101 Dalmatians Page #4

Synopsis: Fashion designer Anita and computer-game writer Roger meet, fall in love and marry along with their dalmatians Perdita and Pongo. But the proud dogs' puppies are kidnapped by Anita's boss Cruella De Vil, who is stealing young dalmatians to make the coat she has set her heart on. Enlisting the help of the British animal kingdom, Pongo and Perdita set out to find and rescue all ninety-nine pups from their fearsome captors, Jasper and Horace.
Director(s): Stephen Herek
Production: Buena Vista Pictures
  Nominated for 1 Golden Globe. Another 3 wins & 9 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.7
Metacritic:
49
Rotten Tomatoes:
37%
G
Year:
1996
103 min
3,364 Views


- Yes.

- Yes.

All right, keep the little beasts.

Do what you like with them.

Drown them, for all l care!

You're a fool, Anita!

l've no use for fools.

You're fired!

You're finished!

You'll never work in fashion again!

l'm through with all of you!

l'll get even!

Just wait!

You'll be sorry, you fools!

You idiots!

[ Thunderclap ]

[ Grunting ]

- Good evening, Madame.

- Out of my way!

[ Muttering ]

[ Thunderclap ]

[ Humming ]

[ Barking ]

Hello, Pongo.

Everybody

Everybody wants to be a cat

Everybody

Everybody

Everybody wants to be a cat

Come on, you two,

let's go home.

[ Barking ]

Thank you, Pongo.

- [ TV Continues ]

- They're here! l've got them!

Anita, Roger.

l'm in the living room.

Now come on down and have a look.

[ Barking ]

[ Barking ]

Oh, you as well.

You heard that, did you?

Wait 'til you see what l've got

for you in this bag. Ha!

Chestnuts roasting

on the open fire

Jewel, look.

Jack Frost nipping at your nose

Let me put this on you. Oh.

[ Whimpering ]

Yuletide carols

being sung by a choir

- Dipstick?

- [ Buzzing ]

-Come on.

- [ Buzzing ]

That a boy.

Oh, yeah.

- Oh, yeah.

- [ Growling ]

Yeah, yeah, l know.

Mm-hmm.

Fidget?

- [ Whining ]

- [ Nanny Chuckling ] Here.

[ Chuckling ]

Tiny tots

with their eyes all aglow

[ Whimpering ]

- Two-tone?

- [ Whimpering ]

- [ Squeaking ]

- l know. No, l know.

You all like to do it.

[ Chuckling ]

Come on, there we go,

there we go, there we go.

[ Barking ]

[ Whimpering ]

- [ Sighing ]

- [ Sighing ]

- Wizzer.

- Wizzer.

[ Squeaking ]

[ lndistinct Voices ]

[ Continues ]

[ Continues ]

Right, we're on.

Get--

Get your own!

[ Snoring, Whimpering ]

[ Nanny ] Somebody didn't

finish their supper.

We're on a budget.

''Waste not, want not,''

that's my motto.

[ Doorbell Ringing ]

Who on earth?

[ Ringing ]

Coming.

Coming!

- [ Ringing ]

- Coming.

- Good evening, Madame.

- Oh, my goodness!

- lt's all right, lady.

We're professionals.

- [ Screaming ]

Aaah!

Come here!

- Get her off!

- Time to go now!

- Let go of me!

- Straight ahead. Straight ahead.

- Police, help! Police, help!

- Push! Push!

- [ Whimpering, Barking ]

- [ lndistinct Shouting ]

- Get in there!

- Fingers!

Let me out of here!

Let me out!

- Open the door!

- Oh, do shut up!

Open the door!

Police!

Police! l'll see you

go to prison for this...

if it's the last thing l do.

- There.

- [ Pounding, Screaming ]

Well, the old bird

put up a good fight.

l like that,

plucky bit of spirit in the woman.

That's all right for you to say.

You didn't get smashed in the face.

- [ Whimpering ]

- Shh, shh, shh.

[ Barking ]

Aw!

Give me the bag.

- [ Growling ]

- Come on, come on.

- Here.

- [ Growling ]

[ Barking ]

[ Barking ]

- [ Snarling ]

- [ Groaning ]

- [ Barking ]

- All right, come here, you...

- [ Whining ]

- spotty little... dog!

[ Whining, Whimpering ]

[ Growling, Barking ]

- Evening, General.

- [ Barking ]

- Montgomery! Heel, boy!

- [ Snarling ]

- Heel, boy! Heel!

- [ Barking ]

- Jasper...

- Stop it now!

- do you know what l think?

- What's that?

l think that bulldog

knows what we just done.

- [ Barking ]

- Nah, it's a dog, Horace.

Dog's ain't got the brains

to figure things out.

- Come on. At ease!

- [ Barking ]

Luckily.

[ Snarling, Barking ]

[ Truck Doors Slamming,

Engine Starting ]

[ Whimpering ]

- Come on home, Montgomery!

- [ Barking ]

[ lndistinct ]

[ Barking ln Distance ]

[ Barking ]

- l mean, l think-- Pongo!

- Perdy!

Help! Police!

Where are they?

Oh, no!

They've taken the puppies.

Anita! Roger!

Thank God they're home!

[ Whimpering ]

Oh, thank goodness

you've come.

- Why? What is it?

- The puppies.

Two men, they've stolen the puppies.

l tried to stop them.

They locked me in the cupboard.

l shouted and shouted,

but nobody came.

- [ Ringing ]

- [ Clearing Throat ]

Ah, good evening, Madame.

[ Jasper ] l sincerely hope

l've not disturbed your relaxation...

- but l have some good news.

- Did you get the puppies?

Affirmative.

All of them?

Every single one.

My faith in your limited intelligence

is momentarily restored.

Oh! You are

too kind, Madame.

[ Phone Clicks, Dial Tone ]

They've got the 15!

Add them to the other puppies

we've already stolen...

and l have my cozy puppy coat.

[ Laughing ]

l'll be wearing Anita's dogs.

[ Laughing ]

[ Whimpering ]

[ Whimpering, Yelping ]

- [ Barking ]

- [ Yelping ]

Right, well, l'm gonna fill me snoot

and go to bed. l'm dead tired.

[ Growling ]

l'm hearing dogs again, Jasper.

- [ Yelping ]

- Oh, shut up in there!

[ Growling ]

[ Engine Starts ]

[ Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Police Radio:
lndistinct ]

- You keep your chin up.

We'll do our best.

- Thank you, lnspector.

- Good night, Madame.

- Good night.

[ Door Closes ]

[ Nanny ]

He was most sympathetic.

He says they're going

to do the best they can.

For what that's worth.

- Do you think they'll find them?

- How are they going to find

in a city this size?

lf they're even in the city.

What can the police do?

What can we do?

What can anyone do?

[ Whimpering ]

[ Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Distant Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Distant Barking ]

[ Barking ]

- Woof! Woof! Woof!

- [ Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Distant Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Distant Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Many Dogs Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Distant Barking ]

[ Neighing ]

- [ Barking ]

- [ Stomping ]

[ Neighing ]

[ Distant Barking ]

[ Barking ]

- [ Oinking ]

- [ Baaing ]

[ Barking ]

- [ Chattering ]

- [ Barking ]

- [ Barking ]

- [ Pecking ]

- [ Barking ]

- [ Baaing ]

- [ Twittering ]

- [ Baaing ]

[ Chattering ]

[ Cawing ]

[ Cawing ]

[ Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Barking ]

- [ Baaing ]

- [ Mooing ]

- [ Barking ]

- [ Barking ]

[ Growling ]

[ Whimpering ]

[ Whining ]

- [ Neighing ]

- [ Mooing ]

- [ Snarling ]

- [ Baaing ]

[ Snarling ]

- [ Barking ]

- [ Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Barking ]

[ Many Dogs Barking ]

[ Barking ]

- [ Groans ]

- [ Barking ]

[ Barks ]

- [ Barking ]

- [ Barking ]

Pongo!

Pongo!

Pongo!

[ Barks ]

[ Whimpers ]

[ Grunting ]

[ Whines ]

- [ Grunts ]

- [ Thuds ]

- Did you hear that?

- What?

That noise.

- What noise?

- That noise l just heard.

- Did you hear it?

- [ Sighs ] Oh, yeah.

Yeah. lt sounded just like a complete

berk asking me irritating questions.

Oh, good, it's stopped now.

[ Whining ]

[ Groans ]

[ Sniffing ]

[ Grunts ]

[ Panting, Paws Padding ]

l'll be honest

with you, mate.

This job is fast

losing its charm.

The housing stinks;

the food's lousy...

the lavatory facilities are appalling...

and so far, we haven't been paid

so much as one quid.

Oh, will you stop moaning!

Look, this time tomorrow night,

it's all over.

We get our boodle, we'll be out of here

before you can say, ''Dead puppies.''

- [ Grunts ]

- [ Jasper ] Now, go to sleep.

[ Low Growl ]

[ Sighs ]

[ Sniffs ]

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