I wish I could find this movie on dvd

what is the song in the background called??

This movie is so much fun I l fall in love with it EVERY time I watch it.

lo unico bueno de esto es James Franco, punto.

You are a wonderful actress, Marla. You have beautiful attractive legs.

Landon❤

Marla Sokoloff

C'est une très belle femme

Never heard of any of these movies

Dude James Franco was HELLA CREEPY in this movie. Call the police!!

The ULTIMATE dream girl of the 90s and 2000's

Poor Claire. Fired just because Tom accidentally saw her nude.

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Soundtrack

Tom is really the king of « I tried to do the least ».

Marla is so beautiful

I never watched this movie when it first came out, because based off of the trailer it just looked like a show that sexually objectified teenage girls. I was a teen girl at the time, and I found that very offensive. But it came up in conversation recently, and I realized I actually didn’t know much about the show, and I should just actually watch it to see what it is really about. Holy cow! This movie actually is incredibly progressive and actually teaches a very profound humanitarian message (except for all of the slurs in the movie). Read the rest of my comment after you watch the movie: Teenagers at the time, and still today, were given next to no sexual education, especially in small conservative towns in the United States, and they had next to no access to birth control, then when they did became pregnant, their families often ostracized them, kicking them out, and leaving them with nothing. While this was hard for anyone in this situation, it was actually especially hard for young people that were talented, intelligent, hardworking, and passionate. Because they were people with the highest hopes for their own career goals, and because they suddenly found themselves with no way to reach those goals. Most of these young people found themselves locked into low wage jobs, unable to reach their potential, despite their best efforts. It is really hard to be say a cashier your whole life, when you feel you were meant to be a doctor, dentist, professor, scientist or a state senator (like the guy in the movie), for example. Not that anything is wrong with being a cashier, it is a wonderful, essential job, that communities NEED! But it is just really hard being trapped in a career you feel you were never meant for, and much, much harder being trapped out of the career you always felt you were meant for. This is also really bad for societies as a whole. Societies need intelligent, talented, passionate young people to become tomorrow’s doctors, scientists, and leaders, ect. AND it is inhumane for anyone to be paid low, unlivable wages (without benefits!)! Nothing kills career dreams faster, and harder than not being able to afford rent, food, healthcare, childcare, or diapers, let alone necessary college degrees (which in the early 2000s and still today,cost more than most college age kids parents’ make in a year). Plus the crushing stress and anxiety from the extreme demands of work, school, pregnancy and parenting, with little to no help, started causing young people to have terrible health problems that people in their teens and twenties typically hadn’t faced in past generations, in the United States, (not since the Great Depression). Then of course all of this lead these overwhelmed young people, in the early 2000s, to need more doctors visits, hospital stays, surgeries, and all manner of therapies that they had to pay for out of pocket, (because their jobs had NO benefits!),and they had no money to pay with! Which just pushed them deeper and deeper into debt, and further and further from their life goals... And to add even more insult to injury, nation-wide social services and safety nets took massive funding cuts, in the early 2000s, making it so young people rarely qualified for government assistance. And when they did it was hard to get, (a lot of paperwork and jumping through hoops ect), and when they did get it, it was never even close to enough. Even college financial aid was slashed to about half of what it had been in the years leading to this time (and at the same time college costs trippled). This trapped many young people, and their children into poverty and caused severe trauma. In the early 2000s, especially after September 11th, and the fall of Enron, (around the same time this movie came out), wages in the United States stagnated…actually they dropped like a hot rock. And virtually all jobs that didn’t require college degrees, and many that did, changed from being full-time jobs with decent pay and good benefits to being part-time jobs, with low hourly wages and no benefits. The pregnant, working teenager in this movie, would not have even gotten paid maternity leave, and likely would have returned to work immediately…after birthing twins!!! That alone can ruin a person’s whole life and health forever, even if they were the most amazing person on the planet. Oh, and the costs of groceries tripled, around this time, and so did the cost of rent… and home prices skyrocketed. It was a very tough time for young people to launch into adulthood. Oh and If all of this wasn’t enough, for people in this age group, then the recession hit (hard) in 2008! Right as this generation was graduating from college (with more education, and WAY more student debt than anyother generation in history!). This led to millions of recent college grads with no jobs, or maybe a part-time job, or two or three, if they were lucky! (all with no benefits!). Yet, their student loan payments were still due every month. And yes, they all learned the hard way, that you really can’t live on love! You NEED food, housing, healthcare, childcare, transportation ect to live, and none of that paid for itself and older generations did next to nothing to help, (in general as a society as a whole). They didn’t pay well, and they didn’t vote, or demand politicians to help. (Other than we did get the ACA around 2012, which made it possible for people to get health insurance who didn’t get it from a job, and it required health insurance to cover contraception for the first time in history). Young people in the early 2000s were put in an impossible situation, with virtually no help. And to make things EVEN worse, they were all told it was their own faults, repeatedly! By everyone! It was their own fault for not getting a good job, or for not getting the right job, or for not getting a college degree (or if they did), they didn’t get the right college degree. But then it was thier own fault they had student loans, even though it was impossible to get college degrees without them (and many professions require degrees). And if they were pregnant or had a baby, or multiple children, it was their own fault for getting pregnant, (as if humans haven’t been getting pregnant since the beginning of humans!!!). Despite the fact that millennials were working themselves to death, and still unable to afford housing, food, healthcare, childcare, education, transportation etc, they were ALL labeled as whiners, complainers, and even now 20 years later they are still blamed by older generations for causing ALL of these problems themselves, by BUYING COFFEE!!! “Oh if you didn’t buy $3 Starbucks every day, you could afford…a house…healthcare…college loans.” NO they F’ing can’t!! That is NOT how math works!! That is NOT how money works!! Unfortunately situations have not improved much for young people, and this, plus a WORLD-WIDE PANDEMIC, has absolutely led to so much mass social unrest! While yes it is a horrible crime to rob a bank, it is a far worse crime for societies to leave young people to fend for themselves in a difficult, EXPENSIVE world! Especially when they are PREGNANT! In functional societies people take care of each other, older generations help younger generations, and then younger generations help older generations. I actually broke down crying at the end when it said, the main character started a fund to support pregnant teens, so that no pregnant teen would ever need to rob a bank again! 😢

lol Gia

I absolutely love this film. It was so much fun and such a fresh concept.

homosexual

Low quality video.

You always look wonderful in all NBA and NFL Cheerleader outfits, Marla.

Just wondering what the alternate universe where Marla got the part of Topanga on Boy Meets World is like

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I wanna know what brand that tank top/cami is

Remembering this when I was young😊 now I am into age😢😂

I LOVE THIS SONG! Marla is so beautiful and has such a beautiful voice!

Finally I managed to find this scene. I watch this scene during my childhood. I don't know this series is about what but wow

Shane❤

Ive seen this movie so many times with different actors. Somehow the guy doesnt notice the hottest girl in the movie who lives next doof is into him.

to be COMPLETELY honest romantically i did do and/or PROBABLY will really LOVE mena suvari because she's LITERALLY always had and still has an EQUALLY SEMI attractive face to go along with her vegan diet

pretty

got milk?

Based on a true story!.

Love how Diane towards the end of the Movie was ripping farts and her teammates were upset and gagging.😂❤

He didn't want her to get hurt by Chris and he totally care about her 🥺

she is a babe

One of the greatest movies I've ever watched. 🎉

The melody structure on this chorus is exquisite Marla - really good. Thanks for leaving these up. Hope you all are enduring through the strike, union leaders are right that there needs to be fundamental change. Still think a YT channel of a few known actors with musical ability, holding jam sessions might catch on - RG

marla is a great actress and a very gorgeous woman and a good person

great video

Marla is very hot 🔥🥵🔥 and so has a hot body and great big boobs and a great actress and a good person

This movie is the BEST 🍿🎥 BETTIES

this movie is so amazing. i’m so glad it’s on youtube for free.

Lynette is pathetic. I hate what she did to that nanny. The one person who can handle her spoiled brats she had to ruin it because of her insecurities.

Claire was treated so badly.

It's a shame Claire wasn't a series regular.

If they had just eliminated the whole deadbeat dad plot and the completely inappropriate relationship plot and just focused on the girls trying to run the summer camp by themselves plot, I would have liked the movie more than I did.