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- TV-G
- Year:
- 2011
- 94 min
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geek, or I'll...
Or what?
You gonna ban me from The Ramp?
Your seat's already been taken.
The Mummy. Original or remake?
Original, directed by Karl Freund,
remake directed by Stephen Sommers.
- I would say original.
- Remake.
Well, look who deigned to join us.
Well, as president of the film club,
I think that...
Not anymore.
What?
It's just you've been so busy going
to parties with the Populars lately...
Instead of coming
to the mathlete scavenger hunt.
Guys, I am so sorry, okay?
I completely forgot.
Okay.
We decided to re-elect a new film club
society president in your absence.
- What? Who?
- Me.
Really?
Why don't you go cry
on your new BFF's shoulder?
are D-O-N-E, done.
He dumped her.
Dare I ask?
How's it going?
Mr. Farley wants me to tell the truth.
That's good advice.
Hey, Mom, do you think it's okay
if my artistic vision has changed?
Well, I mean, yeah, I think it's okay
if your feelings have changed.
I mean, your film should be about
the Dylan that you've come to know.
Good night.
Night.
- Hey, don't stay up too late, okay?
- Yeah.
Stop it.
Testing, one, two, three.
I love it.
It feels like a cupcake.
- What do you think about this one?
- It's so cute. I love the sparkles.
- Do you like my glove?
- Oh, I love those.
Dylan.
What are you doing here?
This is my favorite boutique,
I'm always here.
You're shopping
Well, you're forever off shopping
with Josh these days.
Besides, we have dates to the dance
and you don't anymore.
Lola,
defs get that dress. You look gorgeous.
Marta, I'm home.
Hey, sweetie.
No plans with Josh tonight?
- I think Josh and me are in a fight.
- Over the movie?
I'm starting to wonder
if it was such a stellar idea after all.
Tell you what.
Why don't we have dinner,
just the two of us?
I was supposed to see Amber, but I can
quickly give her a call and cancel.
We'll order in.
I suppose your girlfriend can join us.
Just once.
Really?
You are the best.
I know.
So I noticed that you have
Oh, you noticed.
I love Serge so much.
Maybe you can borrow them.
That would be awesome.
So maybe Amber's not my mom,
but she's not so bad either.
And they convinced me
to have a little bit more faith in Josh.
The movie will be fine.
Right?
As they say in show business,
break a leg.
Wait, you guys still mad?
Hi.
Right.
Well, thank you, Josie Bel Bruno,
for that fascinating film
about your pet hamster.
I certainly didn't know
that they were that vicious.
Right, well, I would like
to take this opportunity
to thank all the participants
in the festival, thank you.
to introduce Woodlands Academy's
official submission, Josh Rosen
and his documentary
called The Popularity Project.
Popularity.
What is it?
According to Dylan Schoenfield,
one of the most popular girls
at Woodlands Academy,
it's a lot of things.
Being popular is so not easy.
- We're in the movie.
- It's like royalty or the first lady.
You have to live up
to impossible standards of beauty
and you're expected
to be a good influence.
Like I help out the less fortunate.
Fashion victims.
Popularity's contagious.
What, like a cold?
- Duh.
It's why Hannah and Lola battle
to be my better friend.
Their popularity comes from mine.
What are your plans after school?
Uh, Pilates. But not on Tuesdays.
That's yoga.
I mean, when you graduate.
You know, hopes, dreams?
- What's your life goal?
- Blossom Queen.
After that.
- After?
If I don't win Blossom Queen,
my life is officially O-V-E-R, over.
So Populars only hang with Populars?
Cats don't hang with dogs, right?
Really? That's your argument?
It's better this way.
If everyone stays in their own group,
there's no chance of misunderstandings.
Like, what kind
of misunderstandings?
Well, take you and me, for instance.
If we mingled outside
and ask me out.
- Imagine the horror.
- You'd be so embarrassed.
Did we get it? Was that good?
So is Dylan the cat or the dog?
Are you getting my good side?
This one right here?
Could one person be this shallow?
I chose Dylan as my documentary
subject because I wanted a challenge.
To uncover the truth
about popularity.
But I also wanted
to make something real.
I was determined to discover
the real Dylan Schoenfield.
Oh, no. The volleyball game's over.
Asher.
Goodbye.
Dylan, stop.
Stop.
- What's wrong?
- What's wrong?
The entire movie is what's wrong.
And it wasn't enough for you
to embarrass me in front of my friends.
You embarrassed me
Embarrass you?
But I was trying to show the real you.
And the real me is humiliating.
I've spent all of middle school
and high school
trying to get rid of the real me
and perfect the new Dylan.
- Dylan, I...
- You don't get it and you never did.
I trusted you,
All you cared about
was that stupid movie.
- That's not true.
- It's not?
Just leave me alone, Josh.
And by that, I mean for and ever.
So the more I got to know Dylan, I
found out there's lots of sides to her.
She can be funny and normal
and full of life.
Josh, Josh, look at this.
Zoom in and look at it.
Josh, zoom in right here, right here. Look?
Zoom in. Do you see that?
What's that say?
What's that say?
Hmm?
A plus.
Whoo!
Yes. Stop it.
She can also be sensitive
and vulnerable and compassionate.
Is that your mom?
Yeah, she met my dad
at the Woodlands Spring Formal.
Crazy, huh?
Wait.
Was your mom Blossom Queen?
Back in the olden days, 1985. Heh.
Wow.
I bet you miss her.
Lots.
It gets kind of lonely here
with just me and my dad.
So when you said there's nothing more
to life than winning Blossom Queen...
Yeah,
because of my mom.
If I win,
it's like we're still connected.
Like she's still with me.
And as I discovered
the real Dylan Schoenfield,
I figured, yeah, she
might be popular,
but she's more than that.
She's smart and cool and real.
And that's the Dylan
I wanted to show the world.
Yeah, so maybe the truth didn't turn out
to be a hard-hitting expos on popularity,
but I don't care.
I have a new friend.
That's what really matters.
Are you ready?
Whoa. Here we go.
Whoa.
Hey.
Still hidden under the frog planter,
like in middle school.
What are you doing here?
Look, Dylan, just because you stopped
being my friend in sixth grade
doesn't mean I stopped being yours.
I know you went through a lot
when your mom died.
I get it.
I still get it.
I don't know what to say.
Which, you know, for me,
never happens.
Yeah, right.
Josh's terrible movie ruined me.
My life is O-V-E-R, over.
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