The new film starts off like the first, with four mismatched young people gathering together. In the 2017 "Breakfast Club"-like setup, the four high schoolers — a jock, a self-conscious dweeb, a popular girl and a nerdy girl — are sent to detention, where they get sucked into a Nintendo-esque video game.
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