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Aletha 2022-05-10 21:31:30
In fact, the British guy who smiled very high-end 2012 1130
In fact, the high-end British guy 2012 1130, the
first part is better than the second part, but in terms of plot.
The film is not intended to promote feminism, although there are some, especially the second one is more obvious. The first one seems to promote the personalization of education and the... -
Mathilde 2022-05-10 16:58:19
The Legend of Fritton's Gold
I have to say that this film is the same. In the Oolong Women’s School’s Oolong incident, Shakespeare became a girl, the pirate captain was also a girl, the girls’ school were all elites, and the boys’ school were all silly hats.
Regardless of whether it is a kind of entertainment, the actors...
Aimee Barrett
St Trinian's 2: The Legend of Fritton's Gold quotes
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Bella: [the Posh Totties, Bella and Saffy are showing new girl Roxy to her bed; and she sees a group of girls dancing] Oh, don't mind them. That's just the Flammables.
[fire appears on the screen with the "Flammables: St Trinians group logo]
Roxy: [confused] Why are they called "Flammables"?
Saffy: Have you *seen* all that polyester? Last year, one of them took up smoking and *half* the school burnt down!
[Saffy and Bella giggle to themselves]
Roxy: Oh.
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Roxy: [carrying her bag to the beds] Where do I sling my stuff?
Saffy: Well, we can make up some room in our area, I suppose.
Chelsea: [excited] Yeah, you can so totally hang out with us!
[coolly]
Chelsea: I mean, you know, if you wanted. Whatever.
Zoe: Does she look like she'd want to hang out with a bunch of shallow, facile, peroxide-blonde turbo skanks?
[the Emos' St Trinians logo appears on the screen; with creepy music]
Bella: You think she'd rather hang out with *you* and the sulky, sun-dodging Emos?
[Chelsea and Saffy laugh, and the Posh Totties' St Trinians logo dings on the screen]
