Wiregrass Elementary School: Holiday Resort

Wiregrass Elementary School: Holiday Resort is a 2020 American comedy film based on the school by the school creators. The film is a sequel to Wiregrass Elementary School: The Movie (2020) and Wiregrass Elementary School: Lost Toys (2019) and the third of a planned Wiregrass Elementary movie trilogy, with Williams and Ipock returning to reprise their roles from the first 2 films as themselves respectively. The film was released on January 13, 2020, by WTSP Films, and received mixed reviews from critics.

## Plot

School is coming back soon for Ipock and Williams. She wants to spend her last few days of her vacation with a high note. She begins to feel discouraged when Williams makes a sudden announcement. He says that he and Ipock will spend the last week of Summer at a holiday resort. The Wiregrass Elementary staff pack their bags and leave for the airport. Little did they know, one of Mr. James's friends, Chad, is watching them. The Wiregrass Elementary staff board the plane and leave. Before they do, Ipock asks his friends to take care of Bailey for them.

Once allowed to, Ipock starts to walk to the bathroom. She realizes that waste is dropped out of the plane and wonders where it will land. Strigler has eaten Ipock's peanuts and half her sandwich by the time she gets back. Hamlin tells Striger it's 1:49 in the morning, and Ipock faints. Meanwhile, Chad is cruising to the island that Ipock will stay.

Ipock wakes up at 10:40 when Strigler jumps on her. The plane has landed and they get to ride the free shuttle bus to the resort. Due to her timing being impeccable, Chad did everything twenty minutes before Ipock and the Wiregrass Elementary staff even landed. They register and get to the suit, They rent three rooms, one for Ipock, one for Hamlin, Strigler, Steinmetz, Cobb, and Brooks, and one for Abbott and White. Ipock hasn't eaten anything since they left the city, two days ago. They scramble to the outdoor swim bar for some burgers. But they make a big show of refusing to eat the burgers, so they are kicked out.

Ipock is now mad at Strigler for eating her peanuts. She goes down to the vending machine to buy some candy bars when a limo breaks down. Curious, she walks over, and kidnapped. Hamlin sends Strigler down to check on her, and both him and Brooks are captured, as well. The next day, Hamlin and Williams are in panic because their kids got kidnapped. He calls 911, but all he gets is a Spanish language (Has estado llamando al 911 porque ambas personas han sido secuestradas.) He is worried, so he puts up posters, but within an hour, the posters are taken down due to management issues. Williams is rather calm, which Ipock isn't happy about.

Melissa's mom calls Ipock if everything is alright, but Ipock is in a panic. Mrs. James tells Melissa that Ipock, Strigler, and Brooks were all kidnapped. Melissa alerts the other children, and they head to the airport. But the price for the tickets is over $6,000, so Nicola and Bart sail them here. The staff wave goodbye to their parents before sailing away. Nicola notices that she has to take care of Bailey, but then she sees Flora has her.

## Cast

Steven Williams as Himself

Erin Ipock as Herself

Timothy Hamlin as Himself

Tara Strigler as Herself

Stephanie Steinmetz as Herself

Mike Cobb as Himself

Morgan Brooks as Herself

Julie Abbott as Herself

Melanie White as Herself

Melissa Jackson as Herself

Rose Jackson as Herself

Nichola Nickburg as Herself

Bart Nickburg as Himself

Flora Davis as Herself

## Production

The film was first announced on December 13, 2019, along with the rescheduling date for the second film. It has been announced that WIlliams and Ipock will return to reprise their roles from the first two films as themselves respectively.

On January 1, 2020 it was announced that Lisa McCormick, an actor who made her debut in The He Tre, would appear in the film.

On January 10, 2020, a teaser poster was revealed, and that following day, it was announced that James W. Murphy and McKenzie Kelly would sign up to voice McCormick's parents respectively. Carter, Meyers, Presti, White, Morris, Mayer, Toews, Bryant, Baker, Singer, Ball, Hall, Stiller, Ride, and Savage were also all confirmed to reprise their respective child characters from the previous film.

A day before the film was released (January 13), it was announced that the film would take place outside Wesley Chapel and into a resort, and Stella Stiller was cyt from the film, along with her character.

## Video game

Like the first two films, the video game was published by Activision.

## Box office

In the United States and United Kingdom, the film, with Like a Boss, Bad Boys for Life and Tenet, was expected to project a gross around $16 million from 3,725 theaters in its opening weekend, with some estimates as high as $25 million. However, the film only grossed $970,000 on the opening weekend. It grossed $99,265 in the UK and $1,064 in the US. The second weekend grew the gross to about $23 million. The end result was $47 million, the highest grossing film.

## Sequel

A sequel, Wiregrass Elementary School: Darkness, is set to release on April 3, 2022. It was originally set to release on March 14, 2020 but was postponed due to incompleteness of the animation of the movie. It was also announced that four more movies, released on 2025, 2038, 2041, and 2056 respectively, will be created but it is unknown if they will be cancelled or severely postponed.

Wiregrass Elementary School: Holiday Resort producer Dan Price said on the subject of the sequels:

"our most likely outcomes will either be that Wiregrass Elementary School: Darkness will be the end of the franchise of the sequels get relesed and then we make Wiretraps: The Stupidest Thing That Happened On August 7 end off the franchise. Either way, something epic will happen, possibly killing off a main character."

Many fans speculate that Ipock or Williams will get tragically killeds off at the very end of the franchise.

"this is exclusive to The Matrix."

## Info

Directed by: Zachary J. Robinson

Written by: J. Michael Clark and Dan Price

Produced by: Mark Robinson

Music: Otis Galloway

Running Time: 81 Minutes

Rating: G