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Alex & Me Page #4
- Year:
- 2018
- 76 min
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the ole Queen's try,
shall we?
Mm-hm.
[TOOL CLANGS]
[POP MUSIC PLAYING
ON CAR RADIO]
Bow-wow-wow-wow, yipee-oh
Yipee-eh
Bow-wow-wow-wow, yipee-oh
Yipee-eh
JOE:
Bow-wow-wow-wow,yipee-oh Yipee-eh
Bow-wow-wow-wow, yipee-oh
Yipee-eh
Hi, sweetie.
What's wrong with your bike?
Chain keeps popping.
Want me
to take a look at it?
Actually...
I want you to come to my
first game on Saturday.
This Saturday?
- Yes.
- What time?
- Eleven a.m.
- Oh, sweetheart.
Logan and I have a meeting
with a coach then.
You could miss one meeting
with one coach.
You've met, with, like,
50 of them.
Honey, you know how important
that scholarship is.
You know, to Logan.
Hey, to our family.
Well this game
is important to me.
And Mom has to work
on Saturday.
Please, Dad.
It's against Crush.
Okay, I'll see
if I can change it.
Really?
Promise?
Yes, I promise.
[GIGGLES]
Thanks, Dad.
You're welcome, now.
Let's fix this again.
[CHUCKLES]
- Okay.
- Okay.
No tape anywhere near...
Let's... Okay, first rule,
chains and tape
don't go together.
OZ:
Champions gettheir knees up.
Here we go.
One more time for a champion.
a champion.
One time makes you
a runner up.
We're champions,
Crush soccer here.
Sides are next. Right sides.
All right, let's not look
too hunky-dory.
[GRUNTS]
Penny, I think you need
to figure out
how your legs work.
Let's stay on them.
Let's stay upright.
You generally
wanna stay upright.
That's, I think, rule one.
OZ:
Gonna do four of these.
That's what champions do.
Run four times.
Any runner-ups here?
I don't know any runner-ups.
All I know is champions.
All right, this is a right
frog and toad, isn't it?
Yeah, a regular
fox and hound.
Well let's not
cat and fiddle it, okay?
Check this out.
I can record all Lilly's games.
That's cute.
Camera one, you a go?
[GIRLS CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
Camera two?
GIRL:
Okay. Okay. Okay.
I'll send you a copy.
[WHISPERS]
Thanks.
- Who are we?
- PLAYERS:
Crush!- Who?
- PLAYERS:
Crush!- What do we do?
- PLAYERS:
Crush!- What do we do?
- PLAYERS:
Crush!- In on three! One! Two! Three!
- ALL:
Crush! Kick! Destroy!We're gonna play knees up, don't
go to spare if we fall behind.
If I know my onions
about this game,
today won't turn out
to be a damp squib.
Go get 'em! That's good!
We got it! Nice!
in England.
JOE:
Reagan, Reagan.Hey, uh, the...
The coach didn't get my message,
and he's at the house.
Your Mom's at work,
so I gotta go. I'm sorry.
But, no, but... But, Dad, you...
You promised...
Honey, I'm...
I'm sorry. Okay?
I'm gonna try to come back,
but I gotta go.
He's there by himself,
I gotta go with Logan, okay?
I'm sorry. I'll be back, though.
Okay? Have fun.
Have fun!
NIGEL:
Reagan, let's go.It's kick-off.
TOM:
Hey, Claire.
Remember.
Hey, Jen, my dad usually
gives me 25 dollars a goal.
But when he found out
who we were playing today,
- he dropped it to 10.
- [LAUGHS]
Pretty sure that's not good from
a developmental standpoint.
- you're passing up on assists...
- Don't bother.
Just let our feet
do the talking.
Oh, I've seen your feet.
Have you listened
to what they're saying?
You can hear my foot
better when I kick your...
[WHISTLE BLOWS]
OZ:
Game time, ladies!
NIGEL:
All right, let's go!
OZ:
Move it, move it!
[GIRLS CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
[]
OZ:
Hit it up! Steal, steal!
NIGEL:
Good job. Ah.
TOM:
Let's go, Claire.Come on, Claire.
[NEEDLE SKIPS, MUSIC STOPS]
NIGEL:
Bad.
Worse.
Deplorable.
Nope.
[WHISTLE BLOWS]
OZ:
Okay, girls. Bring it in.
NIGEL:
Don't worry.It's all right.
- NIGEL:
We could've lost- a lot worse than that.
- OZ:
That's right.Claire!
That's my girl.
Hey.
- You ready?
- Yeah.
Twenty, 40, 60.
Let's go shopping. Come on.
- Wanna get that pony?
- CLAIRE:
Yeah!TOM:
Let's get thatpony for your birthday.
You earned it.
[GIRLS CHEERING]
[PEOPLE CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]
[]
So sorry, Regs.
How did it go?
Things ran long. You know.
[SEATBELT CLICKS]
I'm really sorry. I...
The coach just got talking
and then...
How did you play?
Did you girls win?
Did you do good?
I'm really sorry, baby.
I really am.
[]
Hey. Just so you know,
today wasn't my fault.
Or Dad's.
It was just
this huge mix-up.
Just one of those things,
you know?
LOGAN:
Are you reallydoing all this stuff?
[GRUNTS]
What happened?
They put up a new lock
on the entire field.
I told you they saw you
sneaking back in after practice.
I forgot my ball!
[SNEEZES]
Well, maybe if someone
had yelled apricot!
It's not my job.
You could've said it!
- Yeah, yeah. Don't blame her.
- Well it's somebody's fault,
and it surely was not mine,
because...
[ALL SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY]
NIGEL [WITH AMERICAN ACCENT]: Oh,
stop, stop, stop! Please stop!
Just stop already! Oh! The
constant bickering and arguing
and fighting is too much!
I can't take it anymore! Okay?
Ugh.
What happened
to your accent?
Uh...
[SCOFFS]
[WITH BRITISH ACCENT]
Blimey, heh.
I mean crikey, uh...
[EXAGGERATED BRITISH ACCENT]
Barmy, I guess I've been...
living here across
the pond a bit too long,
my Queen's English has gotten
a wee bit cheeky.
Right? Uh...
[WITH AMERICAN ACCENT]
I can't.
You can't what?
Uh, my name's not Nigel.
It's, um...
It's Nick.
And I didn't grow up
in Birmingham, England.
I'm from Pomona.
What?
I'm sorry. I am.
I'm sorry. I just...
I needed a job
after the sporting goods store
I was working at closed,
and...
soccer parents are the most
gullible people I ever met.
They think anybody
and can help their kid
be the next superstar, so...
I watched
put up an online ad saying
I played in England, and, uh...
Well the next thing
you know,
parents were hiring me to coach
their kids. And this team.
So where did you play
in college?
Mm?
High school?
I was on the bowling team.
[SCREAMS]
Oh! Ah!
So now
you're accurate.
[GROANS]
I deserved that.
Aah!
[WHISTLE BLOWS FEEBLY]
That's a foul.
That's a red card.
[SIGHS]
Without a coach, we can't
even finish out our season.
Oh, Regs.
Heard the news.
Bummer.
Hi, Ben!
[IMITATES CLAIRE]
Hi, Ben!
If I'm ever that annoying,
I give you permission
to smack me.
- [SCOFFS]
- I wish I could help.
Okay, everybody, good news.
Our season can continue
PENNY:
How? We don't have a coach.
REAGAN:
We do now, my dad.He volunteered.
Isn't that awesome?
Has he ever coached?
He coached
my first rec team.
Then Logan got great
at football.
[CHUCKLES]
Where is he?
Uh, he's sick.
That's why we're
practicing here.
Across the street
from my house.
So he can watch us.
From the window. Ha.
Oh, hi, Daddy! Ha.
Feel better!
So you can coach us soon!
[CHUCKLES]
See? All good.
What...?
What's he doing now?
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