Mean Girls 2 Page #8
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2011
- 96 min
- 12,448 Views
I told you.
Let me see that, Iet me see that.
- Ling... Come on!
- What?
What are you waitin' for?
This is football! Come on!
Makin' everyone else do
your dirty work, Mandi?
You're still gonna Iose.
Give me the ball.
Now!
Is that Nick Zimmer?
One, two, three... hut.
No, no, no! No, no!
Come on, man, it was her idea.
Right there, Mandi! Number one!
You're not number one anymore.
But I Iove you, baby. It wasn't my idea.
Why are you handcuffing me?
- Get off me!
- I'd Iove to.
Let me go! Get off me!
That's not me!
It sure Iooks Iike it's you,
Miss Weatherly.
Are you crazy?
Do you know who I am?
I am Mandi Weatherly!
My mother will sue you!
How dare you touch me!
She'II sue all of you!
Let me out of here!
I'II have you fired!
I'm so sorry for
the misunderstanding, Jo.
Consider yourself
officially un-expelled.
And I'II make some calls
and sort things out college-wise.
Yeah!
I figured at this point,
I might as well go for the whole
high school experience.
AII right,
quiet down, everybody. Quiet.
Stop your dancing, stop your fun.
Stop it right now.
Quiet down.
Quieter. Good.
Well, you should all
be very happy to know
that we raised $6,800 for
the Humane Society, huh?
AII right, forget it.
I know the announcement
you guys really care about,
so Iet's get to it.
The Homecoming King is...
-...EIIiot Gold?
- My God, it's you!
- EIIiot Gold.
- Go!
Wow. EIIiot really is going to rig
the presidential election
someday, isn't he?
Yep. Just as soon as
the voting goes hi-tech.
Congratulations.
- Thank you.
- Sure.
And your Homecoming Queen...
...Abby Hanover.
Oh, my God!
I've never won anything!
Go! You won, go!
Yeah, Abby!
You won! That's so awesome!
- That crown is mine! It's mine!
- Get 'em out of here!
No, don't reach for me!
Get out of here! You're not
allowed on school grounds!
- Get off me!
- Oh, I'm sorry.
A Iittle to the right.
- Give me that.
- I'm Iegally blind.
There.
Here's your Homecoming King
and Queen, Iet's give it up.
Make some room, Iet them
have their first dance.
You guys have a good time.
No dirty dancing, I'm watching.
I have a feeling EIIiot wasn't
the one who rigged this vote.
Well, we both know
crowns aren't my thing.
So you dropped out of the race?
Sometimes, it's not
about winning the race,
it's just about being a part of it.
Besides...
...I have enough already.
OK, well, it's not like
we all lived happily ever after.
Mandi and Nick did get
community service instead ofjail.
And her mom donated
a new library to North Shore,
so Principal Duvall let her graduate.
But she never regained her status.
Quinn took over Mandi's role
as lead Plastic.
But we had a deal: She let the
senior class end their year in peace.
She also wrote an award-winning article
on the social dynamics of mean girls.
Chastity finally looked up her name,
and joined the Abstinence Club.
And Hope finally braved her fear
of water fountains and public germs...
...only to catch
From then on, she swore
to overcome her fears, and instead,
put her trust in antibiotics
and hot doctors.
Tyler decided to go to Penn State,
which, by total coincidence, was
only a few hours away from my school.
As for me, I managed to earn
my Carnegie Mellon tuition
with Sidney's help after all.
The man could truly sell anything,
even my shop class project.
A birdhouse and security camera,
all in one.
Only $1 9.99.
Mr. Hanover even compromised
on Abby majoring in art,
so long as she went to a top college,
which worked out perfectly for me.
- So how does it Iook?
- Nice crown.
Thanks. I thought it
went with the t-shirt.
So I guess my dad was right after all.
To win the race,
you have to be in the race.
Sometimes it just takes a little girl
drama to find out who your friends are.
And, once you have that,
you can survive almost anything...
...even high school.
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