Teen Beach Movie

Synopsis: Life's a beach for surfers Brady and McKenzie -- until a rogue wave magically transports them inside the classic '60s beach party flick, Wet Side Story, where a full-blown rivalry between bikers and surfers threatens to erupt. There, amidst a sea of surfing, singing and dancing, Brady and Mack accidentally change the storyline, and the film's dreamy hero and heroine fall for them instead of for each other!
Director(s): Jeffrey Hornaday
Production: Rainforest Productions
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
86%
NOT RATED
Year:
2013
110 min
19,544 Views


Baby, tell me is this good for you.

'Cause for me,

it's a dream come true.

I think about you,

boy, day and night.

If this is wrong, I

don't care if I'm right.

'Cause I know one

thing's for certain.

Boy, I'm not hurting for inspiration.

And I feel when we're together.

It could be forever

and ever and ever.

I wanna be the ocean to your shore.

Bring you comfort evermore.

I wanna be the only thing you need.

Be the oxygen you breathe.

Baby, bring it all to me.

And I will warm you like the sun.

I always knew you were the one.

I always knew you were the one.

I wanna be the ocean to your shore.

Bring you comfort evermore.

I wanna be the only thing you need.

Be the oxygen you breathe.

Be the oxygen you breathe.

'Cause one thing's for certain.

Boy, I'm not hurting for inspiration.

And I feel that when we're together.

It could be forever

and ever and ever.

I wanna be the ocean to your shore.

Bring you comfort evermore.

I wanna be...

Best day ever!

Yeah, it was pretty awesome, huh?

Awesome? Surfing all

day, us being together.

Awesome wishes it was this awesome.

- Yeah, it was perfect.

- Yeah, it was.

Um, listen, Brady...

Ooh, did you hear about tomorrow?

Yeah. Can you believe they're

talking about 40-foot waves?

There's a huge storm

coming up from the north.

Surf like that only happens

here once every 30 years.

Can you imagine dropping

in on a barrel that huge?

Summer's not over yet! Woo!

Come on, I'm starving.

Race you to the house.

- I clearly won.

- Yeah, yeah.

First thing tomorrow, we hit

the beach and that awesome surf.

Brady, about tomorrow.

Whoa, wait. Hear that?

No way!

- Hey!

- Hey. What's up, bro?

I can't believe you're

watching this without me.

Now that you're here, I'm not.

Please tell me this isn't...

Wet Side Story...

Yeah, that.

Ah, 1962, surfers, bikers.

Best movie ever made.

How can you two like this silliness?

Especially you, grandpa.

Silliness? Mack, my dear, this

movie defined an entire culture.

- Exactly.

- Yeah.

A surfer guy and a biker

girl share a secret love,

while trying to unite

the rivaling gangs.

As an evil real estate mogul tries

to turn their hangout into a resort,

by building a weather machine which

blows up, creating a massive storm.

Silliness? Really?

Well, can we watch it later,

because I really need to talk to you.

Just watch my favorite part

when the two leads' eyes meet,

and they're pulled apart

by their rivaling gangs.

I'm not the kind to fall for a guy.

Who flashes a smile.

It's so not your style.

Don't usually swoon,

but I'm over the moon.

He was just too cool for school.

Now I'm fallin' for him.

This is my favorite part right here.

Hey, get your salty surfer

mitts off my baby sister.

Get your biker baby sister

off our boarding buddy.

Oh, yeah?

Come on. They sing for no reason.

They come out of the water,

and their hair is totally dry.

The girls never surf as well as the

boys, and they sing for no reason.

I had to mention that one again, because

even a second time, I don't get why.

But it's always summer, and

everyone just sings and surfs.

But really, the surfing looks

fake. They'd drown on a real wave.

Seriously, they sing in the

ocean, and never spit out water.

Surprise.

Well, aren't you going to give

your Aunt Antoinette a hug?

Well, you are so...

Grown up. You look

absolutely unacceptable.

- What?

- Not you, dear.

Tell him the offer is unacceptable.

It's good to see you, McKenzie.

What are you doing here? I

thought you were coming tomorrow.

Well, you thought wrong.

We are leaving tomorrow.

I hope you've packed.

Mack, what does she

mean by leaving tomorrow?

Uh, this is Brady.

Brady, I am McKenzie's Aunt.

I'm sure she's told you all about me.

Mack, what does she

mean by leaving tomorrow?

Antoinette, welcome home.

Oh, hello, father.

You know it's always good to have...

Have you back.

Oh...

I see you're still making surfboards.

Oh, don't tell me.

You still have that.

Still have it?

We all grew up with the

legends about this board.

It's part of the family.

Me, your grandfather, and his father,

we each found our destiny on it.

There is only one way to

"find" your destiny, McKenzie.

And that is to...

Work hard for it.

Okay. All right, Mack. What does

she mean by leaving tomorrow?

Brady, as of tomorrow, my niece

will be attending the exclusive...

Overpriced, and did I mention

exclusive, Dunwich Preparatory Academy.

What?

Back east.

Uh, Antoinette, we should

talk about this, please.

There is nothing to talk about.

This has always been the deal.

Isn't that right, McKenzie?

Sure.

It's just that, um...

Tomorrow there are these extreme conditions

I've been waiting my entire life to surf...

Surf?

Oh, sweetheart.

Your new life begins tomorrow.

Your endless summer has...

Come to an end.

I can't believe you didn't tell me.

You don't understand how

hard I tried. I just...

I didn't know how.

You're leaving? Just like that?

Why are they making you do this?

They're not making me. It's my choice.

So change your mind.

There's not enough time. My

flight leaves at noon tomorrow.

How can you leave? This is your

home. It's where your grandfather is.

It's where you surf, it's where I am.

I was really lucky to get

into this school, Brady.

My Aunt said it will

pave the way to my future.

I know you're upset, and I

should've told you. I just...

I didn't know how.

Mack! Hey.

Stop!

What was this deal your

Aunt was talking about?

After we lost my mom, the

deal I made with my Aunt was

that I could stay here with my grandfather

for the first part of high school.

Then, when it was time to get

serious, I would leave with my Aunt

and go to this school, like she did.

So she just shows up to take you away?

Aren't you happy here?

This is my mom's journal.

"Most of all, I dream that my

daughter becomes a great success.

"That she isn't just

pulled through life...

"But marches through it...

"Triumphantly".

She sounds amazing.

Yeah.

My mom wanted to go to college,

and make something of herself but,

she had me, time passed, and...

She never got to live out that dream.

- That's not your fault.

- No, I know it's not.

I also know that I can do

what she never had a chance to.

You don't have to be who your Aunt is.

Mack, you can be anything you want.

Brady, I have to do this.

- What about us?

- How can there be an us after today?

I'll wait for you.

I know what it feels like

to miss someone, Brady.

And I care about you too much

to ever put you through that.

So you're saying you care about

me enough to break up with me?

I don't want to, Brady,

but what choice do I have?

Thanks...

For the most awesome summer of my life.

I wish it wasn't over.

What's up?

How did you know I was gonna be here?

I knew you couldn't stay

away from surf like this.

Brady, I'm glad you

came, but... I told you...

I just came to watch

you surf, not to propose.

Okay. Check out what I'm about to do.

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Vince Marcello

Vince Marcello is a director and writer, known for The Kissing Booth (2018), Zombie Prom (2006) and The Kissing Booth 2 (2020). more…

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