Disconnected
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2017
- 96 min
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1
Come on!
Yeah you're swimming down
Let's do it!
'Cause she's awake
That's me, and this is
the only decent part of my day.
After this my life
only looks good on paper.
Jump off
Let it go
Come on let's start again
You've got it now
You know you
Is besides
She's a tidal wave
Taking you out
She's a hurricane
Oh oh oh oh oh
It's in the air
Oh let it go
Get what you feel
All things you know
She's a tidal wave
Taking you out
She's a hurricane
Oh oh oh oh oh
Hey
- Yeah.
So special.
All that blood was magnificent.
I watched it.
It wasn't that special.
And these are my friends.
They're a little weird.
Isn't that right, Sean?
'Look, we're just trying
to help you with your mom.'
Wait, so you want me
to slit her throat?
The Val Moreth
is your mom, Sean.
She's the most dangerous crafty
creature in all of Allenton.
She's ethereal.
'She's beautiful.'
'The kind of woman
But it's all a clever ruse
just to lure you in.
Can't go to her unprepared.
Unh-unh.
Too many good plans have been
sacrificed and slaughtered
at her perfectly manicured feet.
Hey, don't talk
about my mom's feet.
- That's weird.
- 'Focus, man.'
We're helping you here. It's not
like you're related so...
Alright. That's it. I'm out.
I don't need to hear that.
Alright.
So, are you coming this weekend?
I'll be there.
Thank you, baby Jesus.
Oh, for the record, I beat the
Val Moreth in under two hours.
- F***!
- Ouch.
Easy goes..
Two hours, dude?
- That's..
- You cheater.
'Your mom's a cheater,
and that's why you're alive.'
She can take me out
Alright, just look at page 92.
I have two women in my life.
One I wanna get away from,
and one I wish I could see.
The first is my mom.
She sends me a checklist
I have to complete
by the end of the day,
every day.
She texts me all day
asking to hang out.
Even though she lives
on the other side of the state.
'Sean?'
Um, I don't know.
I didn't ask you a question.
Oh!
Oh, um..
My bad.
Anything you wanna talk about?
Uh, no.
Just spaced out a bit.
For the whole class?
Part of it.
I caught.. Yeah, I was spaced
out for most of it.
Mm-hmm.
Well, I'll make you a deal.
You show up on Monday,
alert and engaged
and I'll pretend you weren't
lookin' at your phone.
What if I wasn't
lookin' at my phone?
Well, then we have
to call your folks in
for a little chat.
So, Monday,
alert, engaged, and ready.
- Mm.
- Thank you, Mrs. Lucas.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Bye.
But I'm not going anywhere.
I'm my mom's favorite
science experiment.
She used to measure
the pH level of my pee.
Yeah, like a psycho.
Hi, mom.
'Lots of skateboard
traffic today?'
It's like a minute past 3:30.
Or was it that
the wave traffic was good?
Yeah, well, all we have
is a quiz review today.
So, I knew I aced that.
Oh. Did you now?
Read it and weep.
Well done.
Don't let that face fool you.
She's trying
to find a reason for me
not to go surf camping
this weekend.
She's great at saying one thing
when she means another.
Luckily, I know how
Be careful. It's hot.
Don't forget that
there's gluten in soy sauce.
I will text you.
I will call you.
I will email you
if there's 4G. Okay?
Go, seriously.
Have fun this weekend.
You and dad, 20 years together.
- It's awesome.
- Okay, little fish.
Well, listen, I'm gonna go
and pick up dad from work.
And I can give you a ride
to piano if you like.
Don't worry about me. Just go.
Always better to be early.
I am not going to piano.
I need a diversion.
I was thinking..
could change piano to Tuesday?
Mnm-mnm, no. Math tutor is on
Tuesdays and so is tennis.
Maybe we could drop tennis?
'Sweetie, we talked about this.'
You know colleges are really
competitive right now.
You have to be well-rounded.
some time with myself, to..
Waste.
Can I at least skate to piano?
Please?
Alright. Okay.
But be careful,
and don't be late.
I won't.
Hey, have fun this weekend.
Mm. Yeah.
- I'll miss you.
- Miss you too.
Clean that up when you're done.
Okay? Thank you.
And that is how you
dislodge a helicopter parent.
I can't believe
she actually fell for it.
She's totally off her game.
Oh, Lord.
She's texting me now because
Piano was explosive.
Not falling for that one.
This isn't good.
My friends are right.
The Val Moreth isn't going down
easy this time.
She's even roped my dad in.
But if I can crack him
she's done for.
So you guys haven't left yet.
We just wanted to check
on our piano prodigy.
Oh, honey, just let him explain.
The Val Moreth isn't going down
easy this time.
Maybe because I'm tired
of going to piano.
But you said that you agreed.
'No, I didn't agree.
You just made me.'
We pay for piano,
you go to piano.
Well, easy, fix it. Don't pay.
Look, Sean, how can we trust you
to be responsible
on a trip,
if you lie to my face?
Answer your mother.
Technically, you were the one
that said I could go
so that makes you the liar.
No, actually,
that makes you grounded.
- Ahem!
- 'You know, you promised.'
What makes you think
our promises are unconditional?
I don't know
what she promised him
but he's not budging.
I'm gonna have
I don't know, maybe
because I thought you loved me.
You know what,
that may work with your mother
but you need to learn that
your actions have consequences.
Actions? What actions?
I don't even
get out of the house.
You know what, you're not going.
Great. Well, that's
what you wanted. Right, mom?
So, congratulations.
You win.
Just go tell Brent's mother
there's been a change in plans.
What are you doing?
I'm taking what's mine.
That was my birthday present.
When you start acting like you
deserve it, you can have it.
So, you're just gonna leave
me here without anything to do?
I'm sure you can find a book
or something to read.
It's not yours.
Stop it.
Nothing in this house is yours
because you didn't pay for it.
'Your clothes, your games
or your surfboard. Nothing.'
the adoption agency
and see if you can
get your money back, huh?
You know what, just stop
being melodramatic. Okay?
This is about consequences.
There's plenty of kids...
Whose parents let them do
whatever they want.
in their direction
'cause I would love
to find a set of those.
I am locking up your surfboards.
Little fish! Sean?
You made this choice, Sean.
So, you're gonna
have to deal with it.
'Lisa.'
Val Moreth always
rubs it in when she wins.
This is my life.
Be perfect or suffer.
But I'm done trying.
to unlock my boards
and then I'm gonna go surfing
until my parents
come home Sunday night.
Look, I swear to God
my parents are evil.
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