing of
Speaker 4: the entire Yeah, exactly, how this guy still.
Speaker 2: He was good on his own.
Speaker 4: He was actually right, And I sometimes you just know
Speaker 4: I'm better on my own.
Speaker 3: Better by myself.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Tests obviously misses the camaraderie of Camp Rock and wishes
Speaker 1: them luck, but it might be for nothing because the
Speaker 1: hits pronouncing that z TV host admits to Brown that
Speaker 1: Axel spent millions of dollars in marketing to get votes
Speaker 1: for his camp. Why they might be cooked before they
Speaker 1: even take the stage, But Nate doesn't let that get
Speaker 1: him down. He gives a rose to Dana and their
Speaker 1: relationship seems to be progressing, despite her dad seeing him
Speaker 1: as the enemy and Sabrina seeing her as too old
Speaker 1: for him. And now it's time for Camp Rock to
Speaker 1: perform their big number, what we came here for. Shane
Speaker 1: and Mitchie lead the way with camp footage shot by
Speaker 1: the junior rockers playing on the screen. Also, there's a
Speaker 1: bunch of beach balls, which makes any performance better. The
Speaker 1: song concludes to a thunderous response and voting has begun.
Speaker 3: Soon after we're troll The results are in.
Speaker 1: So that was a three minute voting window, and just
Speaker 1: as the winner's name is announced, we go completely silent,
Speaker 1: only seeing the different camps reaction or whatever was said,
Speaker 1: and we can tell the winning team was Camp Star
Speaker 1: Wamp Womp. Camp Rock is obviously disappointed, and Mitchie begins
Speaker 1: to cry test what's over, crossing lines to console her.
Speaker 3: By the way, Camp Star was better.
Speaker 1: Later that night, at a Goodbye Camp Rock bonfire, Shane
Speaker 1: can't believe they lost, but Mitchie explains that every song
Speaker 1: can't be a hit and could never stop them from singing.
Speaker 1: Mitch apologizes that they didn't spend more time together this summer, and.
Speaker 3: Finally we see them kiss.
Speaker 1: It's a good smooch, and at the big final moment
Speaker 1: of acceptance, the Camp rockers sing this is Our Song
Speaker 1: around the fire, reclaiming their summer, no matter who won
Speaker 1: the final jam Campstar one, Camp Star one, and then
Speaker 1: they spot a group of kayaks heading towards them, all
Speaker 1: of the people in the kayak holding weapons. No, I'm kidding,
Speaker 1: I've see If you're still with me, it's everyone from
Speaker 1: Camp Star hoping to join the party.
Speaker 3: Tests and a few other campers even plan on attending Camp.
Speaker 1: Rock next year because everyone goes to camp up through
Speaker 1: their twenties apparently in this world, so they're just gonna
Speaker 1: keep coming back because it seems like more fun. And
Speaker 1: the camp's phones have been ringing off the hook, so
Speaker 1: maybe they didn't lose after all. They close out this
Speaker 1: is Our Song with some big Demi vocals and a
Speaker 1: few bloopers over the credits, and that is your movie.
Speaker 1: W let's see some real reviews, Sabrina, I think you
Speaker 1: have the one star this week.
Speaker 3: What do you got I do?
Speaker 2: And it is a lot to say a lot right.
Speaker 4: One star review from White Shadow one six zero six. Okay,
Speaker 4: I'm completely disappointed. First of all, I like the first
Speaker 4: Camp Rock way better. Most of the parts are just lame,
Speaker 4: especially the songs. Hate all the songs.
Speaker 2: Maybe I like.
Speaker 4: One, but that doesn't change the fact that this movie
Speaker 4: is suck. Let me be clear, I don't like Demi Lovado.
Speaker 4: She really should be focusing only on her singing career.
Speaker 4: She is suck at acting. I bet many will agree
Speaker 4: with me on this.
Speaker 3: Wow one star I would.
Speaker 2: Hate to is suck at anything.
Speaker 3: I would hate to suck at anything too. My God,
Speaker 3: nobody likes it.
Speaker 5: This suck.
Speaker 3: I've got the five star.
Speaker 1: From somebody named Ellen Holmes, and I'm gonna read this
Speaker 1: exactly as it's written. As soon as I came home,
Speaker 1: I ran straight to the teapot to make the hibiscus
Speaker 1: lemon bomb tea. The moment I tasted it, my Rabi's
Speaker 1: completely vaporized. The herbalists at Camp Rock to the Final
Speaker 1: Jam twenty ten are extremely sapient and healing. I even
Speaker 1: brought Rose Quartz, and my ex husband finally came back
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 3: Their rock and fossil collection lives up to the shop's name.
Speaker 3: The location is perfect for bird watching.
Speaker 1: I go bird watching here every day after work as
Speaker 1: a tour guide at my local jam factory.
Speaker 3: I totally recommend this job. By the way, if you
Speaker 3: see me.
Speaker 1: There, say I love your purple hair, and I'll know
Speaker 1: you read this review.
Speaker 3: Toodles this lady five stars smelling all.
Speaker 4: The vapors and smoking all the herbs of the Camp
Speaker 4: Rock too.
Speaker 1: But I don't know what's up with that, if she
Speaker 1: confused it with something, if it was a joke.
Speaker 3: But ah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: We are now coming to Sabrina's favorite part of our program,
Speaker 1: r Weekly Teacher.
Speaker 3: You do you look forward to it all week? Like
Speaker 3: I look forward to a good Camp Rock sequel.
Speaker 1: This game this week is called the Definition of Camp
Speaker 1: to celebrate the survival of Camp Rock and the slow
Speaker 1: death of Camp Star, we are diving into the world
Speaker 1: of famous camps. Will be given a description of something
Speaker 1: including the word camp, and we must decide what is
Speaker 1: being described. Three out of five wins. Camp Director Jensen.
Speaker 1: Are you with us this week?
Speaker 5: Yes, we have breakfast in the main cabin and about
Speaker 5: twenty minutes, so let's get through it fast.
Speaker 3: Oh, we'll have to get through it because I want
Speaker 3: some BT. So here we go.
Speaker 1: Number one, the US Marine Corps base in southern California
Speaker 1: that serves as a key training facility for the Marine
Speaker 1: and Navy operations.
Speaker 2: Wait, we have to name. We have to guess the
Speaker 2: name of it. Yeah, it's got Camp in the Pendleton.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 3: Camp Pendleton is correct, I think, right, yep, Camp Pendleton
Speaker 3: Number one, right? Number t two.
Speaker 1: A group of kids trick their parents into funding a
Speaker 1: fake summer camp so they can spend the summer unsupervised
Speaker 1: and free from adult rules in this nineteen ninety four movie. Oh,
Speaker 1: I remember it because we did this on Pop means World.
Speaker 3: Thank God, thank God.
Speaker 2: Oh man. I don't know, but I know the movie.
Speaker 2: I can see it. Oh what is it?
Speaker 1: Will?
Speaker 3: Isn't it Camp Nowhere?
Speaker 5: It is Camp Nowhere Nowhere Camp?
Speaker 3: Okay, that's a good one. Number three.
Speaker 1: This is the name of the University of Wisconsin's football field, Jensen.
Speaker 2: These are so good.
Speaker 4: I don't know it, but they are so good because
Speaker 4: I do know it, but I don't know it.
Speaker 1: Okay, Wait, okay, Wisconsin. Are they the Badgers? So would
Speaker 1: it be Camp Badger?
Speaker 5: No, it's Camp Randall Stadium.
Speaker 3: I can't ever get that.
Speaker 2: No, I feel like, isn't that a famous one?
Speaker 5: Though? The kids not famous?
Speaker 3: Double negative trick okay, any movie On.
Speaker 1: Number four, it's a nineteen sixty three novelty song by
Speaker 1: Alan Sherman, humorously depicting a boy's miserable experiences at summer
Speaker 1: camp through a letter to his parents.
Speaker 5: Do you know this? No?
Speaker 3: Is this? Hello?
Speaker 5: Mada?
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 4: Father?
Speaker 3: Isn't it Camp Hiawatha?
Speaker 5: Wow? To blow it? So close to you? The part
Speaker 5: that bothers me the most is how close you got?
Speaker 5: It is Camp Granada?
Speaker 3: Oh damn it? I thought it was Camp Hiawatha Camp Granada?
Speaker 5: Good by Sherman's dad. By the way, was it?
Speaker 1: No, that's Sherman's grandfather, grandfather, Alan Sherman. I think is
Speaker 1: his grandfather. I think he because it was. It's Bob
Speaker 1: and h Bob Sherman, Robert Sherman and I can't forget
Speaker 1: his other Allan. I think was their dad. I think
Speaker 1: so GiB okay, So I was so close?
Speaker 3: Wings from Camp Granada? Okay?
Speaker 1: Number five it's the fictional Summer Camp and the Friday
Speaker 1: the Thirteenth franchise, being the haunted grounds of mass killer
Speaker 1: Jason Voorhees.
Speaker 5: Yeah, oh, this is a good one.
Speaker 2: This is a great one.
Speaker 3: I think I have it.
Speaker 2: It's a great one I have.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 3: Isn't it like Camp Summer Lake?
Speaker 5: Oh wait this guy?
Speaker 3: So no, it's silver Lake.
Speaker 2: It's it's close.
Speaker 4: Is it summer linn No, summerl in Nevada?
Speaker 2: What is it Camp Camp?
Speaker 5: Well, we're still close. I don't want to even cut
Speaker 5: it off.
Speaker 3: It is Summer Lake or Silver Lake or Camp?
Speaker 5: I mean, can we put a little buzzer of badness
Speaker 5: in here during the edit? Is it Camp Crystal Lake?
Speaker 3: Crystal Lake?
Speaker 5: Dammit?
Speaker 3: It's a Crystal Lake. Dammit? So Crystal La close. Those
Speaker 3: are good. That was a good we lost. I like
Speaker 3: that one, Producer Jensen. But that's that's.
Speaker 2: Normal for me. The sting, it's less and less.
Speaker 3: It doesn't. It's just because we've stopped feeling. It's all
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 2: I'm just numbed.
Speaker 3: Exactly do we have any Sabrina Seas left?
Speaker 2: We do. One of the things that.
Speaker 4: Hit me so hard this movie versus I don't remember
Speaker 4: I don't even remember the name caring about it at all.
Speaker 2: Was this connect three for the Bank?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I didn't remember that either.
Speaker 4: I don't know if it was like more in our
Speaker 4: Face or what. But it's such a funny name.
Speaker 2: Instead of connect for its connectory.
Speaker 3: Don't remember that all funny though, I kept, I just can't.
Speaker 4: It's in so many Yeah, it like I literally connect
Speaker 4: three again, like it just is really funny. I already
Speaker 4: talked about my worries some about the bodyguard.
Speaker 2: Dying and then uh.
Speaker 4: Baby Jonas being that videographer. I broke it down because
Speaker 4: I saw him in the audience, thinking this was like
Speaker 4: a quick cameo, but then it became a big thing.
Speaker 4: The bracelet thing really irritated me. One of the things
Speaker 4: that also irritated me was the beach balls being just thrown,
Speaker 4: because I know we always wanted to be able to
Speaker 4: put like throw beef balls, but it's like a big fine.
Speaker 4: So I always wonder what how they get thrown. It
Speaker 4: must be someone bringing them.
Speaker 1: It's a fine at a concert to throw a beaches
Speaker 1: So we had to think.
Speaker 4: On our Christmas tour, we had a song called Christmas
Speaker 4: Time in California, and we wanted it was like a
Speaker 4: surf vibe, and we wanted to throw beach balls, and
Speaker 4: it's like a giant fine like that.
Speaker 2: We would never our production company never let us do that.
Speaker 4: But then, like some people, I guess big rockers that
Speaker 4: have no money, like that have money they don't care about,
Speaker 4: so they just do it anyway anyway. And then the
Speaker 4: last one was Okay, I have to scroll up because
Speaker 4: I had a conversation to distinguish this because we did
Speaker 4: not talk about it, and it is. The song that
Speaker 4: we went over was it's the funny, little quirky song
Speaker 4: that we see Nick Jonas do with his older girlfriend
Speaker 4: introducing it. It's introducing me, now, did that? Well, I
Speaker 4: know this is totally out of your genre, probably, but
Speaker 4: I'm listening to it and I went, oh, my gosh,
Speaker 4: and I started going Jason Ross like.
Speaker 3: I got you Jason Ras song. I thought the same
Speaker 3: thing as a.
Speaker 4: Song Jason, I'm like, I can't believe, and I'm thinking,
Speaker 4: so I looked into it. I thought this movie came
Speaker 4: out before, because there was in my head no way
Speaker 4: Disney would ever do a song that sounds so much
Speaker 4: like it.
Speaker 3: Yours right?
Speaker 2: Is that the song I'm Yours Yes?
Speaker 4: And that came out in two thousand and eight, and
Speaker 4: this movie came out in twenty ten.
Speaker 2: Oh, this song you have to in THEA.
Speaker 4: It is the almost exact same.
Speaker 3: I thought the same thing.
Speaker 4: I could not believe that Disney, now that I know that,
Speaker 4: At first, I was thinking Jason totally.
Speaker 3: He was obviously a camp rock to f was a
Speaker 3: camp rock her.
Speaker 4: What the hell no, this song, guys, you gotta just
Speaker 4: take your phones out look it up right now because
Speaker 4: it is such a thing. And then I found an
Speaker 4: article about him being upset about it. Yes, there was
Speaker 4: a you know, I wouldn't want to say go like, oh,
Speaker 4: he was pissed, but like he's in there going like yeah,
Speaker 4: that's like, I mean, that's a very close thing. And
Speaker 4: it's it's the Jonas brothers doing it too, so it's
Speaker 4: obviously going to be.
Speaker 2: Big and known.
Speaker 4: And now, like you know, if you put them back
Speaker 4: to back, yeah, I get. I don't think he was mad,
Speaker 4: but it just says like yeah, he's like, that's like.
Speaker 3: That's my song.
Speaker 2: And there was another girl.
Speaker 4: There's another song I guess that's very close to it
Speaker 4: from Uh. I don't recognize this artist, sorry, but but
Speaker 4: Linka and it's called the Show.
Speaker 1: I think it's the same. Yeah, it's the she sings
Speaker 1: it uh to Brad Pitt. His daughter sings it to
Speaker 1: Brad Pitt in Moneyball.
Speaker 3: Oh and it sounds exactly the same.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, guys, these songs are like just different.
Speaker 4: For it's like part one, part two, part three. Honestly,
Speaker 4: it's the same. It's the same melody or it sounds
Speaker 4: very very similar. So that was the thing that just
Speaker 4: blew me off off my feet.
Speaker 3: I was just I could.
Speaker 4: I went back and listened to it because it's cute.
Speaker 4: It was a cute little song, and I'm like, wait
Speaker 4: a minute, it's a.
Speaker 2: Great it's a great Jason it is, which shocks me.
Speaker 2: Doesn't that shock you? On the channel would even take
Speaker 2: the chance to do something like that.
Speaker 1: Maybe they were just like, it's nick the Jonases are
Speaker 1: writing it, so it'll be fine.
Speaker 3: But it's like nobody will care.
Speaker 2: Nobody will care.
Speaker 3: I care. I care.
Speaker 1: Thank you Sabrina for Sabrina Sees this week. And now
Speaker 1: we have to rate our film and our options this week.
Speaker 3: Let's do one.
Speaker 1: I say we do one out of seventy seventy being
Speaker 1: the lowest one ten, but will make ten.
Speaker 3: The highest this time. That's how we switch it up.
Speaker 1: Our options this week are one out of ten, iron Weasels,
Speaker 1: one out of ten. Dead bodies on the side of
Speaker 1: the road, rolling buses, Bonus Jonases one out of ten,
Speaker 1: Peeping Tom's one out of ten, sad Mashed Potatoes one
Speaker 1: out of ten, log butts one out of ten. Three
Speaker 1: minute voting windows, or I'm gonna add one out of
Speaker 1: ten stolen Jason Moras songs.
Speaker 3: Which one would you? I think you rated first last time, so.
Speaker 2: It's your turn. We're back on track now.
Speaker 3: Okay. I'm starting to.
Speaker 1: Realize that one of the ways that I can see
Speaker 1: how much I like a movie or dislike a movie
Speaker 1: is if I have to watch it in chunks. And
Speaker 1: I had to watch this movie in chunks. This was
Speaker 1: not one of my favorite movies. Camp Rock one was
Speaker 1: way better than this movie. Again, I noticed the choreography.
Speaker 3: I should never notice the choreography.
Speaker 1: I should sit here and go, Sabrina, are they dancing good?
Speaker 1: And you go, yeah, they're dancing good, and I go great,
Speaker 1: That's how it should be. So when I'm sitting there watching,
Speaker 1: going this doesn't look good.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I mean again, this is doing this with the hands
Speaker 1: all the time, and this.
Speaker 2: Is never a move, but it's this limic.
Speaker 1: This is never a move that should be in a
Speaker 1: dance things that's I do that and it's because I
Speaker 1: can't dance. So yeah, it's this was not my favorite movie.
Speaker 1: That being said, the amount of talent in this movie
Speaker 1: is ridiculous. When you've got Demi Levado, you've got the
Speaker 1: Jonas brothers, you've got Alison Stoner, you've got even the
Speaker 1: M Dot and all the I mean, there was a
Speaker 1: lot of talent this movie.
Speaker 2: Here.
Speaker 1: I did not like the way the talent was directed,
Speaker 1: meaning not Paul Hoan directed. I mean like it was
Speaker 1: put into I thought, not great dancing and not great songs.
Speaker 3: Frankly, I thought it was when as talent.
Speaker 1: Went so because it's Daddy Hoan and because of the
Speaker 1: cast that it is, I'll bump it up a bit,
Speaker 1: but this is not This is another five point five
Speaker 1: maybe soft six to me best. This was just not
Speaker 1: a great movie for me. I'm sorry, it just it wasn't.
Speaker 1: So I'm you know what, I'm gonna stick with my guns.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say five to five. This was I thought
Speaker 1: some of the acting choices were strange.
Speaker 3: I did not like the music. I did not like
Speaker 3: the music. I didn't I that is it is what
Speaker 3: it is.
Speaker 1: I gotta I gotta stick with what I know again,
Speaker 1: had this been a standalone, that might be different.
Speaker 3: But we saw Camp Rock one, right, which was a
Speaker 3: better version of this already, right, So yeah, this is
Speaker 3: a five point five stolen Jason Mraz songs For me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean I expected that. I really did. I
Speaker 2: really did.
Speaker 4: I I I don't ever really like to hit on
Speaker 4: choreography and be too harsh on it, but this was
Speaker 4: just not it.
Speaker 2: And I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: Mainly though, I'm what, like I said, said the talent
Speaker 4: he has, I mean, not just Alison. There's just so
Speaker 4: much of the cast that has really just ubers and ubers.
Speaker 2: Amount of talent.
Speaker 4: They pulled it off in a sense because they're just
Speaker 4: great performers, so you know, you're just hoping they're watching
Speaker 4: their faces versus what they're doing down below. It started
Speaker 4: off okay for me, and then it kind of went down,
Speaker 4: and then the hard part for me was that what
Speaker 4: was given to Camp Star was just so much better.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: Then the poor kids at Camp.
Speaker 4: Rock just looked so mediocre. And that's what I just
Speaker 4: really did not understand. And I mean, I guess it
Speaker 4: made sense because at the end they didn't win, But
Speaker 4: then again, I don't like storylines that end up like that.
Speaker 4: I like to feel soft and cushi inside been happy
Speaker 4: and proud that they won, so that that threw me.
Speaker 1: They also set it up to where if they did
Speaker 1: didn't win, it wasn't because they weren't better. They didn't
Speaker 1: win because that guy bought all of those They made sure.
Speaker 3: You had to say.
Speaker 4: But at the end of the day, if I were
Speaker 4: judging the camp, they did. And it's terrible to say,
Speaker 4: but it's true. I agree the first one was so
Speaker 4: much better, but the star power in this bumped it
Speaker 4: up a little bit. And then of course my guy
Speaker 4: Paul Holmand. So yeah, I'm never gonna give Paul hoan.
Speaker 4: I don't think less than a six point five, So
Speaker 4: I'm going with a six point five.
Speaker 2: I'm uh, what are we doing?
Speaker 3: Jenna, Jason Rat stolen Jason raz.
Speaker 4: Songs six point five stolen Jason Moraz songs. I love you, Paul,
Speaker 4: I will always be here being your role dog shout
Speaker 4: out so because I just can't give him less than that,
Speaker 4: unless I might have done that with Luck of the Irish,
Speaker 4: I don't.
Speaker 2: Know, I can't remember.
Speaker 4: Anyway, We're gonna, we're gonna move on, and it's just
Speaker 4: gonna say at six point five for me.
Speaker 3: Okay, well fair enough.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you everybody so much for joining us for
Speaker 1: our next movie. We sometimes find ourselves reviewing silly movies
Speaker 1: with like ridiculous titles, but we found one that exudes
Speaker 1: the subtle, less over the top classic decom deserves. It's
Speaker 1: time to analyze the two thousand science fiction ROMP Stepsister
Speaker 1: from Planet Weird. Yeah, get ready for some Oscar worthy
Speaker 1: class I can't wait.
Speaker 3: But again, I love a movie that.
Speaker 1: Doesn't apologize from itself, Mom and Dad save the Universe,
Speaker 1: things like that. It's like, okay, Stepsister from Planet Weird,
Speaker 1: I can't wait.
Speaker 3: This could be a ten and I would have no idea.
Speaker 1: So I'm so excited. But first speaking, I'm excited. We
Speaker 1: are unbelievably excited because this week's park oper episode, we
Speaker 1: are talking to the one and only Alison Stone or
Speaker 1: yes aka Caitlin from Camp Rock one.
Speaker 3: To two and so many other great nostalgic projects.
Speaker 1: They're an icon on the channel, on the dance floor
Speaker 1: in voiceovers, and now they joined.
Speaker 3: Us for a magical rewind look back. Let's get a
Speaker 3: little preview of what you can expect.
Speaker 7: Ironically, where we filmed Camp Rock. We filmed Cheap by
Speaker 7: the dozen.
Speaker 2: Oh really, that would make so much sense.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So I would have slashbacks where I would see
Speaker 7: like the camp supposed to be, like the mess hall,
Speaker 7: and then I would look to the right and see
Speaker 7: the water, and I would picture Steve Martin and all
Speaker 7: of us like rowing across the water trying to get
Speaker 7: my older sister Piper pair boat to the hospital to
Speaker 7: give birth in that scene.
Speaker 3: Obviously, this is one you don't want to miss.
Speaker 1: They have such cool stories and talk about a career amazing, So.
Speaker 3: Make sure that book.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, they talk about their new book and it
Speaker 1: sounds like it's pretty extraordinary, so you've got to get it.
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Speaker 1: Thank you everybody, and bye bye