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* AnAesop: Both Jenny and Lola learn a couple:
** Jenny: It's good to focus on school and be responsible, but you should allow yourself to have fun once in a while. Also, sometimes you have to take a risk to get what you want.
** Lola: Having fun and being a "student of life" is all well and good, but you have to take into account how your actions affect the people around you. Also, just because you might fail at something is no reason not to try.
** Jenny: It's good to focus on school and be responsible, but you should allow yourself to have fun once in a while. Also, sometimes you have to take a risk to get what you want.
** Lola: Having fun and being a "student of life" is all well and good, but you have to take into account how your actions affect the people around you. Also, just because you might fail at something is no reason not to try.
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* HiddenDepths: Lola is initially presented as a cool, devil-may-care rebel who ditched the traditional path of college to be a "student of life" and make a living as a photographer. [[spoiler: Not only is her rebellious behavior limited to the occasional parking violation, but she actually did want to go to art school. She just didn't have the bother trying because she figured her grades for it.]]weren't good enough."q
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* HiddenDepths: Lola is initially presented as a cool, devil-may-care rebel who ditched the humdrum routine traditional path of college to be a "student of life" and make a living as a photographer. [[spoiler: Not only is her rebellious behavior limited to the occasional parking violation, but she actually did want to go to art school. She just didn't have the grades for it.]]
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* JerkassFacade: Lola isn't nearly as uncaring as she acts. Her screwing up Jenny's date was done out of [[HanlonsRazor carelessness rather than malice]] and at the end of the film, [[spoiler: she trades away her most precious possession, her camera, to make it right.]]
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* OneCrazyNight: Much like the original, what should be a simple trip into the city quickly descends into chaos.
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* BookEnds: "Wild Side" by Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson plays over the opening intro and the end credits
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* BookEnds: "Wild Side" by Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson plays over the opening intro and the end creditscredits.
* BrickJoke: At the beginning of the film, Jenny criticizes Lola for drinking a smoothie at the internship interview. At the end of the movie, Jenny herself is drinking a smoothie when she comes to tell Lola she's backing out of the internship. It's used to indicate her more relaxed personality as a result of the events of the movie.
* BrickJoke: At the beginning of the film, Jenny criticizes Lola for drinking a smoothie at the internship interview. At the end of the movie, Jenny herself is drinking a smoothie when she comes to tell Lola she's backing out of the internship. It's used to indicate her more relaxed personality as a result of the events of the movie.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Lola didn't really consider what might have happened if she tried to scalp the concert ticket. As an officer points out to her, she could have easily had both the tickets and her wallet stolen.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Lola didn't really consider what might have happened if she tried to scalp the concert ticket. As an officer points out to her, she could have easily had both the tickets and her wallet stolen.stolen, not to mention that she could have gotten hurt.
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''Adventures in Babysitting (2016)'' is a DisneyChannel Original Movie and a remake of [[Film/AdventuresInBabysitting 1987 film of the same name.]] It stars Sabrina Carpenter as Jenny Parker and Sofia Carson as Lola Perez. The plot kicks off when Lola and Jenny accidentally swap phones with each other, resulting in Lola taking a babysitting job that was meant for Jenny (out of desperate need to pay a parking ticket). Unfortunately, babysitting turns out to be a tougher job than Lola anticipated.
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''Adventures in Babysitting (2016)'' is a DisneyChannel Original Movie and a remake of [[Film/AdventuresInBabysitting the 1987 film of the same name.]] It stars Sabrina Carpenter as Jenny Parker and Sofia Carson as Lola Perez. The plot kicks off when Lola and Jenny accidentally swap phones with each other, resulting in Lola taking a babysitting job that was meant for Jenny (out of desperate need to pay a parking ticket). Unfortunately, babysitting turns out to be a tougher job than Lola anticipated.
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* FireForgedFriends: Jenny and Lola spend most of the film as reluctant allies at best, but the events of the film eventually turn them into close friends.
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* WitchWithACapitalB: Jenny's opening rap verse makes it plain that Jenny wants to substitute something else for the last word:
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* WitchWithACapitalB: Jenny's opening rap verse makes it plain that Jenny she wants to substitute something else for the last word:
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* AdaptationNameChange: Well, Remake Name Change, but same principle: Chris Parker becomes Jenny Parker, the Anderson children go from Brad and Sara to Trey and AJ (and a third named Bobby is added).
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* AdaptationNameChange: Well, Remake Name Change, but same principle: Chris Parker becomes Jenny Parker, Parker and the Anderson children go from Brad and Sara to Trey and AJ (and a third named Bobby is added).
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** "Wild Side" by Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson is used as BookEnds, just as "Then He Kissed Me" by The Crystals was in the original.
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* CharacterDevelopment: Both Lola and Jenny rub off on each other throughout the film. Jenny learns to relax and not be a ControlFreak, while Lola learns to be more responsible.
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** The scene of the LoveInterest showing up at the house to return an item belonging to one of the children is recreated, but with a twist: [[spoiler: Zac specifically asked to borrow Emily's headphones so he could return them.]]
** "Wild Side" by Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson is used as BookEnds, just as "Then He Kissed Me" by The Crystals was in the original.
** "Wild Side" by Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson is used as BookEnds, just as "Then He Kissed Me" by The Crystals was in the original.
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** Jenny's "Don't mess with the babysitter" line is a G-rated version of Chris's "Don't fuck with the babysitter" line from the original.
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* HonorBeforeReason: Lola risks her life, Jenny's life, and the lives of the kids in their care all because she won't give up her camera. The reason for this is that [[spoiler: she won the camera in her first ever photography contest and considers it proof that she has talent.]]
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* IronicEcho: "There are moments in life when you just have to take a risk and go for it. This is one of those moments." Lola uses this to convince Jenny to try and steal money from her employers to pay the garage. Jenny throws it back in her face when Lola needs to pose as a socialite in order to help with the scheme.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Lola didn't really consider what might have happened if she tried to scalp the concert ticket. As an officer points out to her, she could have easily had both the tickets and her wallet stolen.]]
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Lola didn't really consider what might have happened if she tried to scalp the concert ticket. As an officer points out to her, she could have easily had both the tickets and her wallet stolen.]]
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* WitchWithACapitalB: Jenny's opening rap verse makes it plain that Jenny wants to substitue something else for the last word:
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** The "singing the blues" scene from the original gets recreated, but this time with an improvised rap number.
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** The "singing the blues" scene from the original gets recreated, but this time with as an improvised rap number.
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* WitchWithACapitalB: This exchange makes it plain that Jenny wants to say something else:
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* WitchWithACapitalB: This exchange Jenny's opening rap verse makes it plain that Jenny wants to say substitue something else:else for the last word:
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* BattleRapping: Between Jenny and Lola in the rap club, as each points out how the other is responsible for their current predicament.
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-->'''Jenny:''' See, it all started\\
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** The "singing the blues" scene from the original gets recreated, but this time with an improvised rap number.
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* SettingUpdate: The film is set in 2016 Chicago (indicated by a reference to an Ogden Avenue address) rather than 1987 Chicago. Tablets and cell phones exist and a mix-up involving the latter is what kicks off the plot.
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* SettingUpdate: The film is set in 2016 Chicago (indicated by a reference to an Ogden Avenue address) rather than 1987 Chicago. Tablets and cell phones exist and a mix-up involving the latter is what kicks off the plot.plot.
* WitchWithACapitalB: This exchange makes it plain that Jenny wants to say something else:
-->'''Jenny:''' See, it all started\\
When our phones made a switch\\
Lola lied to the parents\\
She's been a real ''witch.''
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-->'''Jenny:''' See, it all started\\
When our phones made a switch\\
Lola lied to the parents\\
She's been a real ''witch.''
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** During the opening, Jenny can be seen briefly singing along to the song playing over the scenes ("Wild Side" by Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson). This mirrors the opening of the original film, where Chris does the same while waiting for Mike to show up.
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** During the opening, Jenny can be seen briefly singing along to the song playing over the scenes ("Wild Side" by Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson).scenes. This mirrors the opening of the original film, where Chris does the same while waiting for Mike to show up.
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* HiddenDepths: Lola is initially presented as a cool, devil-may-care rebel who ditched the humdrum routine of college to be a "student of life" and make a living as a photographer. [[spoiler: Not only is her rebellious behavior limited to the occasional parking violation, but she actually did want to art school. She just didn't have the grades for it.]]
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* HiddenDepths: Lola is initially presented as a cool, devil-may-care rebel who ditched the humdrum routine of college to be a "student of life" and make a living as a photographer. [[spoiler: Not only is her rebellious behavior limited to the occasional parking violation, but she actually did want to go to art school. She just didn't have the grades for it.]]
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: In their first scene together, Jenny and Lola are sitting together, waiting to speak with a professional photographer. Jenny sits properly in her chair, while Lola lies back and drinks a smoothie, immediately establishing them as [[OddCouple the proper, well-behaved girl and the more casual, rebellious one]], respectively.
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* ChekhovsSkill: AJ meets her Roller Derby idol and learns to do her SignatureMove. It comes in handy later when she has to evade the animal smugglers.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: Lola didn't really consider what might have happened if she tried to scalp the concert ticket. As an officer points out to her, she could have easily had both the tickets and her wallet stolen.]]
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: In their first scene together, Jenny and Lola are sitting together, waiting to speak with a professional photographer. Jenny sits properly in her chair, while Lola lies back and drinks a smoothie, immediately establishing them as [[OddCouple the proper, well-behaved girl and the more casual, rebellious one]], respectively. However, see HiddenDepths below.
* DidntThinkThisThrough: Lola didn't really consider what might have happened if she tried to scalp the concert ticket. As an officer points out to her, she could have easily had both the tickets and her wallet stolen.]]
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: In their first scene together, Jenny and Lola are sitting together, waiting to speak with a professional photographer. Jenny sits properly in her chair, while Lola lies back and drinks a smoothie, immediately establishing them as [[OddCouple the proper, well-behaved girl and the more casual, rebellious one]], respectively. However, see HiddenDepths below.
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* HiddenDepths: Lola is initially presented as a cool, devil-may-care rebel who ditched the humdrum routine of college to be a "student of life" and make a living as a photographer. [[spoiler: Not only is her rebellious behavior limited to the occasional parking violation, but the real reason she actually did want to art school. She just didn't go to college was because her have the grades weren't good enough.for it.]]
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* RealityEnsues: In order to get money to get the Coopers' car back from the garage, Lola attempts to scalp Trey's concert ticket. She gets caught by the police and arrested.
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** And this one:
-->'''Jenny:''' Your parents are never gonna ask me to babysit again.\\
'''Trey:''' If they do, I'd ask for ten bucks more an hour.
-->'''Jenny:''' Your parents are never gonna ask me to babysit again.\\
'''Trey:''' If they do, I'd ask for ten bucks more an hour.
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* CameraFiend: Lola is always taking pictures.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: In their first scene together, Jenny and Lola are sitting together, waiting to speak with a professional photographer. Jenny sits properly in her chair, while Lola lies back and drinks a smoothie, immediately establishing them as [[OddCouple The proper, well-behaved girl and the more casual, rebellious one.]]
* {{Fanservice}}: An early scene has Lola walking around the house in a one-piece swimsuit, as she has just come out of the hot tub.
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* EstablishingCharacterMoment: In their first scene together, Jenny and Lola are sitting together, waiting to speak with a professional photographer. Jenny sits properly in her chair, while Lola lies back and drinks a smoothie, immediately establishing them as [[OddCouple The the proper, well-behaved girl and the more casual, rebellious one.]]
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* {{Fanservice}}: An early scene has Lola walking around the house in a one-piece swimsuit, as she has just come out ofthe a hot tub.
* {{Fanservice}}: An early scene has Lola walking around the house in a one-piece swimsuit, as she has just come out of
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''Adventures in Babysitting (2016)'' is a ''DisneyChannel'' Original Movie and a remake of [[Film/AdventuresInBabysitting 1987 film of the same name.]] It stars Sabrina Carpenter as Jenny Parker and Sofia Carson as Lola Perez. The plot kicks off when Lola and Jenny accidentally swap phones with each other, resulting in Lola taking a babysitting job that was meant for Jenny (out of desperate need to pay a parking ticket). Unfortunately, babysitting turns out to be a tougher job than Lola anticipated.
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''Adventures in Babysitting (2016)'' is a ''DisneyChannel'' DisneyChannel Original Movie and a remake of [[Film/AdventuresInBabysitting 1987 film of the same name.]] It stars Sabrina Carpenter as Jenny Parker and Sofia Carson as Lola Perez. The plot kicks off when Lola and Jenny accidentally swap phones with each other, resulting in Lola taking a babysitting job that was meant for Jenny (out of desperate need to pay a parking ticket). Unfortunately, babysitting turns out to be a tougher job than Lola anticipated.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Well, Remake Name Change, but same principle: Chris Parker becomes Jenny Parker, the Anderson children go from Brad and Sara to Trey and AJ (and a third named Bobby is added)
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* AdaptationNameChange: Well, Remake Name Change, but same principle: Chris Parker becomes Jenny Parker, the Anderson children go from Brad and Sara to Trey and AJ (and a third named Bobby is added)added).
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: In their first scene together, Jenny and Lola are sitting together, waiting to speak with a professional photographer. Jenny sits properly in her chair, while Lola lies back and drinks a smoothie, immediately establishing them as [[OddCouple The proper, well-behaved girl and the more casual, rebellious one.]]
* {{Fanservice}}: An early scene has Lola walking around the house in a one-piece swimsuit, as she has just come out of the hot tub.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: In their first scene together, Jenny and Lola are sitting together, waiting to speak with a professional photographer. Jenny sits properly in her chair, while Lola lies back and drinks a smoothie, immediately establishing them as [[OddCouple The proper, well-behaved girl and the more casual, rebellious one.]]
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** Before leaving,leaving, the Coopers' mother says she left money in case Jenny wants to take the kids for ice cream. "Going out for ice cream" was the cover story Chris used for the events of the original film. Later, Jenny also uses it this way.
** This exchange mirrors one from the original film:
-->'''Mrs. Cooper:''' Take care of our babies.\\
'''Jenny:''' I'll guard them with my life.
** As does this one:
-->'''Bobby:''' They'll kill you when they find out a total stranger is watching us!\\
'''Jenny:''' And who's gonna tell them?\\
''(the kids give her a look)''\\
'''Jenny:''' Does anyone have to go to the bathroom?
* OddCouple: Jenny and Lola are pretty much polar opposites. Jenny is proper and well-behaved, will Lola is a bit more rebellious. [[EstablishingCharacterMoment Their first scene together highlights this difference.]]
* SettingUpdate: The film is set in 2016 Chicago (indicated by a reference to an Ogden Avenue address) rather than 1987 Chicago. Tablets and cell phones exist and a mix-up involving the latter is what kicks off the plot.
** This exchange mirrors one from the original film:
-->'''Mrs. Cooper:''' Take care of our babies.\\
'''Jenny:''' I'll guard them with my life.
** As does this one:
-->'''Bobby:''' They'll kill you when they find out a total stranger is watching us!\\
'''Jenny:''' And who's gonna tell them?\\
''(the kids give her a look)''\\
'''Jenny:''' Does anyone have to go to the bathroom?
* OddCouple: Jenny and Lola are pretty much polar opposites. Jenny is proper and well-behaved, will Lola is a bit more rebellious. [[EstablishingCharacterMoment Their first scene together highlights this difference.]]
* SettingUpdate: The film is set in 2016 Chicago (indicated by a reference to an Ogden Avenue address) rather than 1987 Chicago. Tablets and cell phones exist and a mix-up involving the latter is what kicks off the plot.
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''Adventures in Babysitting (2016)'' is a ''DisneyChannel'' Original Movie and a remake of [[Film/AdventuresInBabysitting 1987 film of the same name.]] It stars Sabrina Carpenter as Jenny Parker and Sofia Carson as Lola Perez. The plot kicks off when Lola and Jenny accidentally swap phones with each other, resulting in Lola taking a babysitting job that was meant for Jenny (out of desperate need to pay a parking ticket). Unfortunately, babysitting turns out to be a tougher job than Lola anticipated.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Well, Remake Name Change, but same principle: Chris Parker becomes Jenny Parker, the Anderson children go from Brad and Sara to Trey and AJ (and a third named Bobby is added)
* MythologyGag:
** During the opening, Jenny can be seen briefly singing along to the song playing over the scenes ("Wild Side" by Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson). This mirrors the opening of the original film, where Chris does the same while waiting for Mike to show up.
** Before leaving,
!!This film provides examples:
* AdaptationNameChange: Well, Remake Name Change, but same principle: Chris Parker becomes Jenny Parker, the Anderson children go from Brad and Sara to Trey and AJ (and a third named Bobby is added)
* MythologyGag:
** During the opening, Jenny can be seen briefly singing along to the song playing over the scenes ("Wild Side" by Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson). This mirrors the opening of the original film, where Chris does the same while waiting for Mike to show up.
** Before leaving,
