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Storyline
Single mother goes away for the summer. The kids are first delighted but then find that Mom has hired the sitter from hell to stay with them. When the sitter dies of a sudden coronary they deposit the body at a mortuary only to discover all their summer expense money was in her purse. The kids must find a way to survive the summer without mom or her money. This means actual work! Written by
John Vogel <jlvogel@comcast.net>
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No rules. No curfews. No nagging. No pulse.
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Goofs
When Sue Ellen goes to send a fax, the fax machine only has a power cable connected. In fact you can see the empty phone jacks where a cable(s) should go.
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Quotes
Kenny Crandell:
Don't you ever go outside?
Walter Crandell:
Nope, no TV, and no prizes.
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Crazy Credits
The two groundskeepers for the cemetery stand over the Babysitters grave and comment how nice it was for her to leave them the money. The tombstone reads "Nice Old Lady inside who died of natural causes".
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Soundtracks
"Life's Rich Tapestry"
Performed by
Modern English
Courtesy of TVT Records
Written by
Modern English
Published by American Momentum Music Ltd.
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Being one of those people that isn't heavily into the whole cinema "thing," I have my classic favorites and I stick to them. But this one outshines them all. When asked 'what is your favorite movie?' at times I am hesitant to disclose DTMTBD as my number one. First, it must be clear that this is obviously not necessarily a "good" movie, in the eyes of the Academy or critics, but it's not supposed to be. That's the beauty of it, and that's why Christina Applegate is an actress!
There are so many quotes that I would like to add to my "comments," but as most of you have probably seen it, you don't likely need a commentary; so instead I'll just get back to the QED Report so Swell can have it to New York by this afternoon.
It's too bad she and young Brian are married now -- I used to watch the grunion run with him. We'll see.