You move over.
Hey, this is Luke. This is my film. Let me ask you a couple of questions.
Why do you dance?
Because it's like breathing, it's like walking to me.
I'm not pretending. When I dance I don't pretend.
I'm more myself when I dance than any other moment of the day.
I dance to become someone else.
There are so many things in this world that want to push down on you,
but when you dance you are free.
We started dancing at the age of seven in our house, in the living room.
Just dancing, dancing, copying Michael Jackson.
And I'm just like listening to the music in the grocery store,
just like dancing through the aisles and stuff like that,
and she's like, "Contain yourself, calm down. "
And I'm like, "I can't stop, I have to do it, I have to do it. "
After everybody went to sleep I would open the garage and just practise.
That's pretty much when I knew I loved it because I had never dedicated
so much time and effort into something like that.
It's not us just jumping around. Dance has vocabulary.
- Inglewood. - I'm from Argentina.
I'm from northern Uganda.
- Miami, Florida. - Koreatown, Los Angeles.
There's a lot of gangs and violence.
I couldn't be stuck there all my life.
My village was attacked.
My parents didn't even want me around any more.
She actually kicked me out of the house.
- I had to go. - Dance saved me.
Dance definitely saved me.
If it wasn't for dance, I don't know what we'd be doing right now.
I didn't have anything, I didn't have money.
I was living with $15 a week in New York City.
Dance brought us together too, all around the world. We're here.
Truth is everybody is a dancer inside.
We all have a heartbeat.
We all have a rhythm inside. Boom-boom, boom-boom.
- What's that one thing you say? - Yeah, what do you call us?
- Born from a boombox? - Yes.
- Born from a boombox. - That's pretty good.
Born from a boombox.
It sounds stupid, but I do feeI like that.
And if we listen hard enough,
we realise that maybe we're all plugged into the same song.
New York University freshmen, welcome to Washington Square Park.
It's the central hub of our urban campus, and to the right...
Mom? Dad? You guys can really go.
No! We're gonna take you and Camille out for dinner.
We promised her parents we'd feed her.
We're already paying for our meal plans. It's all good.
Yeah, we're fine, we really are, Mrs A.
- We should go. - All right. One last picture.
OK. One last picture.
Get together, you're best friends, you could drive a truck through you.
- We're close. - Get closer! Put your arm around her.
- OK. - Good boy.
All right. Ready? Say, "Mom is pretty. "
- Mom is pretty. - Thank you.
Ready? And... Oop.
Oh. Look at this. Picture of a hat. I got a hat with hair.
If my father could see me now saying goodbye to my son, a future engineer...
I'm just so happy you're done with that dance business, I can't tell you.
Oh, but you have...
- OK, all right. You make me proud. - OK. This is it.
Could I get in your backpack? Come on.
- That's too tight. OK. All right. - Come on.
I'll make you proud if I could just go to orientation.
- No! You're my baby. - Everybody left already.
- All right. OK. - I'll call you when I get to the dorm.
- Wear deodorant, deodorant. Every day. - Come on.
- OK, honey? It's important. - Come on, honey.
- Cos you're a man now. - Honey, we got to beat the traffic.
All right.
- Wow! They really... - Are embarrassing.
- I was gonna say "love you". - Sorry.
Hey, Cam, check those out.
Those are the limited edition gunmetal Nike Dunks.
Uh-oh. I know that look. OK, Moose, seriously, next on the tour, Union Square.
I just wanna get a closer look. I'm gonna be right back. OK? Cover me.
I guess.
All right, let's go, who you got?
- I want 25 on Kid Darkness. - 25 on Darkness, let's go, let's go.
- Give my money. - Sorry, guy, I got you.
Oh, snap! Did you see that?
Yo, I want ten on the skinny kid.
Give me 20.
Give me that 20.
Yo, you see that?
Oh, whoo-hoo-hoo!
It's over, it's over, that's it!
Go home! Go home!
Come on, new kid, get in there!
Come on, let's see what you got.
I think we're done here.
He ain't got no flava.
- Yo, look at the kid! - He moves pretty good for a geek.
Buddy, that kid is real! Been holding out!
I didn't know that dude could dance like that.
Let's go, new kid, let's see what you got.
Hey, you give me five on that. Give me five on that.
Let's go, Darkness!
Oh!
Buddy, that kid is real!
Oh!
Who's gonna pay for my balloons? Hey, he's right here!
- Get this guy. - Stop! Police! Hold it right there!
Come on, man. They're after you. Go. Come on!
Come on, kid.
Come on, let's go.
All right, man, time-out. I can't.
We don't have time for that. Come on!
- Police! - Get out of the way!
What are you doing? What are you doing?
Jump first, fear later.
Whoa.
- Get out of the way! - Come on, come on!
Excuse me!
Out of the way! Out of the way, folks.
Oh. Ah.
My ribcage. I feel like I just threw up in my mouth.
It's burning.
Where are you going?
Yo.
How did you just do that back there?
I mean, you were like freaking flying, man. You're like a ninja.
- Luke. - No, it's like this. You gotta blow it up.
Ah, come on.
How's that?
All right.
I'm Robert Alexander the Third, by the way.
Just since you ask.
But you can just call me Moose.
- I haven't seen you around. - I'm just starting at NYU.
- I'm actually an engineering major. - But you're gonna be dancing too.
No, no, no, not any more.
I mean, dancing was cool in high school, but it's time for me to face the real world.
You really have no idea what you did back there, do you?
- You're B-FAB. - What's a B-FAB?
Born from a boombox.
Like, some people learn to dance, others are born to.
And you're in New York City, the dance centre of the world.
Check this.
It's the biggest battle ever. There's never been this kind of prize money.
And those guys in the park, they're gearing up for this.
You're good enough. You should be in this.
This your car?
Oh, my God, that's so sick!
Get in.
What you saw in the park today is just the beginning.
This is it.
- What the heck is this place? - Come on.
Welcome to my house. The House of Pirates.
Nice place. It's a little small to live in.
My parents converted this place years ago.
We all live and train upstairs and run a club downstairs to make ends meet.
Kinda like a secret hideout. Right, this is it.
We call this the Vault.
Around here, dance is your identity.
We live together, work together, battle together.
But unlike other crews, we all have different styles.
I found all these guys out in the city. Crazy talent but no place to go.
We've become kind of a pseudo family here
where we can be ourselves and rules don't apply.
This place is off the chain.
Thing 1 and Thing 2 over there, that's the Santiago twins.
You, man, you... We saw you dancing at the park this morning. You were...
- Amazing! - You are from another planet.
- Your own planet! You're amazing, man. - I have a question...
No, no, no, guys. Come on. No questions. I gotta show him around.
Got it! Come on.
You're great!
- Luke. - Jacob!
What's up, brother?
- Meet Moose. - Pleased to meet you, Moose.
This guy right here, he's the captain of the ship.
More like the first mate. I heard you did some impressive work in the park today.
How does everybody know that?
News travels fast when you beat someone like Kid Darkness.
But, Luke, I need to borrow you for one second. We've got some things...
- Can we wait? I've got to show him around. - We'll take him.
Let us show him around.
- I don't know about that, guys. - Please!
- Please. What would Jesus do? - Come on.
- All right. Don't hurt him, all right? - Promise.
Moose, this is the Ticks. Good luck.
This came from the bank today.
We're six months late on our payments.
- We paid them last month. - What about the other five?
We're working on it. The club's not making the money it used to.
The bank doesn't want to hear that.
If they don't get the money they're going to put the Vault up for public auction.
Listen, don't I always have a plan?
This kid, Moose, he beat Kid Darkness today, and he did it with style.
With a little bit of training, he could be the spark that we need
to win the hundred grand from the World Jam and pay back what we owe.
Jacob, we're not gonna lose the Vault, all right? We won't let that happen.
You don't understand. Nobody ever smoked Kid Darkness and got it on tape.
Whoo!
- That was serious. - You're the man.
You think the Samurais are gonna let you go like that?
They'll find you and they'll batter you again.
- Sam who? - The House of Samurai.
The most cut-throat house in the city.
- Our fiercest rival. - Yeah.
They're gonna find me?
They got technology out there, like the bears with a little GPS inside.
Watch out, they're right behind you!
Come on, that's enough. Don't let them freak you out.
- You're with us now. - And nobody messes with us.
- Not even the Samurai. - Not unless you want to get roasted!
Unless they want to get a big patata in their traste!
- What? - OK, you don't get it
but I know what I'm saying.
You got it.
- That's not boring. - Losers.
She's back. The one I've been telling you about.
Hey, Moose. Come on, I'll show you round the club downstairs.
- Party pooper! - Come on, Luke.
Come on, this way.
Oh!
What? What?
Watch out, they bite.
Crazy, right? Hang out, take a look around. I'll be back in a second.
Nobody battles the Samurai just once.
Now it's time for the real battle.
Come on, now, you scared?
Come here, man.
Where do you think you're goin'? This ain't over yet.
Get him, Baba, get him.
Ow!
Go get the kid!
I just want a few rounds with the kid. We got some unfinished business.
You wanna get to him, you gotta go through us.
Come on, Luke. Be a good sport.
- What are you doing here, Julien? - Nice to see you, too.
Get your boys and get off our property.
Your property? It's not gonna be your property for much longer.
And don't worry. When I buy this place, I'll take good care of it.
When we win the World Jam, you and your trust fund won't be able to touch us.
Whoa.
That's cute. Your boy can't even finish his battles.
Bubbles and balloons? That's so amateur.
Enough, man. He will finish it at the World Jam and so will we.
I don't even know what you just said.
Yo, man, stop being disrespectful to my crew, yo.
Get off!
Hey.
Come on, I'll get you out of here. Get off her, man.
- Are you OK? - Yeah.
Thank you.
I'm Luke.
I'm Natalie.
So, what's with the bags?
Oh. I'm supposed to be meeting my friend here but I guess she's a no-show.
Well, what are you gonna do?
I don't know, I haven't figured that out yet.
You could stay here.
- What, in the club? - No, I mean upstairs, in the living room.
You don't even know me.
Yeah, I do. Your name's Natalie and you need a place to sleep.
OK. Sure, thank you.
OK. Grab your stuff.
Are you sure they won't mind?
Everyone here knows what it's like to be a nomad.
- So where are you from? - Here.
But I've been living in London the last few years.
Wow.
Well, this place'll be a departure.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
So, are you ready?
For bed?
No, for the battle. The World Jam? We could really use someone like you.
- Are you up for a little competition? - It's what I live for.
- Been competing my whole life. - Do you win?
I never lose.
Good.
I'll see you in the morning. We have a lot of work to do.
Moose. Where were you yesterday? I thought we had plans.
- I know, I know. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. - Sorry?
I had to eat dinner with my freakazoid roommate who smells so badly.
And she would not stop yammering about her pet rat's blog.
We should hook our roommates up together.
Mine looks like a pet rat. He's got the nose and everything,
he's got, like, the claws. Ugh!
Oh. There you go!
Now I need you to help me find this engineering lab.
- Moose. - What?
- What would I do without you? - I don't know. I really don't.
Later, gator.
I see you've found the speaker room.
Yeah.
I built this myself when we could actually find boomboxes in the city.
Impressive.
- You're up early. - Already warmed up.
Good. Cos you're my new recruit. It's my responsibility to get you up to speed.
- Then let's train. - No, no, no. We're not training here.
OK. Then where?
Out there.
Just try to keep up.
Before we divide up into lab groups and begin the work, though,
I wanna talk to you about, well, what engineering means to me.
What's your name?
And what hopefully engineering will mean to you.
Silence, that's my name.
- Silence during class. - Second of all...
Go answer it, Mr Popular.
What?
Open up the cages, boys. Show these newbies why we call this the Vault.
OK. Hey.
Moose boy. How are you, my friend?
- Oh. What a beautiful senorita. - Por favor.
Nice to meet you.
Can I give you two?
Come on.
- You gonna get mad at me? - I'm not gonna get mad at you.
I'm just saying hi to her, man.
- I'm introducing myself. - No, no, no.
You stopped me when I'm introducing myself to this beautiful...
- Don't listen to him. Don't listen. - You are so cute.
OK.
Ladies and gentlemen, our most prized possessions.
Check it out.
If dance is our weapon, then this is our armour.
These are the most beautiful shoes in the world.
- The way they smell, the way they fit. - You're sounding like a girl, man.
You're like, "I love the shoes. "
You gotta say, "I love the shoes," like a macho man. OK, bro.
Luke's lucky shoes? Smart boy.
OK, Moose, don't get too attached, you gotta earn your kicks in this house.
And beyond door number two, the Graffiti room.
Oh, what?
- Who's that guy? - That? That's Jason.
He's our graffiti guru. I'm talking electronic billboard hacks, LED lights,
anything to mark who we are.
Dudes! Excellent timing. I have been working on a portable light tagging system
and I can't figure out how to get it to stick to 12V batteries...
- You got any electrical tape? - Yeah, there you go.
Tape it right there, wrap it round and it creates a snug fit.
- You know lights? - Yeah, I dabble.
Check it out.
You... Yes! Yes! I love this kid!
Fix the LED to the battery to the magnet.
They're beautiful. Like neon fireflies.
- Neoflies. - Yeah, neoflies.
Neoflies. I like it.
Cool. Check it out.
Yeah, we could do something with this.
Neoflies.
Listen up. World Jam is right around the corner,
but to get there, we got to get through the two qualifying rounds, which means...
Which means we got a lot of work cut out for us.
Moose, Natalie. Are you guys in?
Erm...
I don't know, I mean, I have to go to school...
We'll figure something out.
Pirates... Pirates...
Pirates! Pirates! Pirates!
I can do one battle, guys.
All right, all right. Natalie?
House of Pirates!
Go, go, go, go, go.
Owww!
Whoo!
Yeah!
Whoo!
Whoo-hoo!
I'm more of myself when I dance than any other moment of the day.
I dance to become someone else.
They always think that we are just a bunch of kids with no direction,
but what we do is very hard. We make it look easy.
You spin and your equilibrium is off and you stand up,
and all you have to rely on is how well you know your body
and you place your two feet on the floor, finding your horizon within yourself.
- Wow. - Hey.
- This is quite the setup. - Thanks.
I collect footage of dancers who inspire me.
Clearly.
What are you gonna do with it all?
I don't know. Nothing. I just play around with it.
Check this out... Check...
Check-check...
I dance... dance...
.. become someone else.
We were born...
b- b-born from a boombox.
- I had no idea. - They're amazing, aren't they?
I mean you.
You're a film-maker.
- What's wrong? - Nothing, I...
usually don't show people this stuff.
It's just me.
All right.
- You're gonna show me? - Yeah.
OK.
- Promise not to laugh? - Oh, I promise.
.. or to choose a hobby, or something like that.
It's another thing for that thing to choose you.
Jitterbug... Booty shake!
- Yes! - OK, OK.
This is... This is our teacher in fifth grade.
- Face-lift! - Yes!
Go. What are you?
- Raptor! - Yes!
Whoo!
How do you guys even do that?
We can read each other's minds.
Aw, you guys are so cute. How long have you been dating?
Oh. No, no, no. It's not like that.
We're just... friends.
No.
- Correction, everyone. We're best friends. - Aw.
Anyway, sorry, guys, I have to go, I'm in a rush.
- You're leaving? We just started. - I'll call you later, though. Have fun.
You guys lost.
Whatever!
Uh... OK...
Gotcha.
Oh, wow. It's so obvious, it makes so much sense now.
- What? - You're totally in love with him, aren't you?
- No! No, no, no. It's... - Yes, yes, yes.
.. not like that, we're just...
Like, one of those, we grew up together. No, that would be really weird.
Um...
I think it's your turn.
- So... - Me?
Yeah, you're up. You're up.
- OK. - You go first.
Um... Squirrel. Kangaroo?
Keep trying.
Hey. Look who's up early now.
Actually, I haven't been to sleep yet.
- Can I join you? - Sure.
- What are you looking at? - I come out here to listen.
The river, the traffic, the birds.
Make me feel like I'm part of something bigger.
Traffic makes you feel like you're a part of something bigger?
That is deep.
Like I said, I've been up all night.
So I've been thinking about your video from last night.
Like, I think you should finish it. And you should show it to people.
- Yeah, I don't know about that. - Clearly you love it, right?
Look at you, you've been up all night and you're like...
I don't know, you're glowing or something.
Glowing?
I see a glow.
We should get to Red Hook.
You're right.
Welcome to Red Hook!
The first round of World Jam!
Are y'all ready for battle?
Red Hook, are you ready?
Pirates, you ready?
Let's get 'em!
Yaaargh!
Back up.
And the winner is...
the Pirates!
The Pirates are now into the next round
of the World Jam!
Pirates! Pirates! Pirates!
No, no, no. Yeah. Yeah!
Now it's time for you to be in front of the camera, my good-looking Pirate.
Do you want some make-up, baby?
- So, Captain Luke... - Gimme the camera.
- No, no, no. - It's not that easy on this side, huh?
- It's uncomfortable. - Yeah, why don't you keep walking?
Oh, look at this guy.
What do you love about dance?
I don't know. Dance music, it's just always been there for me, I guess.
Is that it?
What?
I know you can do better than that.
- Come on. - All right.
My parents used to be dancers.
And they started this place for people like them,
but that didn't just want to be backup dancers.
You know, do their own thing, build their own respect.
I thought that was cool, so I wanted to carry on the tradition, in my own way,
but for them, you know?
So what do they think of you turning this place into a madhouse?
They never got to see it.
I'm so sorry.
No, don't be. It's OK.
So that's why you're so devoted to this place,
carrying on what your parents wanted?
Family is family, you know?
The Vault used to be their life, and now it's mine.
It's amazing what we do for family sometimes.
So, tell me about your parents.
They split up a while back.
And me and my older brother, we were sort of the dice that got rolled between them.
Where's your brother now?
We're still close. I mean, he pretty much raised me.
So I owe him everything.
So, Tarantino, are you planning on blackmailing us with all that footage?
No.
Just you.
Hi. So, I'm sorry for being late, OK? I won't...
Oh! I'm so sorry.
I thought you were somebody else. I'm sorry.
OK...
- Do you know that trick when they take... - Really?
They kinda look alike, I think they're twins.
Camille! What's going on? I thought we had lunch.
Is it lunch time?
Whoa! Um...
Wow, we got so carried away with the costumes, I lost track of time.
Costumes for what?
It's for the dorm Halloween party. People plan their costumes like all semester.
All right. So what are we going to go as?
Oh, um...
Well, actually...
I tried calling you but you didn't pick up,
so Kristin and I are gonna be the Olsen Twins.
Wait, wait, wait. Kristin?
Kristin?
Camille, Kristin?
What about Moose?
Go ahead, you guys.
You haven't exactly been around lately.
I mean, I couldn't wait forever.
OK, well, hey, Camille, look, I'm here now.
Come on, what do you say?
You know you're gonna have way more fun with me than...
Kristin.
Are you asking me to the dance?
Camillian? You know that I was born to be the Ashley to your Mary-Kate.
- Oh, really? - Yes, really.
OK, OK, fine.
- I'll cancel with Kristin. - Yes!
I'll see you later.
Guess I'll see you later, then. Get back to your frie...
- Hey, Kristin! In your face! - Bye.
OK, you gotta stop complaining. I'm sorry.
I just feel ridiculous holding this giant cup.
Whoever said it was OK to have a small, medium, large and then ginormous?
Hey, look.
- That's you. - What are you talking about?
- This guy looks exactly like you. - He doesn't.
He's got a camera popping out of his head, pretty little cheekbones.
It does not look like me, and I would not be caught dead with those culture vultures.
I've seen your work, and you don't fool me.
Yeah, but it's just for fun. It's nothing professional.
Well, what if the Pirates and the rivalry didn't exist?
Wouldn't you give your film-making a shot?
That film academy sounds amazing.
Yeah, but it's not an option, so I don't think about it.
The World Jam's our main focus.
- OK, so, tell me, then, how do you do it? - Do what?
Get all your amazing footage.
I don't know. I just try to see things that people don't normally see.
Show me.
All right, come here.
Where are you taking me?
Just trust me. Come on.
- Hurry up. - All right.
- Just wait for it. - For what?
- What? - Watch this.
How did you do that? I'm going to do it.
- OK. - Try it.
OK.
See that? I did it!
There's Slurpee everywhere!
Oh, my God, my straw! I lost my straw!
I think it was just being in my living room,
and me and my brother were just playing around together,
and I always tried to...
.. match him.
- Moose. - Yo. Hey, what time is the battle, again?
- Eight o'clock. Why? You ready for it? - Eight o'clock?
It all goes down in Chinatown. This is the House of Gwai.
They're champions of Asia, so I hope you're prepared.
- We've got a problem. - No, this is round two. You gotta be there.
We can't have any missing links or we could get eliminated from the World Jam.
I know, I know. I have a test on the same exact day.
I don't know if I can...
Listen, we need you. Do whatever you can to make it work.
I'm sure I don't need to remind you how much this test counts.
This is worth 25 per cent of your grade.
Take your time. You may begin.
- Yo, where's Moose at? - I don't know, man.
Show me something.
I'll go get a towel. I'll be right back.
Where you been, bro? You just ruined the floor.
What? What?
You the man.
.. World Jam!
Whoo!
- Can I talk to you for a minute? - Yeah, sure.
- Alone? - Yeah, hold on.
Yo, hold up. Cut the music.
Cut the music.
You guys need to see this.
What is this? Our entire routine.
It's online? They know our whole set.
- Who would do that? - Julien and the Samurai.
- How could they get our rehearsal footage? - Does everyone have their DVDs?
- You have the DVD? - Yeah, I put them in the room.
We're still in this, all right? We just got to figure something out.
OK, see there? If you could just let go of that spin, we can land this thing.
Those guys may have our tapes, but that won't stop us. Trust me.
Luke, I don't know. Maybe somebody else should do it.
If we pull this off, we'll kill it on stage. Julien won't even know what hit him.
Whatever happened between you two?
Me and Julien?
He used to be a Pirate. We used to be best friends back in the day.
But as time went on, things changed.
How do you mean, they changed?
We found out he had a gambling problem.
He wound up in debt. He bet against our house and threw the battle to win the bet.
He threw a battle to win a bet?
The whole house was devastated, so we had to kick him out.
He's been trying to take us down ever since.
The crazy thing is, if we don't win the World Jam he could actually do it.
Hey.
- Welcome home. - You lied to me.
You told me Luke kicked you out because he was jealous.
But it wasn't that, was it? You threw a battle for a bet?
- Natalie... - Don't! I went in there for you, Julien.
I can't believe you stole that DVD and put it online.
What are you talking about? What kind of BS did he say about me now?
Luke was jealous. He wanted to be the leader, so he kicked me out.
He used me and he kicked me out.
I'm sorry.
We have to stick together, Natalie, you know that.
I don't like to be lied to.
I just want our house to win the World Jam. OK?
We have too much in this. We've worked too hard.
Despite what Mom and Dad say, it doesn't always have to be about winning.
You're starting to sound like him. You need to remember whose side you're on.
Friggin' ridiculous!
Luke isn't some monster, Julien.
He's a good guy. He takes care of the people that he loves.
Who are you going to believe? Him or your family?
You're going to talk to me about family?
When Luke isn't even related to any of those dancers, he would never lie to them.
Oh. I'm a liar? What about you?
How do you think your precious Luke
is going to feel when he finds out that you have been playing him?
Actually, now that I think of it...
you should come clean.
That might be what I need to throw his game off for World Jam.
Thanks, sis. You really helped me.
You're not putting him out on the streets over some stupid rivalry.
I will not be part of it.
Jacob. You scared me.
You don't seem like a girl that's easily scared.
Tell Luke I'm sorry.
You have a choice, you know?
It's not that easy.
The most important decisions in life are never easy.
Dance can reveaI a lot about a person,
the way they move, the way they learn new steps.
I mean, if you're dancing for real, it comes from the most truthfuI part of your souI.
I dance to express how I feel inside,
whether it's anger, happiness,
loneliness.
Once I found the Vault, it was like coming home.
This is where I feel safe. This is where I belong.
This is where my family is.
This place is special. It's our world.
I think, finally, I had somewhere I could be myself.
People say that you don't really choose your family. We did.
- If you are one of us, Luke will find you. - Yeah.
- Luke. - Why would she just leave like this?
I don't know. But for the moment, we've got bigger problems than that.
The bank's put our house up for auction.
- What? - They're selling it.
I'm going to deal with this, all right?
- What the hell, Walter? - Hey, Luke. How are you? Sit down.
I don't want to sit down.
I understand how hard this must be.
If you can just wait a few days, we'll have the money.
You're five months behind on your mortgage.
Unless you catch up with your payments,
I'm afraid there's nothing more I can do for you.
The warehouse sits on prime property.
The bank is well aware what it's going to go for at auction.
- I need more time. - I'll see if I can suspend the foreclosure.
But don't get your hopes up.
They could take your warehouse today, Luke.
That's not gonna happen cos it's not for sale.
Look what I just got from Natalie.
What does it mean?
I don't know, but I'm going to find out.
- Come with me. - Who, me?
- Yeah, I need you. - I have a Halloween party tonight.
I mean, I would, but I can't miss it.
College parties start late. I'll get you back in time.
I'm supposed to be Ashley Olsen, man.
Ashley Olsen?
Yeah. You know how long it takes to straighten this hair?
Come on. You're my boy.
It's been a long day, man. I need a good friend right now.
All right, I got your back.
Oh. Invitations, please.
- Invitations? I got one on my cellphone. - No invite, no entry.
Can you guys push off, please?
- Just over there. - My name's right there. It's Jeff Bernstein.
- Check... Mr Bernstein. - You know what?
Thank you.
Hey, how are you doing?
There's got to be another way.
Let's go.
And now, the broken tango.
Take it away.
Look, at this place, Moose. Come on. Where you going? Luke? Luke!