Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam Page #4
- TV-G
- Year:
- 2010
- 97 min
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Yeah
I'm not confused
Let's win this thing
We can't back down
There's too much at stake
Don't walk away
Don't walk away
Don't walk away
Yeah, yeah
Yeah, yeah
We've got a situation
That we can't ignore
'Cause ignorance
Is not bliss
We don't have to take this
No
With every big decision
Comes an equally important
Share of the risk
We've gotta take this, ohh
ALL:
We can't back downThere's too much at stake
Too much
This is serious
Don't walk away
We can't pretend
It's not happening
In our own backyard
Our own home plate
We've been called out
Do you hear your name?
We've been called out
I'm not confused
Let's win this thing
We can't back down
We've been called out
There's too much at stake
We've been called out
Don't walk away
Don't walk away
We can't back down
We can't back down
Not right now
We can't back down
BROWN:
What's going on?
Well, you said you needed
some new counselors, so...
I found you some.
Then it looks like I should call
Yes.
Thank you.
BOY:
Yes.GIRL:
All right.GIRL:
Come on, Terry.
No, nada. Guys,
I already told you,
Jason, you're looking
at this all wrong.
This isn't punishment.
It's a reward.
Really?
Really.
This just means
that everybody thinks
that you have
the leadership skills,
the maturity,
the intelligence--
You think I'm intelligent?
No.
--and the sheer guts
to take on this challenge.
Wow, you're good.
Thank you.
You're right.
This is an honor.
Exactly. Now, get in there
and make us proud.
We'll be right here
if you need us.
(children squealing)
All right.
Run.
Run.
Hi, everybody. I'm Jason.
I'm gonna be your counselor.
I'm a little new at this
so I thought you guys
would go a little bit
easier on me.
What do you say?
I say, let's get him.
ALL:
Yeah!Guys, guys, hold on a minute.
Now get him.
No, no, no.
No, no, no. No.
(all yelling)
(upbeat pop music playing)
All right, let's dance.
Sorry.
(children clamoring)
All good?
ALL:
All good.Let's do this.
Yes. Yes, yes, yes.
Here we go, guys. All right.
Circle, down.
Head, meet, out.
Louder.
(all singing scales)
Awesome.
with his eye color.
What about this, girls? Right?
Hi.
(children squealing)
(groans)
Enough.
Do you wanna rock?
Well, you know what?
You don't deserve to rock.
Why should I show you the first
thing about being a rock star,
if you don't wanna show me
any respect?
Well, okay, then.
Who wants to play the drums?
Who wants to play the guitar?
Who wants to be a lead singer?
Well, you are gonna
have to buy tighter pants
and learn how to play
a tambourine.
I heard that.
JASON:
Sorry.(whispers):
It's true.
(piano playing in distance)
(ducks quacking)
Nate?
Yeah.
Shane. What's up, bro?
What are you doing?
Um, lifeguard duty.
Schedule's a mess,
but you can't be too careful.
Just one last look.
All clear.
So, what do I have to do to pull
you away from this clipboard?
Mitchie,
I just rolled 100 pounds
of raw hamburger all by myself.
I told you, honey,
I needed help.
No, no, no, that--
That's impossible.
I know for a fact
that I scheduled--
Absolutely nobody. I'm so sorry.
What's going on?
This isn't working.
The kitchen is a disaster.
Yesterday, I ordered 50 pounds
of black beans
and they delivered
Well, you gotta admit, Mom,
you don't have the best
handwriting.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Okay, it's rock 'n' roll, right?
It's gonna be
a little chaotic.
We'll just make
some adjustments
to the schedule, yeah?
Perfect. Shane,
help Connie with the hamburgers.
Actually, I've--
I've got this thing--
Oh, really?
Well, come on, pretty boy.
No, but--
(laughing)
(playing steady beat)
All right, that's it.
Now pick it up.
Bring it home.
I knew you could do it.
All right, now it's, uh,
getting a little late,
so what do you say
we all go enjoy some free time?
ALL:
Yeah.BOY:
All right.(soft theme playing)
Hey, man.
Oh.
What are you doing?
Why does everybody
keep doing that?
Sorry, we're just doing our part
as activity directors.
And what's the activity today?
Wakeboarding.
(laughing)
No!
Oh!
(soft theme playing)
(grunts)
Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm great.
(sighs)
Uh, don't suppose
you came over here
to see anyone
in particular.
No,
just getting some exercise.
Do you play a lot of sports?
Canoeing.
That's pretty much it.
I'm really
not all that sporty either.
little, but who doesn't?
I don't know if it counts
as a sport,
but I'd kind of love
to be a dancer.
It's like my nerdy secret,
"if I could be anything,
that's what I'd be" wish.
What would you be?
I don't know.
Probably because if you could
be anything, you'd be you.
(both chuckling)
Uh, do you wanna hear something
really stupid?
I was goofing around,
and I accidentally sort of
wrote your name on my hand
but used permanent ink
by mistake.
No one's ever written my name
on their hand before.
Really more my wrist.
Heh.
Dana--
Yeah?
AXEL:
Dana?
Oh, it's my dad.
I'm so sorry, I'm not supposed
to be talking to you.
Hurry. Go.
AXEL:
Dana?
Dana.
Hey.
I saw this canoe.
Ugh. Don't touch it,
it's one of theirs.
I'll have an attendant
fish it out.
What's that on your wrist?
Nothing.
You wanna know what I wanna be?
The kind of guy who can tell you
how he really feels.
I hate canoes.
(upbeat theme playing)
I'm still an idiot.
I still agree.
Dude,
you can't keep hitting me.
Thank you.
(footsteps approaching)
Oh!
(Mitchie giggling)
SHANE:
Ow.
Thanks, Mitchie.
I had absolutely
the best day ever.
Everything's finally
starting to work out.
That's great.
It's all because of you.
No, it's because of us.
Now that everybody else
has gotten your time,
some of my own.
It hasn't been that bad.
the reason my brothers are here,
is so I can
get to know you better.
It's only been like two seconds.
And that is
the sweetest thing
that anybody has ever
said to me.
But...
But--
BARRON (over PA):
Now a word from
your friendly
neighborhood announcer.
Will the counselors
scheduled for the bonfire
please report to the mess hall.
But you gotta go.
But we gotta go.
Are you coming?
No, it's cool. I'll catch up.
Shane.
Go, they need you.
Okay.
(guitar playing soft music)
Hey. I'm impressed.
Ehh.
You seem to be doing
much better with them.
It took
a little bit of time,
their respect.
(whispering indistinctly)
(laughing)
Who glued me to this log?
(all laughing)
(singsong):
Log Butt, Log Butt.
We're gonna call you Log Butt.
You know what's worse
Is being sat on by Log Butt.
Oh! Ooh!
BROWN:
Run. Run, he's got you.
Come back here.
Fireflies.
I'm gonna get this one.
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