PollyWorld

PollyWorld is a 2006 animated comedy film from Universal Studios, based on the Polly Pocket toy franchise. It is the third Polly Pocket movie. It is preceded by Lunar Eclipse and 2 Cool at the Pocket Plaza. This is the only feature-length film in the series. The movie aired on Nickelodeon in the United States on November 12, 2006, and later Cartoon Network in Latin America. It was released on DVD the following week.

Plot
Polly Pocket and her four friends Lila, Crissy, Shani, and Lea have their class chosen to be part of a charity edition of their favorite reality game show, Roll Like That, which is filmed at her family's new amusement park PollyWorld and puts teams of five through several challenges, to win money for the charity of their choice. Polly hears from her father, John Pocket, that he has a big surprise for her; at the same time, Polly's scheming and jealous rival Beth plots to win and steal credit of the park.

Upon arrival at PollyWorld, Polly discovers John's surprise is he is engaged to a woman named Lorelei, without notifying her beforehand. Polly tells her friends of her insecurities with the sudden engagement, just before discovering a clue written on their popsicle sticks leading toward their first Roll Like That challenge, the Hula Duel-a at the Pollynesian Paradise. That evening, Beth's team ends up winning, and Lorelei reveals she secretly despises Polly and is only marrying John to gain an interest in the family fortune, and plots to get rid of Polly by sending her to a boarding school. Beth overhears her and decides to team up with her and gives advice on convincing John the boarding school plans were his idea.

The following day, Polly's team is awoken to a surprise rainfall in their room and a room service of trees, revealing their next challenge is at the Rainforest Realm. At a rollerskating rink for lunch, Polly discusses a strategy to helping them win while Lorelei reports to Beth on her scheming. During the rainforest challenge, Polly and her friends start a fake argument, distracting Beth long enough for them to win the challenge. Polly is still worried of the engagement, and is soon shocked to hear her butler Samuel has suddenly taken a leave of absence, and John has announced the boarding school plans and she is due to start that Monday. Her friends are upset at first, but soon decide to make the best of it when Shani gets the next clue and decides to videotape the whole day.

All the teams meet up and start the third challenge, the Extravenger, but Polly is suspicious when Beth knows about the boarding school plans. Rick and Todd's team ends up winning, and Shani reveals she accidentally caught footage of Lorelei and Beth discussing how to get rid of Polly, inspiring her to show her true colors to John. However, she couldn't bring herself to show him the DVD because of how happy Lorelei makes him, and they vow to make their last weekend memorable before the final challenge at the Rockin' Arena. Once they get there, Beth activates a trapdoor which traps Polly's team under the stage with no one to hear them, so their team will be unable to show up and forfeit.

That evening at the final talent challenge, Polly's team has almost forfeited when Crissy finds a lever which transports the girls to the stage, and their band, Polly and the Pockets, perform their new song to the crowd. Beth takes Lorelei to the sound room to chastise her for ruining everything, accidentally sitting on the controls and bringing up their feed, finally exposing Lorelei's plans to John, who hears everything and ends his engagement, and Beth is laughed at when attempting to show her cheerleading. Rick and Todd's team is announced as the winner of Roll Like That, John apologizes to Polly, cancels the boarding school plans, and rehires Samuel. The film ends with Polly watching the fireworks with her one true family.

Music
"Welcome To My World", performed by Michèle Vice-Maslin
"Smile", performed by Simply Red
"Perfect Kinda Day", performed by Sara Niemietz
"Another Word For Change", performed by Cassidy Ladden
"Every Day's a Holiday", performed by Robyn Newman
"Rock N' Roll Girl", performed by Jordan McCoy
"Rock This Town", performed by Cassidy Ladden
"Rock U Now", performed by Cassidy Ladden

Cast
Tegan Moss as Polly Pocket
Chiara Zanni as Shani, Polly's friend.
Nicole Bouma as Crissy, Polly's friend.
Natalie Walters as Lea, a redheaded athlete and Polly's friend; Caroline Hall, a popstar
 Brittney Wilson as Lila, a fashion forward friend of Polly.
Tabitha St. Germain as Beth, the mean girl; Karl and Lark, Swedish brother and sister in a student exchange program who only speak Swedish; and Dani
Jocelyne Loewen as Evie, one of Beth's friends; Stacey
Nicole Oliver as Tori, another one of Beth's friends; Amanda
Russell Roberts as Samuel, Polly's butler and driver.
Kathleen Barr as Lorelai, Polly's father's child-hating fiancée; Elevator Voice; Lexi; 'Roll Like That' Producer
Michael Donovan as John Pocket, Polly's dad; 'Roll Like That' Director
Alessandro Juliani as Donovan, host of 'Roll Like That'.
Teryl Rothery as Ms. Marklin; Lizzie
Andrew Francis as Rick, a boy who seems to have a crush on Polly.
Matt Hill as Todd, Rick's best friend; DJ
Danny McKinnon as Nathan; Waiter
Terry Klassen as Tech Guy for 'Roll Like That'

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2006 direct-to-video films
2006 animated films
Canadian children's animated films
American direct-to-video films
Curious Pictures films
American children's animated comedy films
Direct-to-video animated films
Universal Pictures direct-to-video animated films
Universal Pictures direct-to-video films
Films based on Mattel toys
2000s American animated films
Canadian animated feature films
Canadian direct-to-video films
Canadian independent films
Animated films set in the United States
2006 films
2000s English-language films
2000s Canadian films
Canadian animated comedy films