“When you woke up this morning, did you say to yourself, “Today I’m gonna talk,” or, “Today I’m gonna skate”?”
Andy “Brink” Brinker (via disneychanneloriginalmovies)

Brotherly Love

  • Katie Volding-Brinker: What's in the bag?
  • Andy "Brink" Brinker: Stuff.
  • Katie Volding-Brinker: You have more stuff now then you did before. What's in the bag?
  • Andy "Brink" Brinker: Nunya.
  • Katie Volding-Brinker: Nunya?
  • Andy "Brink" Brinker: Nunya business.

disneychanneloriginalmovies:

Don’t be a wuss.

Post-Suspension Beef

  • Andy "Brink" Brinker: Val and his crew were dissin' us. We started givin' 'em beef right back, but they wanted to hit it right there at school. Clearly, we couldn't step off, so we had to battle.
  • Ralph Brinker: Don't they teach English at your school? What am I askin' you for? You haven't been there long enough to find out.
“Baking a cake is a lot like friendship. You put a lot of work into it, and sometimes it doesn’t turn out the way you thought it would, but it still tastes good.”

Andy “Brink” Brinker (via disneychanneloriginalmovies)

Wise words.

It takes a champ to stay in line.

disneychanneloriginalmovies:

Brink! (August 1998)
Dir. Greg Beeman

DCOM #4

Teen Andy Brinker (Brink) “soul skates.” However, when he thinks his family is having money problems, he joins a pro-team he hates to make money, but loses all his friends.

Based off the classic children’s novel, Hans Brinker and the Silver SkatesBrink! marks the beginning of the “Zoog Classic” Disney Channel Original Movies.  Brink! features elements that continue to appear in films to this day: a diverse cast, [vaguely] inspiring lessons, realistic protagonists, and Katie Volding.  Bringing the snazztastic phrase of “soul-skating” into the English vernacular, Brink! not only presents a world of inline skating, but also the more relatable worlds of familial problems: Brink finds himself concerned with money when his father is out of work due to an injury, and feels tempted by the fast cash offered by his enemy, the sponsored skater, Val.  The film remains memorable for its honest portrayal of the problems concerning kids.

4.5/5 Dads Who’ve Fallen Off the Roof

Follow this.

circlegame:gondaba:lisakeller:



“breaking” is a word with high potential.
also, i made this!



But it’s breaking FREE, not breaking through!

circlegame:gondaba:lisakeller:

“breaking” is a word with high potential.

also, i made this!

But it’s breaking FREE, not breaking through!

Remember when Charles Shaughnessy, who played Maxwell Sheffield on The Nanny; Caroline Rhea, who played Aunt Hilda on Sabrina The Teenage Witch; and some random-ass kids including Jake Epstein and this kid were in Mom’s Got A Date With A Vampire?
Because I do. It’s crazy, Mike, it’s crazy!

Remember when Charles Shaughnessy, who played Maxwell Sheffield on The Nanny; Caroline Rhea, who played Aunt Hilda on Sabrina The Teenage Witch; and some random-ass kids including Jake Epstein and this kid were in Mom’s Got A Date With A Vampire?

Because I do. It’s crazy, Mike, it’s crazy!

alexewing:

ohlivyuhuxtable:

ZOOM ZOOM ZOOM make my heart go boom boom. My supernova girl!

Visions of your pretty face send me into hyperspace, caught up in a planetary whirl. Breathing in you give me air, I’m living off your solar flare, could you be my supernova girl?

I am still waiting for an indie band to cover the hell out of this.

robyn-sparkles:

(via bunkercomplex)
Forget about High School Musical, Brink! is clearly the best Disney Channel Original Movie.

WORD.

robyn-sparkles:

(via bunkercomplex)

Forget about High School Musical, Brink! is clearly the best Disney Channel Original Movie.

WORD.

alexewing:

You know, Disney relies on spontaneous dancing in too many of its Original Movies: Smart House, The Other Me, High School Musical… this is definitely going to be one of those themes on that new DCOM list, whenever it gets made.

Agreed. Let’s work on this when I get back. Seriously. You’ll bring your lappy over and we’ll decide what to do.