Speaker 1: Sabrina, what are you wearing?
Speaker 2: Will? I am wearing the latest fashion of two thousands.
Speaker 2: I've got my Avril Levine tie on. Uh huh, my
Speaker 2: preppy little shirt here, okay, my cheetah sweater. I noticed
Speaker 2: my hat that cannot be straight. It must be to
Speaker 2: the rice.
Speaker 1: Slightly rakish angle. Yes, I am.
Speaker 2: Grooving and moving this morning.
Speaker 3: Now, Yeah, how far did you have to go to
Speaker 3: find said fashion?
Speaker 1: Was this a store? Did you have to order this?
Speaker 1: How did you find this outfit?
Speaker 2: I just happened to have these items of the two
Speaker 2: thousands in my closet. It was just a little get up.
Speaker 2: I had to look a little bit. This is my
Speaker 2: husband's tie, Okay, which is this normal? Why is his
Speaker 2: tie cut?
Speaker 1: No, that's not that's not normal.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Sorry to call you out, Jordan. I
Speaker 2: have no idea what the hell that is.
Speaker 3: He's even got a great Your husband even has a
Speaker 3: great mid aught two thousand's boy band name Jordan?
Speaker 2: I mean, I know, I know, I know. And his
Speaker 2: middle name is Michael.
Speaker 1: Oh he could also just be jm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a play a little bit of a playoff
Speaker 2: Michael Jordan. But you know, switch it up, just a
Speaker 2: little bit.
Speaker 3: Switch it up just well, there's there is no better
Speaker 3: segue to our film this week. But first of all,
Speaker 3: welcome to Magical Rewind, the show that makes you want
Speaker 3: to grab your friends, your pjs and your popcorn and
Speaker 3: go back to a time when all the houses are smart, the.
Speaker 1: Waves, tsunamis and the high School's musical.
Speaker 2: I'm wilfrid All and I'm Sabrina Brian.
Speaker 1: And Sabrina's outfit.
Speaker 3: If you can't see it, which you can't if you're
Speaker 3: just listening to the podcast, but I promise you is
Speaker 3: a perfect representation of the time which we're talking about today.
Speaker 2: Which I'm twinsies with Brenda Song.
Speaker 3: You are absolutely because today we are watching Stuck in
Speaker 3: the Suburbs, which is.
Speaker 1: A huge, you know, incredible movie. It was fun, It
Speaker 1: was fun.
Speaker 2: Loved it. I loved I thought it was so fun.
Speaker 1: It was fun.
Speaker 2: There's definitely things to chat about, of course, of course,
Speaker 2: but to be honest, I thought it was great. It
Speaker 2: was perfectly placed in its time, The amount of color,
Speaker 2: just everything, there's so much. I mean, I love this
Speaker 2: movie so much because I recognize so many people that
Speaker 2: I've worked with, including the costume designer.
Speaker 1: Miss Oh yeah, this was like right in your wheelhouse.
Speaker 2: This was right during the like Mecha of Like the
Speaker 2: Cheetah Girls. So it was wonderful to see everyone's work
Speaker 2: in this movie. I had not seen this. Have you
Speaker 2: seen this before?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: No, of course I have not seen it. Now I've
Speaker 2: got another faith.
Speaker 1: This is another fave.
Speaker 3: So everybody needs to hone in the auto tune and
Speaker 3: touch up the blonde highlights because we're diving into two
Speaker 3: thousand and fours pop music adventures stuck in the suburbs,
Speaker 3: So right in the middle of the early aughts onslaught
Speaker 3: of boy bands and trl. This movie deals in fantasy
Speaker 3: fulfillment and the dilemma of being a true artist, all
Speaker 3: set in a very normal, uneventful suburb. It premiered on
Speaker 3: July sixteenth, two thousand and four, to three point seven
Speaker 3: million viewers, which was scoring the top spot for its
Speaker 3: time slot in kids six to eleven and nine to fourteen.
Speaker 1: It was reportedly filmed with a budget of just a million.
Speaker 3: Dollars, and it also brought along a highly publicized soundtrack
Speaker 3: from Walt Disney Records and even became He even came.
Speaker 1: With a poster for the movie.
Speaker 3: I love that back in the day you got a
Speaker 3: poster too, which is cool. So, in addition to songs
Speaker 3: from Haley Duff, Jesse McCartney, Annalise Vanderpohl and Weirdly Stuck
Speaker 3: in the Middle with You from Steeler's Wheel, which really
Speaker 3: sticks out in the film, there are tracks for the
Speaker 3: movie's fictional pop star, Jordan Cahill, and the soundtrack actually
Speaker 3: charted on the Billboard Top two hundred and two thousand
Speaker 3: and four. It hit number one eighty two, which is
Speaker 3: pretty amazing. But before we find ourselves on top of
Speaker 3: the world making a wish to be more than me,
Speaker 3: let's break into the synopsis. So Brittany Aerins is your
Speaker 3: normal teenage girl bored with her predictable life in the suburbs,
Speaker 3: but all that changes when pop singer Jordan Cahill comes
Speaker 3: to town and accidentally switches phones with her. Before we
Speaker 3: really get into the film, did you have a pop like.
Speaker 1: Sensation growing up?
Speaker 3: Somebody that you had hanging in your locker that you
Speaker 3: would scream for that was just your everything?
Speaker 2: Did not have a locker, which I always have. Movies
Speaker 2: always make me. Ever, movies always make me sad because
Speaker 2: I never had a locker?
Speaker 1: How did you never have a locker?
Speaker 2: When I was in junior high, which is when I
Speaker 2: would get a locker, I did independent study for the
Speaker 2: for pees because I danced so much, and that's the
Speaker 2: only time you'd have a lockers for pe. By the
Speaker 2: time I got to high school, they had taken out
Speaker 2: all the lockers. I don't know why.
Speaker 1: Wait, wait, so you just walked around.
Speaker 2: With the backpack with all your crap in it.
Speaker 3: You never in middle school and in high school that
Speaker 3: you had to and if they had no lockers.
Speaker 2: It made me so sad. It makes me still. The
Speaker 2: decorating of a locker I missed out on.
Speaker 3: That is one of the weirdest things I've ever heard
Speaker 3: in my garage.
Speaker 2: So that I can have one, because I literally have
Speaker 2: never gotten the locker experience.
Speaker 1: That is a strange thing.
Speaker 2: To hear the kiss at the locker. I missed out
Speaker 2: on all that.
Speaker 1: That is such a strange.
Speaker 3: Okay, So if you had a locker, which it would
Speaker 3: have been, should have.
Speaker 2: In sync, in sync, in sync and then of course
Speaker 2: obsessed with Brittney Britney spears, I carry all the pop
Speaker 2: icons at that point.
Speaker 3: But in sync, for sure, your your Jordan Cahill would
Speaker 3: have been the boys from encinc.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, okay, fair enough.
Speaker 3: I totally understand that. I obviously was not a pop guy.
Speaker 3: So my locker had pictures of like I think I
Speaker 3: had motorcycles and stuff like that. It was, yeah, maybe
Speaker 3: some sports stuff. But I also never but you.
Speaker 2: Did decorate it.
Speaker 1: I might have stuck in middle school. I think we
Speaker 1: put things up.
Speaker 3: I think at one point I had like, literally quotes
Speaker 3: from Karate Kid written in my locker. Yeah yeah, and
Speaker 3: stuff like that, and it I put put put them
Speaker 3: in a body bag.
Speaker 1: Get him a body bag. That was that. And there
Speaker 1: was a couple of things.
Speaker 3: So my friends and I had had some some Karate
Speaker 3: Kid stuff in there. But I can't believe you didn't
Speaker 3: have a locker. I swear to God, I know what
Speaker 3: I'm getting you for Christmas. I'm just going to get
Speaker 3: you a locker.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know where I'll put it, but that's okay.
Speaker 1: Let's go with garage. That's a better way. So you
Speaker 1: we covered this at the top. We both really liked
Speaker 1: this movie. I did.
Speaker 2: I thought it was an easy watch. I mean to
Speaker 2: the point where I had to Normally I do all
Speaker 2: my Sabrina seaes that you know, we watched these movies twice.
Speaker 2: I do it all.
Speaker 1: The first time me too.
Speaker 2: By mid of the movie, I just was enjoying it
Speaker 2: and completely stopped writing down little thing I had. Second time,
Speaker 2: I normally just get to watch it. But the second time,
Speaker 2: when it came up to the point where I stopped
Speaker 2: watching making notes, that's when I, oh, I got to
Speaker 2: start writing these again because I don't have enough and
Speaker 2: Will's stealing all of them, so I had to make
Speaker 2: sure that it got a plenty of a list so
Speaker 2: I can check off the ones that you've got.
Speaker 1: That makes sense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this was This was one of those movies for
Speaker 3: me that started to make me realize that I'm beginning
Speaker 3: to watch the movies the way they're supposed to be watched. Yes,
Speaker 3: because they're really You couldn't have made a movie that
Speaker 3: was made less for me. I mean, this is obviously
Speaker 3: made for teenage, mostly teenage and young tween girls.
Speaker 1: But because some of the I mean all the acting
Speaker 1: was good.
Speaker 3: Again, the stories were kind of you know, the story
Speaker 3: was we'll get into a little bit interesting how they
Speaker 3: did some of the stuff.
Speaker 1: But it was fun. It was bright, there was music.
Speaker 3: It was enjoyable, easy, likable characters, easy to watch.
Speaker 1: I agree, so it was good.
Speaker 3: The movie stars Danielle Panabaker as Brittany, the small town
Speaker 3: girl thrust in the pop music Spotlight because of a
Speaker 3: cell phone. You might know her from The Flash or
Speaker 3: really any of the CW DC universe shows like Arrow,
Speaker 3: Supergirl or Legends of Tomorrow. She was also in that
Speaker 3: superhero high school movie that was really really good, sky High,
Speaker 3: a great movie and written by the two guys who
Speaker 3: did Campossible. She was Caitlin snow by the Way aka
Speaker 3: Killer Frost, which is a great character in the DC universe.
Speaker 1: And then Brenda Song is her new bestie.
Speaker 3: Natasha Kwan Schwartz best known to our audience for roles
Speaker 3: on the Disney Channel Sweet Life of Zach and Cody
Speaker 3: and appearances on That So Raven, Phil The Future, Hannah, Montana,
Speaker 3: and many many more. She is a really really talented
Speaker 3: actress who's married to mcaulay Culkin.
Speaker 2: They have two and it has two children and they're adorable. Well.
Speaker 2: I have very many pictures, but I love her. I do.
Speaker 1: You were a big Branda Song fan.
Speaker 2: I love everything she was in, plus as a person,
Speaker 2: sweet as can be.
Speaker 1: So unique girl.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, okay again, I'm meeting through meeting through stuff
Speaker 2: from the channel, Disney Channel, working stuff, Disney games, doing
Speaker 2: different things for the channel every single time. Such a
Speaker 2: joy to be around, professional and just the sweetest of sweets.
Speaker 1: Oh I love I love hearing that. Yeah, this is
Speaker 1: the first thing I've ever seen her in. Okay, she
Speaker 1: was great. Tarren Killum plays singing superstar Jordan K. Hill.
Speaker 3: Tarren would later go on to be a long running
Speaker 3: cast member of Saturday Night Live and appear in movies
Speaker 3: like Just Married, Night School, and Twelve Years a Slave.
Speaker 3: And Ryan Bellaville plays Eddie the in Hot Water, personal
Speaker 3: assistant and childhood friend of Jordan k.
Speaker 1: Hill.
Speaker 3: The movie runs just eighty two minutes, which is eight
Speaker 3: below our target, and was shot mostly in New Orleans.
Speaker 3: It was directed by Now this is I love this
Speaker 3: and I'll let you know why, directed by Savage Steve Holland,
Speaker 3: a man who got the nickname Savage in his childhood.
Speaker 1: After he kicked a kid in the teeth during.
Speaker 3: A soccer game. That's not why I love him, but
Speaker 3: that's just how we got the name. He's a legend
Speaker 3: because in the eighties, he directed cult classics like Better
Speaker 3: Off Dead One Crazy Summer, which are two of the
Speaker 3: most important movies of my life growing up. So Savage
Speaker 3: Steve Holland when I was a kid, very young, eight
Speaker 3: or nine was the director I wanted to work with.
Speaker 3: I just want John Cusack starred in all of his movies.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to be his next John Cusack, to
Speaker 3: be in Savage Steve Holland movies.
Speaker 1: It was great.
Speaker 3: He later went into kids TV, working on big shows
Speaker 3: like Big Time Rush, Phil of the Future, Lizzie Maguire,
Speaker 3: And this.
Speaker 1: Is one of the most interesting things about him. Do
Speaker 1: you remember the game show Press Your Luck? Are you
Speaker 1: too young for Press Your Luck? Okay?
Speaker 2: I think so?
Speaker 1: So Press Your Luck was in the seventies.
Speaker 3: Game early seventies and early eighties, and it was really
Speaker 3: famous for all these people would sit there and this
Speaker 3: thing goes around, this circle goes and you can hit
Speaker 3: either you know, five hundred dollars and another spin, another spin,
Speaker 3: or you'd hit something called a whammy and the whammys
Speaker 3: were bad.
Speaker 1: So people would sit there and the thing was going.
Speaker 3: And you go, okay, no whammy's no Whammy's no Wammy
Speaker 3: stop and if you hit a whammy, this animation.
Speaker 1: Would come on of this thing called the Whamy and
Speaker 1: we'll go like what.
Speaker 3: So Savage Steve Hall and actually animated all the whammies,
Speaker 3: which is he does in all of his movies Better
Speaker 3: Off Dead, One Crazy Summer. There's always these kind of
Speaker 3: bizarre animated shorts that pop up in the middle, like
Speaker 3: the famous one and Better Off Dead is two Hamburgers
Speaker 3: Cheeseburgers dancing to Everybody Wants Some by Van Hall.
Speaker 1: It's just very very interesting stuff.
Speaker 3: So that's Savage Steve Hollan, Wendy and Amy Engelberg wrote
Speaker 3: the script. They were producers and writers on Eight Simple Rules,
Speaker 3: What I Like About You and Fuller House, and they
Speaker 3: shared a credit with Dan Berenson, a Disney regular and
Speaker 3: writer behind Twitches, Camp Rock to the Hannah Montana movie,
Speaker 3: and something called Cheetah Girls One World.
Speaker 2: I'm wow, not.
Speaker 1: Familiar with Cheetah Girls. Hopefully we'll get to watch.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder what a one world means. That's weird.
Speaker 1: You're just I can't wait to see the rest of them.
Speaker 3: So let's start off with something I'm gonna call the
Speaker 3: Kick It Up clause this is where and it's because
Speaker 3: I'm a thing that again I'm trying to get over
Speaker 3: as I watch this, because I understand why they do it.
Speaker 2: Of course, think I know where you're going with this.
Speaker 3: This is where grown actors play middle schoolers. So Danielle
Speaker 3: Panabaker and Brenda Song, we're both sixteen when they filmed
Speaker 3: the movie.
Speaker 1: So not I mean, we're not talking.
Speaker 3: Gotta kick it up kind of ages, no, but still
Speaker 3: sixteen playing middle schoolers. And the thing that was so
Speaker 3: strange was the four other friends that they had at
Speaker 3: the beginning were definitely like middle school age.
Speaker 2: That was one of my big bold letters of Sabrina
Speaker 2: Cees was why are her friends seven years.
Speaker 1: Younger than her?
Speaker 2: Right, You're so little and they act little, you know,
Speaker 2: they yeah, little, And she just looks so much more mature.
Speaker 2: She talks more mature because she is, and that's okay,
Speaker 2: but it's like why, why why? Why?
Speaker 1: But do you think that that could be? Why? Then?
Speaker 3: The second cause the things I find interesting about the
Speaker 3: character was the second Brenda Song walks into school, she
Speaker 3: ditches her four friends so fast, bad habit.
Speaker 2: Bye, I am done with you.
Speaker 1: I am moving on. It was so quick and abrupt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can tell. I mean it starts with her
Speaker 2: being the cool one. She's got an aunt that lives
Speaker 2: in New York sending her her shoes that nobody has.
Speaker 2: They can't leave it. They're the most basic jelly shoes
Speaker 2: I've ever seen.
Speaker 1: But we'll get past. There's only one pair.
Speaker 2: There's only one pair in middle of America, and it's hers.
Speaker 2: You know, she's set up as being the cool more
Speaker 2: of out of the suburbs than anyone else. She finds
Speaker 2: somebody who wants to be liked, and she just drops
Speaker 2: the I can't believe as we go on that these
Speaker 2: friends keep coming back around.
Speaker 1: I thought the same thing.
Speaker 3: I was like, you guys just keep getting dissed here
Speaker 3: and you're still coming back.
Speaker 2: There's not even a conversation really.
Speaker 1: About it was very interesting.
Speaker 2: But yeah, right from the beginning, Right from the.
Speaker 3: Beginning, we're gonna kick off the movie with Britney and
Speaker 3: her soccer pals bothering their minivan driving mom.
Speaker 1: I had a problem with this too.
Speaker 3: I assumed the mom would be the mom of the
Speaker 3: lead in the movie. You never see them again, Me too,
Speaker 3: You never see this mom.
Speaker 2: Again until the end when she comes back in the same.
Speaker 3: Car, But why would it not be Britney's mom that
Speaker 3: is driving the carpool.
Speaker 1: Why it was just a weird thing.
Speaker 3: And he's like, this, this a strange choice to make
Speaker 3: it somebody else's.
Speaker 1: Yeah, very very weird.
Speaker 3: But they you know, obviously they're trying to get home
Speaker 3: because Jordan Cahill's newest video on something called Music Update
Speaker 3: was which is a fictional version of TRL, which is
Speaker 3: obviously huge at the time of Carson Dale was his
Speaker 3: new video was dropping, and they love the video so
Speaker 3: much that I think normally, like what I imagine girls
Speaker 3: would do back in the day is there's.
Speaker 1: Kind of like a synchronized dance that goes along with it.
Speaker 3: I assumed even though it was a new video, it
Speaker 3: was an old dance they kind of do to everything.
Speaker 2: It's absolutely the start of the TikTok stuff that we
Speaker 2: are now hammered with watching all of these kids bounce
Speaker 2: around with like half full out moves, giving the like
Speaker 2: the facials they do. It's just this was my I
Speaker 2: would have rather this version forever than what all the
Speaker 2: so much of the stuff I see on TikTok Okay.
Speaker 1: So are they were? They good.
Speaker 3: The girl.
Speaker 2: The girls dancing, they were okay. They were soccer players
Speaker 2: that were dancing. They were perfect for that. Soccer players
Speaker 2: that were dancing. Girls that are not in dance class,
Speaker 2: but girls that are just grooven and love this music
Speaker 2: that you know, same thing as what I think would
Speaker 2: have been. You know, a group of girls watching in
Speaker 2: sync back in the days, crackstreet boys picking up on
Speaker 2: their moves a little bit.
Speaker 1: Here and there. Okay, bye bye bye.
Speaker 2: Everyone knows how to do bye bye bye. That's like
Speaker 2: a perfect example, ain't no, lie, yes you do bye
Speaker 2: bye bye. Don't tell me you don't know how.
Speaker 1: It's this one. It's this one.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 1: I do know that one. That's what I mean, I
Speaker 1: actually do.
Speaker 2: That's a perfect example.
Speaker 1: I think Lance taught us that.
Speaker 2: Well, you cannot tell me that you don't know how
Speaker 2: to do some stuff.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: You're not into pop music, but you were still alive.
Speaker 3: Yeah again, I've heard something. Oh I've heard bye Bye
Speaker 3: Bye all the top. I remember when that video dropped,
Speaker 3: because that was a huge thing where they were doing
Speaker 3: like running on trains and doing all that.
Speaker 1: Kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I remember, I remember Bye Bye Bye.
Speaker 2: They set this whole thing up like this, and I
Speaker 2: thought they did a good job. I love the kids dancing.
Speaker 2: The only thing that really irked me was when they
Speaker 2: take their cleats, which at least their brand new never
Speaker 2: used cleats on an actual real field because they're they're costuming,
Speaker 2: and they hit the mom's couch.
Speaker 1: And slipped the couch over.
Speaker 2: I would have lost my mind.
Speaker 1: If it was all Maddy.
Speaker 2: Oh. That was the only thing that was like, you guys,
Speaker 2: all right now, we're taking it too far, taking it
Speaker 2: away too far. Take your cleats off freaking couch.
Speaker 3: Right. Yeah, Well, cleat shouldn't have been in the house anyway,
Speaker 3: no matter how fast, even if you're unning in for
Speaker 3: Jordan's new video. The cleats stay outside, by the way,
Speaker 3: if they're in the suburbs. If it's either back east
Speaker 3: or in the middle of the country, there's a mudroom.
Speaker 3: There's always a mudroom. You take your cleats off in
Speaker 3: the mudroom. Oh switch, okay, yeah, that's what you do here.
Speaker 3: We're also introduced to another crappy Disney sibling, which I'm
Speaker 3: willing to now nickname a Disling.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much. I'll show myself out.
Speaker 3: Cooper Cooper is Britney's brother who is always constantly spying,
Speaker 3: and he's dropping, he's under her bed, he's in the closet.
Speaker 1: He's got a.
Speaker 3: Doctor's stethoscope at one point and is listening through the wall.
Speaker 3: I mean, I know it's a typical little brother trope,
Speaker 3: but they take it too creepy places, which she.
Speaker 2: Is me when I was little, my really Yes, my
Speaker 2: sister was eight years older than me, right, so when
Speaker 2: I'm eight, she's sixteen. Think about all my imagination of
Speaker 2: how cool her life was. And I wanted to be
Speaker 2: in her room all the time, and I hid in there.
Speaker 2: I would pick whatever lock she'd have, I would go
Speaker 2: in there. When she was gone, I would search her
Speaker 2: whole room.
Speaker 1: You were a locksmith by this point already.
Speaker 2: That was later on. That was later on, But at
Speaker 2: the same time, I really did everything I could to
Speaker 2: get to get in my sister's room. I just wanted
Speaker 2: to be with her friends and be around with I
Speaker 2: didn't want to talk. I just wanted to sit there.
Speaker 1: I guess I get it.
Speaker 3: I'm mad your's my oldest brother's eight years older than
Speaker 3: me too, so I mean I kind of get that.
Speaker 1: But they he did look a little creepy.
Speaker 2: This scoop was a little bit too. It's a little much,
Speaker 2: but he was cute. I thought he was cute and quirky,
Speaker 2: and he was.
Speaker 3: He was, you know, I'm not sure he competes with
Speaker 3: how bad Robin Lively's character wasn't fuzzbucket, how mean she was,
Speaker 3: but he's definitely not the chill brother. But then they
Speaker 3: add which I kind of liked this. Then they add
Speaker 3: the genius older sister, which is just haven't really seen yet.
Speaker 2: I loved that. We you're right, we have not seen it.
Speaker 2: And I thought it added a great dimension to her
Speaker 2: as a you know. Then now she's a middle child,
Speaker 2: you know, the annoying brother, the sister that just looks
Speaker 2: like her has set the bar so high you couldn't try.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that I loved. I did too. I did too.
Speaker 3: I thought that was a cool way to go about it.
Speaker 3: I also liked that they made her where well you
Speaker 3: can tell they're different. She still helps her sister out
Speaker 3: like she drives her places and does that.
Speaker 1: Yes, it was a horable driver.
Speaker 3: Oh, which is which is very fun. Which is another
Speaker 3: kind of funny thing they threw in. They they actually
Speaker 3: seemed to have care added to the character.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, and they did it.
Speaker 3: They had very little time to do it, and they
Speaker 3: gave her enough that it was fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I thought my brother was actually helpful to later on
Speaker 2: be a little bit more of like a techie, you know,
Speaker 2: nerd kind of thing, like he was able to help her,
Speaker 2: which I thought was great. They were annoying in their
Speaker 2: own ways, but they were also good siblings. I like
Speaker 2: that they did kind of a family dynamic.
Speaker 1: Yep, agreed, Agreed, because after.
Speaker 2: Robin Lively, I'm like, are we teaching eveiens that they
Speaker 2: have to be annoying like this.
Speaker 3: Or the little sister in my day with the president's
Speaker 3: daughter or any of that, where.
Speaker 2: It's just we're just setting the standard that as a sibling,
Speaker 2: you're annoying, you're.
Speaker 1: Mean and exact, and that's it. But that luckily we
Speaker 1: didn't have to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Brittany, of course, staying in the suburbs, sees much bigger
Speaker 3: things for herself.
Speaker 1: She's a musician, she writes music.
Speaker 3: She's afraid that nothing important is ever going to happen
Speaker 3: to her, especially you know, she's got a mom who
Speaker 3: tries to help her with kind of local small time
Speaker 3: charity kind of yeah, yeah, like saving saving old homes
Speaker 3: and things like that. But then out of nowhere, a
Speaker 3: new girl transfers in Natasha. She has set it up
Speaker 3: that she's lived all over Europe, she's lived in New York.
Speaker 3: And this is all at the same time that they
Speaker 3: find out that the dreamiest pop star that everybody loves,
Speaker 3: Jordan ka Hill, is actually gonna be coming to town
Speaker 3: to shoot his latest music video. So the suburbs, which
Speaker 3: are normally quiet, all of a sudden have blown up.
Speaker 3: You've got a new friend, You've got Jordan k Hill coming.
Speaker 3: It's pretty amazing. I was going to take this opportunity
Speaker 3: to ask you what you thought of the fashion at
Speaker 3: this point, but seeing as you're how you're dressed, I
Speaker 3: think I know the answer. I doubt you're gonna be like,
Speaker 3: it was terrible. How does anyone dress like that?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, So this is obviously costume for me. Yes,
Speaker 2: I was watching the movie a little cringey at times
Speaker 2: because it took me back to some of the choices
Speaker 2: that I was I mean, talk about a tie, sure
Speaker 2: Dernda wears a tie. I mean, you want luck, you
Speaker 2: want gloves, tie, a big chunky bell thirteen. You know,
Speaker 2: bracelets on my wrist, earrings, Barrett's hat, like this time
Speaker 2: of the of the the TV world of what girls
Speaker 2: were doing. And it's true. Everyone is over accessorizing, wearing
Speaker 2: way too much. Disney always seemed to take it up
Speaker 2: a notch.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they do, they do.
Speaker 2: The I was cracking up because it's what I wore
Speaker 2: and a lot of my stuff during the time. When
Speaker 2: I mean I have When I actually was on screen
Speaker 2: with Brenda Song and Zach and Cody Sweet Life, I
Speaker 2: am wearing one of the worst outfits I think I
Speaker 2: have ever worn.
Speaker 1: Oh I need to see that, please.
Speaker 2: It is awful. I'm wearing probably five different Cheetah prints,
Speaker 2: and I just have so much going on, and the leggings,
Speaker 2: with the dress and the skirt and the belt and
Speaker 2: this and that. It's just too much.
Speaker 1: Okay, I love it. But it was a lot okay, well.
Speaker 2: And so much color, well fashion right the whole movie.
Speaker 1: Much. It certainly popped like a Disney film.
Speaker 3: Yes, so, Brittany and Natasha dressed in very bright colors
Speaker 3: with a lot of accessories. Go to where Jordan Cahill
Speaker 3: is shooting his music video and they're screaming at the
Speaker 3: top of their lungs to see him. This is really
Speaker 3: the first time we get to see We saw Jordan
Speaker 3: at the beginning in a music video and I liked
Speaker 3: the song. But now we get to see him kind
Speaker 3: of behind the scenes. We get to see what Jordan's
Speaker 3: like as an actual person. He's obviously having serious issues
Speaker 3: with his image and the fact that his record label
Speaker 3: is controlling everything he does. He has his own lyrics,
Speaker 3: he wants to sing, He's got his own ideas for
Speaker 3: how he wants to look, but the powers that be
Speaker 3: obviously will not let him. So Eddie his assistant as
Speaker 3: they set up as his pal from way.
Speaker 1: Back back where he grew up.
Speaker 3: Jordan apparently was singing in his basement three years ago
Speaker 3: and Eddie was his friend and backup singer three years ago.
Speaker 3: So they set that up because that's going to become
Speaker 3: important later that Eddie who's now his assistant.
Speaker 2: Also, I did not catch that the first time. Oh yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: I did not catch that the first time.
Speaker 3: Because if not, really, the ending is they go by
Speaker 3: it so quick they.
Speaker 1: Do, it's weird.
Speaker 3: So he keeps setting it up to that his whole
Speaker 3: life is in his phone. Please download everything from my phone.
Speaker 3: My whole life is in my phone. My whole life
Speaker 3: is in my phone. My whole life is in my phone.
Speaker 3: And yet he's never holding his phone. Only as assistant
Speaker 3: has his phone. So through a random series of events,
Speaker 3: which is something that I think we're gonna say quite
Speaker 3: a bit hashtag random series of events on when you're
Speaker 3: talking about a d com, Eddie and Brittany end up
Speaker 3: slamming into each eide aving on. It's like he's saying,
Speaker 3: it's like he's a linebacker and he lowers his shoulder and.
Speaker 1: Takes her out.
Speaker 2: Was he going, why did they have to go so
Speaker 2: quickly to the bus that was right there? It wasn't
Speaker 2: even far.
Speaker 3: Like again, he does everything but lower the shoulder and
Speaker 3: drive into her.
Speaker 1: So I'm saying it was it was a good hit.
Speaker 3: Everything goes everywhere. His bag gets opened, her bag gets opened.
Speaker 3: Everything goes everywhere, and they switch phones.
Speaker 2: It's obvious, so obvious about what's going to happen. About
Speaker 2: to happen is obvious.
Speaker 3: As they're frantically, you know that something's gonna get traded.
Speaker 1: But they didn't even attempt to make the phones look
Speaker 1: even slightly similar.
Speaker 2: No, not black and gray, not muted colors for bright pink.
Speaker 2: They're not even the same shape long I had that
Speaker 2: phone when I was fifteen, the longer phone, the Nokia.
Speaker 1: Yes, and then his phone that.
Speaker 2: Was supposed to be like a BlackBerry of some sort.
Speaker 1: They're not even it's not even the same. It's not
Speaker 1: even the same.
Speaker 2: How you did that?
Speaker 1: No? So that that bumped me.
Speaker 2: I can't he put it on the outside walks in
Speaker 2: the bus. Don't you think someone would be like, whose phone?
Speaker 1: Is that your bright pink phone? No? So when did you? Yeah,
Speaker 1: just even even even.
Speaker 3: Make it her phone, but just make it silver silver,
Speaker 3: or he likes pink, but give him a pink phone too.
Speaker 3: I mean that works too, It's like it doesn't. So
Speaker 3: that through me. It was like, at least make the
Speaker 3: phones look slightly similar.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So the girls find out as Madonna calls that they
Speaker 3: so first they think it's Eddie's phone. Yeah, and oh, okay,
Speaker 3: I just want to get I want to get my
Speaker 3: phone back from Eddie. It's you know, I want his
Speaker 3: phone that we don't want it, And then Madonna calls
Speaker 3: and they realize, wait a second, we have Jordan Cahill's.
Speaker 2: Phone, right, I wish that they had revealed.
Speaker 1: This better then Madonna calling.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Madonna could have called, but I feel it should
Speaker 2: have been maybe a miss call. They saw a phone
Speaker 2: call come in from multiple celebrities, the fact that it
Speaker 2: was one celebrity, the fact that it was Madonna at
Speaker 2: that time, Right, I don't know if that's the only
Speaker 2: one they got clearance of using, or I.
Speaker 1: Think he can use anybody's name.
Speaker 3: Also, I seriously doubt Madonna has a five five to
Speaker 3: five number.
Speaker 1: I just I just don't believe that's acting.
Speaker 2: Five five numbers just a given though, Right, I can't.
Speaker 1: Be Madonna's numbers. She can't be five five something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I didn't love that. Actual the way they
Speaker 2: did that, that was kind of they could have done
Speaker 2: gotten a little bit more creative, I think. But regardless,
Speaker 2: the girl's reactions to it were so funny.
Speaker 3: Oh, the screaming very and then throwing the phone down
Speaker 3: very funny, very natural.
Speaker 2: Brenda goes from acting like she doesn't care of any
Speaker 2: being a huge fan, just a giant fan. And now
Speaker 2: here's where.
Speaker 1: I get start to get a little thrown.
Speaker 3: Because now they start using the phone to kind of
Speaker 3: mess with him. Jordan, Yes, they think they're doing the
Speaker 3: good like a good thing, but they call his hairdresser
Speaker 3: at one point to have all of his hair cut off,
Speaker 3: because of course, if you're an international pop star, you're
Speaker 3: going to go to a random hair salon in the suburbs.
Speaker 1: You're not going to carry your own have your own
Speaker 1: hair people.
Speaker 3: There, and then you're also not going to notice that
Speaker 3: they're cutting off all.
Speaker 1: Of your hair out.
Speaker 3: I don't know how as a former long hair holder,
Speaker 3: I'm gonna know if they're cutting off nine inches of
Speaker 3: my hair.
Speaker 2: That was Natasha though, need to do that.
Speaker 1: I don't just get what they're doing.
Speaker 2: It's it's I think it's just to kind of create mischief.
Speaker 2: She kind of challenges her. Natasha challenges Brittany, you constantly
Speaker 2: talk about having this boring life. Here's an opportunity to
Speaker 2: make it fun to do this. And she's not a
Speaker 2: great friend to push someone into doing things that you
Speaker 2: know you're gonna regret. But it's really Natasha kind of
Speaker 2: pushing for that. Okay, fun when you're in junior high
Speaker 2: having fun usually comes along with mischief. Okay that most
Speaker 2: teachers in the world do not ever want to teach
Speaker 2: those grades because those kids are just sorry, guys, you're
Speaker 2: jerks at that age. I'm sure I was. You're just
Speaker 2: a jerk. You find any reason to just cause mischief.
Speaker 1: Okay, I'll buy that. I'm gonna that's a good I
Speaker 1: think that's a good a good reason, so I'll buy that.
Speaker 1: But they so they do.
Speaker 3: They start like they have him cut off his hair,
Speaker 3: they start changing his wardrobe, They get his girlfriend to
Speaker 3: break up with him. I mean, at one point, she
Speaker 3: picks up the phone and without fully saying I'm dating
Speaker 3: him now, is like, oh no, this is Brittany, that's
Speaker 3: a bad time for you to come into town.
Speaker 1: He already has plans. I mean, she's kind of insinuating.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's a typical junior high little that's high school.
Speaker 1: That's harsh.
Speaker 2: You know what, I'm gonna go ahead and say, in
Speaker 2: your twenties, even just a joke, move to do, you know,
Speaker 2: like you know you're trying to And at this point
Speaker 2: she is battling because she wants her phone back, but
Speaker 2: she also is wanting to meet Jordan. Really they should
Speaker 2: have just made it happen right, figured.
Speaker 1: Out a way.
Speaker 3: And meanwhile, she's also she had her little we talked
Speaker 3: about her little brother helping Her little brother helped her
Speaker 3: break into the phone, and she's found out again.
Speaker 1: Because Brittany has no boundaries whatsoever.
Speaker 3: She's also reading his personal lyrics and she likes his
Speaker 3: lyrics better than the lyrics that are out there, and
Speaker 3: she also writes lyrics, so she's kind of learning that
Speaker 3: he's a real person while doing everything she can to
Speaker 3: destroy his life. At the same time, they have dogs
Speaker 3: delivered to him, So that's the strange thing that's happening,
Speaker 3: is everything they're doing to him, cutting off his hair,
Speaker 3: changing his clothes. There it turns out that he's actually
Speaker 3: liking it because he feels like, in a way, even
Speaker 3: though somebody else is doing it all, he's taking control
Speaker 3: back a little bit over his life.
Speaker 2: And he's because it's going against everything that his management
Speaker 2: has been forcing him to do yes for what it
Speaker 2: looks like years.
Speaker 3: It also gets her to start really focusing on her
Speaker 3: own lyrics. And I'm sorry if I'm going to ruin
Speaker 3: a Sabrina ses if this is the Sabrina Sees, But
Speaker 3: can you tell me why every time they cut to
Speaker 3: her lyrics, the title is fine, but all of the
Speaker 3: words are blurred out.
Speaker 1: Did you notice that?
Speaker 3: No, So go back and look on the notebook. Every
Speaker 3: time they cut to it, you can see the title,
Speaker 3: but they have digitally blurred out the lyrics of the
Speaker 3: song Rah intentionally they did it to or three.
Speaker 2: You could literally take this segment away and starting with.
Speaker 3: No, it's I would never do that, but it's yeah,
Speaker 3: they I mean, they're fully blur.
Speaker 2: I really only think I paid attention to it the
Speaker 2: first time around when she first wrote it, and I
Speaker 2: didn't notice.
Speaker 1: It, then okay, yeah, we'll have to see if it
Speaker 1: was the first time.
Speaker 2: But her song really didn't draw it for you.
Speaker 3: The sea of the Sea of wherever, on an island
Speaker 3: of misfit toys or whatever it was.
Speaker 1: It was a line. It was a good line.
Speaker 3: Brittany is also losing herself after ditching her friends. She's
Speaker 3: starting to lose a little bit of who she was
Speaker 3: and becoming a little more like Natasha and yes, dressing
Speaker 3: much like you are a dressed now and caught up
Speaker 3: in kind of controlling Jordan's life, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: then she decides to fully after hacking into the celebrity
Speaker 3: cell phone getting his girlfriend and break up with them.
Speaker 1: Doing all this stuff.
Speaker 3: Now she's going to go for straight blackmail and essentially says,
Speaker 3: if you want the phone back, he's got to perform.
Speaker 3: You've got she's talking to Eddie, You've got to get
Speaker 3: Jordan to perform at the.
Speaker 1: Save the old House.
Speaker 2: The house that no one would ever care about. I
Speaker 2: hate to say, they didn't understood why they should have
Speaker 2: made it house. She grew up like I did the
Speaker 2: mom care about this house. Maybe that's because I don't
Speaker 2: have something like that in my area, something that would be.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I grew up with those.
Speaker 3: But the lyric from the seventeen hundreds and a President
Speaker 3: slept it was something I think they kind of said,
Speaker 3: like they thought one of the presidents.
Speaker 1: Stuff there, but they didn't really.
Speaker 2: There was a rumor, there was a writ about it
Speaker 2: when they were doing that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So Natasha and Brittany end up getting into a fight.
Speaker 3: We find out Natasha was actually lying about living in
Speaker 3: Europe and all the things that she's kind of done.
Speaker 3: She and Brittany go back and forth at each other.
Speaker 3: They get into a fight, which leads to one out
Speaker 3: of seventy three montages that were actually in this movie.
Speaker 3: There's lots of this movie that were there to remind
Speaker 3: us of something that just happened ten minutes ago, right,
Speaker 3: so we could have cut I think one.
Speaker 1: Or two of the montages, if I'm honest.
Speaker 2: My favorite was the ice cream bone happening on the bike.
Speaker 1: Yes, and it was just kind of strange.
Speaker 3: Again, through a random series of events hashtag random series
Speaker 3: of events, the record execs have started to track his phone,
Speaker 3: which they could have done at the beginning, and are
Speaker 3: on their way to go find it, and so the
Speaker 3: girls are kind of on the run. But at the
Speaker 3: same time, now Jordan realized his phone has gone and
Speaker 3: started calling his number, and so he and Brittany have
Speaker 3: struck up a friendship and he's going to meet her
Speaker 3: in town and she's going to take him to the save.
Speaker 2: The random house that no one cares about option.
Speaker 3: Event, and so we learn more about him as a person.
Speaker 3: He was kind of from a very similar town.
Speaker 2: Did you hold your breath the second when he said
Speaker 2: he was from here? I don't tell me this kid
Speaker 2: is from the same time, and she had no idea
Speaker 2: when she knows right, and thank god that's not how
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 1: Yes, I thought the same thing. I was like other
Speaker 1: not g it's like, yeah, it was your neighbor. Didn't
Speaker 1: you remember your brother? Baby Like yeah, no, So luckily.
Speaker 3: I mean she knew everything about this guy, yes, but yeah,
Speaker 3: So they meet up, they trade phones again, he decides
Speaker 3: that he wants to actually help her and sing at
Speaker 3: the event. He grabs her guitar. He makes one chord
Speaker 3: that's not actually a chord. He has no microphone. There's
Speaker 3: a band somewhere, and he plays a song at the end,
Speaker 3: and it's clear that Tarren had no idea how to
Speaker 3: play the guitar.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is true.
Speaker 1: It's you know, and he was in this movie, and I.
Speaker 2: Know we're going to get a chance to chat with him,
Speaker 2: but we are. We're gonna have to ask him about
Speaker 2: how that happened and how he felt.
Speaker 1: How did that work?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it went down.
Speaker 3: And so then we get to what can only be
Speaker 3: described as the wildly confusing end of this film, which is,
Speaker 3: so the.
Speaker 1: Girls are so he does.
Speaker 3: The concert at the auction house.
Speaker 1: We don't know if the house is saved, but we
Speaker 1: assume that it is.
Speaker 3: They never actually tell us that the girls are now
Speaker 3: phone friends with Jordan, who's back in New York performing
Speaker 3: his own music and ideas, but matching the beginning of
Speaker 3: the movie, they're in soccer uniforms again and they run
Speaker 3: in to see the new video.
Speaker 1: You turn it on.
Speaker 3: They're the backup dancers, but the new pop singer is Eddie,
Speaker 3: the assistant to Jordan.
Speaker 1: So my question for you is, uh huh, you didn't
Speaker 1: follow that? No? I so so at.
Speaker 2: The beginning when they were going to meet him, you know,
Speaker 2: that's the first time. Natasha is how many to see this,
Speaker 2: this Jordan situation? And the whole point is they were
Speaker 2: trying the beginning part was to try to get on
Speaker 2: this new video to be backup dancers on.
Speaker 1: Right in the very beginning on Jordan's thing.
Speaker 3: But how is now Eddie the star and doing the
Speaker 3: pop star thing which Jordan's he didn't do?
Speaker 2: And what Eddie was the star until I watched back
Speaker 2: and we talked about earlier today that that he was
Speaker 2: on it. He was with Jordan's singing.
Speaker 3: So Jordan gave up his pop career and is starting
Speaker 3: from scratch.
Speaker 1: And Eddie liked it. Eddie liked what Morning.
Speaker 3: He's okay with singing someone else's lyrics and doing everything else, yes,
Speaker 3: but the label hated him though didn't the label hate him.
Speaker 2: I don't know was that explained then? I missed that.
Speaker 1: The whole thing just seemed very strange.
Speaker 2: It was strange.
Speaker 3: Why not do a different Jordan Cahill, like, it's clearly
Speaker 3: Jordan's lyrics that we know they're Jordan's lyrics, and they're
Speaker 3: in that vision in it.
Speaker 2: Just getting to be a part of the audience or something, Yeah.
Speaker 3: The audience, or you show him where he's now dressed.
Speaker 3: He's not like a pop star at all. All that
Speaker 3: kind of it.
Speaker 2: Felt to me. It was the way Disney was trying
Speaker 2: to find their button, right, the y end thing that
Speaker 2: brings the beginning, It was the way they were trying
Speaker 2: to find their button. The girls danced in their soccer
Speaker 2: uniforms the first time now and I love that dance
Speaker 2: and this.
Speaker 1: I think you should have just done it with Jordan.
Speaker 1: It should have just been Jordan.
Speaker 3: It should have a new version of Jordan's that they're
Speaker 3: in his all his.
Speaker 2: Dreams coming true, who he wanted to be as an
Speaker 2: artist and they're getting to They're need to.
Speaker 1: Share that because they helped to create the new Jordan.
Speaker 3: They helped them find himself totally, and so they get
Speaker 3: to be as opposed to just so they it seemed
Speaker 3: like the label fired him. I don't know, we should
Speaker 3: do some real reviews, and I think I'm going to
Speaker 3: do the five star this time if that's okay.
Speaker 1: Yes, I love it last time. So the first five
Speaker 1: star review is from Banana Ana.
Speaker 2: Banana Anna, my daughter loved.
Speaker 3: Your movie and wanted me to tell you that the
Speaker 3: absence of drinking, smoking, and drugs is really great. She's
Speaker 3: currently working on a Girl Scout badge called High on Life,
Speaker 3: which asked her to view three shows movies and rate
Speaker 3: their quality based in the presence or absence of all
Speaker 3: references to drinking, smoking, and drugs.
Speaker 1: Your movie was one of her favorite choices.
Speaker 3: She would like you to know that she can't wait
Speaker 3: until you make another movie that is free from substance abuse.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Banana Anna for your five star review.
Speaker 2: Banana and I totally agree, and I agree with everything
Speaker 2: you're talking about. But that had nothing to do with
Speaker 2: this movie.
Speaker 1: Well, it's just they're saying, that's awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, such of the movie that was that wasn't it
Speaker 2: just wasn't that. You're gonna buy that on any Disney
Speaker 2: Channel movie? Did she do we need to buy Nana
Speaker 2: Hanna's for all other movies.
Speaker 3: If I remember Cheetah Girls with just you guys drinking
Speaker 3: and doing drugs for an hour.
Speaker 2: Don't you dare?
Speaker 1: I remember you guys just rolling.
Speaker 3: Up the weed.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 2: I understand to do a review like this about something
Speaker 2: that was was pinpointing that message. But to me, this
Speaker 2: one's kind of just I love. Yeah, I don't know anyway,
Speaker 2: the one star this name is just makes me. This
Speaker 2: is teenage drama, rama at its finest. It comes from
Speaker 2: Unconditional Love. Yes, I found the film a bit predictable
Speaker 2: and boring, but I'm fourteen, okay. I was really annoyed
Speaker 2: with my little cousin as she was very hyper that day,
Speaker 2: so I saw a film on the Disney Channel and
Speaker 2: put it on and told her to watch it. It
Speaker 2: is definitely a film for if you are seriously bored
Speaker 2: or ten and under. It calmed my cousin down, although
Speaker 2: all she did was sing for the rest of the day.
Speaker 2: Then sorry, Unconditional Love.
Speaker 1: That's a great review too. Are well, we are not
Speaker 1: going to move to a new feature, okay?
Speaker 3: Then I think is going to be a little bit
Speaker 3: of fun and we're calling it pixel imperfect much love it.
Speaker 3: As we said, the soundtrack is Stuck in the Suburbs
Speaker 3: actually charted on the Billboard top two hundred with a
Speaker 3: handful of songs by quote unquote Jordan Cahill, which was
Speaker 3: not actually the voice of Taran Killum or his guitar playing,
Speaker 3: as we mentioned.
Speaker 1: So we're going to get.
Speaker 3: Four examples of lyrics and we have to decide if
Speaker 3: this is from one of Jordan Cahill's actual songs in
Speaker 3: the soundtrack or no, something created by AI when Ai
Speaker 3: big brother when asked to create cheesy pop lyrics from
Speaker 3: two thousand and four. So here's the first one. Now,
Speaker 3: i'd like to point out we do not know the
Speaker 3: answer to this. We are going to be getting the
Speaker 3: answer as we go. As you are, we have the
Speaker 3: our producers swear did not tell us the answer. So
Speaker 3: here's the first one. Number one, you make a wish
Speaker 3: on a star and believe in your heart you can
Speaker 3: be anything that you want to be.
Speaker 1: What do you think is that AI or is that
Speaker 1: from the that's got to be a I. I'm going
Speaker 1: to agree with you. I think that's a I. I
Speaker 1: think it's too basic. So I think that's a.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't rhyme.
Speaker 1: I think, Jordan k Hill is that.
Speaker 3: We're already over one. All right, okay, so second, so
Speaker 3: take my hand. Let's fly away to a world will
Speaker 3: love or always stay. We're unstoppable like a runaway train.
Speaker 3: I would say, Jordan Kale, but now I think that's
Speaker 3: gonna be a I unstoppable like a runaway train.
Speaker 1: I don't know. It's very Disney.
Speaker 2: It is very Disney. So take my hand. Let's fly away.
Speaker 2: I mean you're talking. You're right up Aladdin there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, to a world where love will always stay. We're
Speaker 3: unstoppable like a runaway train. Oh, I think yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: Jordan Ai, Jordan k h that's a computer. We're over
Speaker 3: to thank you, producer, just over to in the number three.
Speaker 3: You can get one right in this symphony will make
Speaker 3: our mark. You're the melody that's singing in my heart.
Speaker 1: Gotta be Ai.
Speaker 2: No, that's Jordan.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna say Ai. You're gonna say Jordan, Okay, it's.
Speaker 3: A I yeah, one right, I go one right, I
Speaker 3: am one four? Three?
Speaker 1: You are still oh for three?
Speaker 2: Do we just talk about what?
Speaker 1: And the last one? Number four?
Speaker 3: Take a chance, take a risk, hope is where the
Speaker 3: magic is, make all your dreams come true. That's Jordan Klee, right,
Speaker 3: is that right? From the first song take a chance,
Speaker 3: take a risk?
Speaker 1: Hope is with the magic is not the song?
Speaker 2: Yes, I think, so okay, that's Jordan. I'm wildly happy.
Speaker 1: You remember the song that is Jordan Kle and wow
Speaker 1: yees so I'm fifty you're one four? That was fun?
Speaker 1: And what else was fun?
Speaker 3: Let's do some Sabrina seas.
Speaker 2: Let's see all right, so I already talked about the
Speaker 2: soccer shoes. That really one of the first things. Though.
Speaker 2: From the very second this movie starts and the girls
Speaker 2: are screaming and chiming and all of the cringing that
Speaker 2: that young girls do, I just started instantly going, oh gosh,
Speaker 2: that's gonna be me ten years. Oh gosh, I need
Speaker 2: to get a partition in my car, I think, is
Speaker 2: what I'm gonna ask.
Speaker 3: So, like a limo driver, you can press a button
Speaker 3: in the window comes a solid window comes up.
Speaker 2: Parents already feel like at that age anyway, taking them
Speaker 2: from soccer to ballet to piano glasses, it's you might
Speaker 2: as well be a limo driver. Why not just get
Speaker 2: a partition and just be able to jam out to
Speaker 2: your music.
Speaker 1: I think you've already got the hat for it.
Speaker 2: I've already got the hat. My next one, there was more,
Speaker 2: but I'm gonna go through the next one. When Brenda's
Speaker 2: song makes her entrance in the school. In the school
Speaker 2: was the most obvious. She was on a platform that
Speaker 2: had wheels under it, and as she's gliding, she is
Speaker 2: not really the Beyonce moment, the winds blowing through her hair.
Speaker 1: She's yes, she.
Speaker 2: Is the new cool girl on campus, but she's somehow
Speaker 2: on a motorized cart was taking her down. That was Yeah,
Speaker 2: they should have had that under just a nice um.
Speaker 1: That one was pretty good, good one.
Speaker 2: And then the last thing. This is more of a question.
Speaker 2: Do you think that the stalker van situation with the
Speaker 2: adult men chasing after the women would happen in twenty
Speaker 2: twenty four Disney Channel movie.
Speaker 3: Well no, I mean I think, well, first of all,
Speaker 3: don't you think it looked.
Speaker 2: Very creepy and it's super inappropriate? Oh, I think what
Speaker 2: they were doing twenty four.
Speaker 3: So here's the thing, though, I think here's how I
Speaker 3: justified it in my head. They weren't the adults, especially
Speaker 3: because Eddie never fessed up they weren't chasing the girls.
Speaker 1: They were chasing the phone.
Speaker 3: Okay, so they'd never I don't think Eddie said go
Speaker 3: get the phone.
Speaker 1: I think he even says at one point chase her.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, No, They're supposed to be the wacky kind
Speaker 3: of villains in the in the vein of like the
Speaker 3: two old guy or the two older burglars breaking in
Speaker 3: and home alone, you know that kind of thing. So
Speaker 3: I think it's more wacky bumbling burglar after phone is
Speaker 3: what they were going for.
Speaker 1: But no, it probably would not happen now.
Speaker 2: But then again, as a mama bear, now, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm sure if I had seen this movie back then,
Speaker 2: or even ten years ago, I've only been a mom
Speaker 2: for three so probably even five years ago I wouldn't
Speaker 2: have thought of it. But now it's I get you
Speaker 2: it just as a cridge Worthy mama a moment.
Speaker 3: I also thought this movie frankly, this is another one
Speaker 3: of the films where I'm starting to realize and of
Speaker 3: course this isn't of course moment for me where I
Speaker 3: was like, well, of.
Speaker 1: Course, duh.
Speaker 3: But I don't know why I thought d coms were
Speaker 3: more pointed at people in high school there obviously weren't.
Speaker 1: They're pointed out.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't need to realize that this was supposed
Speaker 2: to be. I thought they were high schoolers. That That's
Speaker 2: why the one of my first things is why her
Speaker 2: friend's so young. I thought they was in high school.
Speaker 2: It wasn't until the second time I watched it that
Speaker 2: that I realized they were in middle school.
Speaker 1: Middle school, so that's where they're all young.
Speaker 2: Where they're filming looks more like a high school than
Speaker 2: in middle it does. But every time that we have
Speaker 2: this issue, last but not least, I have to say this,
Speaker 2: shout out to Drew Seely. He's the one that was
Speaker 2: the voice for Jordan. I know him well. He was
Speaker 2: on my BU soundtrack. He was also he did the
Speaker 2: song Dance with Me in the second Cheetah Girls movie.
Speaker 2: He's an incredible singer and great guy and he gets
Speaker 2: at which I was so excited. He was the front
Speaker 2: desk clerk at the hotel when they're trying to get
Speaker 2: up to see true get it.
Speaker 4: I did not know.
Speaker 2: I'm so excited. And you did a great job with
Speaker 2: singing and acting super excitingly.
Speaker 3: Well, then let's rate the movie then that's where we
Speaker 3: are at the rating portion. So well, let's do one
Speaker 3: out of ten phones with internet blonde highlights, ties and
Speaker 3: skirts and trucker hats, assistant music videos or.
Speaker 1: High on life girls scout badges.
Speaker 3: I'd also like to add actual singer cameos because I
Speaker 3: did not know.
Speaker 4: I was there.
Speaker 2: I want to let you choose this time. I got
Speaker 2: to choose the last one.
Speaker 3: I think just because of what it is, I think
Speaker 3: we should do one out of ten blond highlights.
Speaker 2: I think so too.
Speaker 3: I think that's what it should be. So I think
Speaker 3: I started last time. Uh huh you so you tell
Speaker 3: me what? What do you think?
Speaker 1: One out of ten?
Speaker 2: Because I found myself literally getting lost in it and
Speaker 2: just enjoying it, I'm going to give it an eight Soliday.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I was gonna be I'm right around there. I'm
Speaker 1: going to give it.
Speaker 3: There were some issues I had story wise and things
Speaker 3: like that. Never gonna not be able to get around that.
Speaker 3: So but I'm I'm solid seven point five. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 3: this was it was enjoyable.
Speaker 1: It was what it was. I get it.
Speaker 3: The music was catchy, uh, the acting was good, it
Speaker 3: was bright, it was fun. I could have done with
Speaker 3: a few less montages and some story stuff at the
Speaker 3: end didn't make.
Speaker 1: A whole lot of sense, But uh, seven point five
Speaker 1: to eight, I agree with you. Not a bad movie.
Speaker 1: And we are not actually done.
Speaker 3: Being stuck in the suburbs right now, because we get
Speaker 3: to speak with Arren Killum over on our magical rewind
Speaker 3: feed dropping on Monday. But you're gonna get to hear
Speaker 3: a little piece of it now, so let's jump into
Speaker 3: that real quick.
Speaker 4: It was very interesting because the first half of my
Speaker 4: shoot had I had like these actual hair extensions in right,
Speaker 4: they like hot hair, they hot glued hair into it,
Speaker 4: and like at the time, I'm living in a in
Speaker 4: an apartment with like three of my college buddies, Like
Speaker 4: it's just in this disgusting like bachelor pad and I
Speaker 4: come home with you, and they just gave me so
Speaker 4: much for them.
Speaker 3: And that interview, which was so much fun, is going
Speaker 3: to be dropping on Monday on our magical rewind feed,
Speaker 3: so go and check it out because Tarren had some
Speaker 3: great insight into playing Jordan K.
Speaker 1: Hill, the Blonde Tipped amazing teen Idol himself teen Idol,
Speaker 1: very very fun.
Speaker 3: So thank you all for joining us as we were
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Speaker 1: So join us next time as we continue our dcom journey.
Speaker 1: Thanks everybody, later,