Teen Beach 2 Page #3

Synopsis: Modern day teens Mack and Brady get a real world visit from Lela, Tanner, Butchy, and other surfer and biker pals from the beach party film within a film, Wet Side Story.
Genre: Family, Musical
Director(s): Jeffrey Hornaday
Production: Rainforest Productions
  1 win & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.3
TV-G
Year:
2015
104 min
3,785 Views


- I think we're lost.

- Here. Use my phone.

I didn't quite get that.

The little box just spoke to us.

Wow! How'd I get in there?

Hi, small me. Looking good.

Tanner, are we here?

Did we make it? Are we in Mack's world?

We come to your world in peace.

What was that again?

Hello, lady in the little box.

Who, me?

- 'sup, bro?

- Hey, Brady.

I thought we weren't supposed to

see each other until next summer.

I'm just going surfing.

- I'm just cleaning the beach.

- Of course.

You're cleaning the beach

at my favorite surf spot. Ah!

Your surf spot happens to be

where there's a lot of trash.

What's that supposed to mean?

It means that there's a

lot of actual trash here,

and I'm cleaning it up.

Mack, what?

Brady, would you think I was crazy

if I told you that two people that

look exactly like Lela and Tanner

are walking towards us on this beach?

Hey!

- Lela! Tanner!

- Lela, Tanner!

- Whoo!

- Tanner!

You're real!

Can we take a second and realize

that they are actually here?

Wait, yes. Okay. Wow.

You are here. With us.

- Why? How?

- I found the necklace.

Bu... I lost the

necklace in the ocean.

And it floated back to

me. I knew it was a sign.

I had to find you, so I

carried the necklace out

into the water, questioning

my whole existence.

And I didn't question anything.

And the next thing

we knew, well, here we are.

Oh, uh, I have one quick question. Um...

- Where exactly is here?

- Oh, on the beach, silly.

Oh, right. But, like,

what country are we in?

Uh... let's just say we're in the future.

The future? Like, it's

already tomorrow... today?

A few days past tomorrow.

Cool.

Cool? Tanner, that is

way cooler than cool. It's...

Hold on.

Oh!

Sorry, I didn't get that.

I don't think I ever want to leave.

Come on, Tanner. Let's take a walk

down this crazy beach of tomorrow.

Yeah.

It's pretty great that they're here.

You know, it's a little weird, and kind

of impossible, but I did miss them.

Brady, what are we gonna do with them?

I mean, they're from 1962.

They could get in some serious trouble.

- Come on. Lela and Tanner?

- Yeah.

What could they possibly...

on. Off!

On.

Off again!

- On again. Off again!

- Yeah, what are we gonna do with them?

Brady, is it just me, or

is their hair totally dry?

Yes, it's completely dry, just

like when they surf in the movie.

On again! Off again! On again!

Remember what happened to us when

we got stuck in their world?

We almost zapped out of existence.

- We gotta get them home.

- I know.

We should just tell them the truth.

You know, they're made-up

characters in a 1962 beach movie.

What... that's gonna

blow their minds.

Oh, you're right.

They can't handle that.

- No.

- Well, then maybe we just...

We just show them that

our world isn't as great

as they think it is so

they want to go back.

Yeah, then they'll take

the necklace in the ocean,

- and, boom, they're home.

- Exactly.

Hey, where does the record go?

No, I know this technology

stuff can be really complicated.

So, if you're gonna come to school with me,

we should probably make you

look a little less like you.

You're about my size.

- I get to wear your clothes?

- Well, sure.

Yeah, there's a ton of

stuff in my wardrobe.

Just pick something not too flashy.

Whoo! Goody.

Hm...

Is this out of sight on me, or what?

Yeah, totally out of sight.

I'm gonna look so out of

sight. I'm gonna look just like Mack.

I'm gonna look so out of sight.

Oh, I love this song.

Uh, okay. Well, that's impossible.

- Try this.

- Ooh!

Pink. I love it.

So... you ready for school?

Just make sure no one

knows where you're from.

All right, bring it in, everybody.

We needs to talk, 'cause I'm feeling

a little lost, here, peoples.

Ever since Tanner and Lela

just walked off into the ocean,

I got this sense that... that

things are supposed to be happening.

- It just ain't happening.

- We could rumble.

That usually cheers you up.

You know what, I does love a good rumble.

But, no, that's not what's supposed

to be happening right now. I...

You know what? Maybe, maybe

somebody should sing something.

Maybe like Lela would've

done if she was here.

I thought you'd

never a... oh!

- Cheechee.

- Mm?

- Sing something.

- But, I'm doing my nails.

Oh! Whoa! Oh!

Oh!

All right, I'll sing.

Five, six, seven, eight!

What?

Ah!

What was that? What's

the matters with yous?

- I thought you was gonna catch her.

- I thought the exact same thing,

just not in time.

You're lucky my hair didn't broke.

Yous is right, Butchy.

This don't feel right.

- None of it.

- Not one thing.

Does it help if I do this?

You know what, that

actually does kind of help.

That's pretty decent, yeah.

Yeah, that's pretty nice.

You're really good at that.

I don't know why, but it just helps.

Okay, guys. Welcome to school.

So, a few ground rules.

Okay, don't do anything

that gives you guys away.

- No hair-wetting.

- No clothes-changing.

Oh, that thing that you do with your teeth.

This thing?

Yeah. Don't do that.

- Yeah, and especially...

- No singing.

But look at this place.

There's so much to see.

No, no, no, no. Stop. No singing.

- Just one song?

- No.

- One verse?

- No.

- One word?

- No.

Not even if it's from the

heart and moves the story along?

No.

- Don't... gon get...

- Oh!

Okay, man, stay close to me, act natural,

and just walk down the

hallway and be cool, okay?

Oh, you got it. There's one

thing I do better than anyone,

- and that's walk down a school hallway.

- Awesome.

Wait,

wha... what?

People dig me.

Brady, greetings, meister-bro.

- Man, what's up?

- Chillin'.

Who's this dude?

This is my cousin Dolf, from Iceland.

Iceland. Righteous.

I love that little volcanic archipelago.

I went a couple years ago

to surf, and it was... cold.

Do you know my boy Olafur Einarsson?

Or, uh, Jonsdottir Gunnarsdotter?

Your hair is very pointy.

Thanks, dude.

It's amazing what you can do

with a screwdriver and some surf wax.

I use my own secret mix of

coconut juice and rubber cement.

Rubber cement?

- Yeah.

- Wicked! I love this dude!

All right. See you guys.

Wha!

This place is so neat! Ah!

So, what'd you think of

calculus? Pretty brutal, right?

I mean, that's what life's

like in the real world.

- Tough classes...

- I loved it. It's magical.

The integral accurately

gives the area under a formula

while the derivative predicts the

instantaneous slope at any point!

It's fantastic.

Wow, you really got it, huh?

Who knew learning could be so much fun?

- Mack, hey.

- Hey.

- Who's... who's this?

- This is, uh, my cousin,

Delga, from Finland.

You are so cute.

Hey, listen, uh,

I hope I didn't cause any problems

between you and Brady yesterday.

Oh, no, no. Our problems

are... are totally our own.

Fair enough.

Hey, how's the, uh, save

the beach dance shaping up?

It's okay. Uh, we haven't

really sold many tickets,

so just hoping people will show up.

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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