2012: Ice Age Page #4
- PG
- Year:
- 2011
- 91 min
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And you're gonna get
to see her again.
We're gonna get to see her
again, okay?
Oh, crap.
Stay here.
Are we in New York?
Not yet, honey.
Not yet.
Hey!
Hey!
Is your car working?
No, it's out of gas.
Oh, gas,
yeah, yeah, yeah.
But you're cool
with that, right?
I mean, you're stuck,
but you're okay, right?
Yeah, yeah,
we'll figure it out.
Right.
Are you okay?
Why do you say that?
No reason.
Hey, hey!
Are you alone?
Hey, are you alone?
'Cause I'm alone.
I'm here
with my family.
Oh, that's cool,
that's cool.
Hey, you know, it's really
cold out here, right?
I mean, I should probably
get someplace warm.
Yeah, I'd say find yourself a car
and stay inside.
Yeah, yeah, no, no.
I'll get a car.
I'll go to California.
You know, hey,
I'll go to the beach...
Maybe have tequilas
on the beach.
That sounds like a good plan.
Nice meeting you.
No, no, hey, hey, hey!
I'm thinking that,
you know,
You and I could go
to California together.
No, we're going
to New York.
Oh, yeah,
no, no, no, yeah.
But, you know,
New York's really cold,
and, you know, we need to go
someplace that's warm.
Look, I'm not gonna go
anywhere with you, okay?
You got that?
Except you're not
gonna leave me.
Again, you go.
We need to go
to California.
Just calm down.
I got my family
right there.
Just calm down.
Look at me!
We're going to California.
I got some money.
That can help.
I don't want your money.
I got some food
if you want some food.
I don't want your food.
Hey, what kind
of food you got?
I need to get
into the van.
Yeah, yeah.
No, no, no, no, yeah.
No, go, go, go.
Get in.
Nelson, give me
a bag of chips.
Bill?
Bill, hey, hey.
Your name is Bill.
Bill, hey, I'm Gary.
I'm gary Morganson.
Hey, Gary.
Yeah, hey. You know,
I'm thinking maybe...
I need to get in the car.
No, we're going to
New York, remember?
Here's your food.
No, no, no.
I'm thinking that
I should get in the car
with you guys.
No, no, no.
Hey! Hey! Hey!
Bill, come on.
I'm not a bad guy.
I hear you.
No, no,
I'm a good guy.
I'm a great guy.
I just wanna go someplace warm,
you know?
I mean...
Hey, hey, kid, kid, kid, kid!
Lock the doors, Nelson,
lock the doors!
Dad, do something!
Bill, get us out of here now!
I can't we're blocked in.
My sister's in New York!
Open the door!
Open the door!
Lock the doors, Nelson.
Lock the doors!
You guys think
I'm kidding?
Calm down, man.
Think I'm joking around?
You're dead.
You're dead!
Your whole frigging
family is dead!
All of you are frigging dead!
You're dead!
Open the door, kid.
Everybody out.
Come on.
Come on, Teri, out.
Get out, Nelson.
Get out.
Go with your dad.
What're we supposed to do?
Follow your dad, Nelson.
Nelson, over here.
He has the radio gear!
Nelson, don't do it!
No!
No, Nelson!
Nelson, come back!
Nelson!
Nelson!
Nelson!
Nelson!
Nelson, what the hell
were you doing?
I got it!
I got it!
Don't ever do that again!
Please.
Oh, god!
No! No!
No! No!
The ice! Let's run!
Watch out!
Come on, guys.
We're almost there.
We did it.
It's snowing again.
Okay, let's get another vehicle.
Let's try this way.
Come on.
Where are we?
It's the Lincoln tunnel.
We can take this
all the way to New Jersey.
And how far is that?
It's about a mile.
Come on.
Come on.
Dad, I don't think
I can keep going.
Got to keep moving.
If we stop, we die.
Let's just go.
Honey, is that a house?
Sure looks like it.
Come on.
Can we go?
Yep, let's try it.
Come on.
It's so cold.
All right, I know, guys.
It's so cold.
Hello!
Hello!
Come on in, guys.
Sit down.
Get warm.
Hello?
I didn't see a car
out front.
Looks like they left here
pretty quickly.
Here.
Why don't you go see
if you find some clothes,
See if you can find some food,
we gotta get out of here.
Hello?
Hello?
Don't worry, baby.
We haven't
forgotten about you.
We haven't
forgotten you, Julia.
Here, honey,
Oh, great.
Here you go.
Should we just let him sleep?
No, no, no.
We gotta get going.
It may look like night,
but it's only 3:
00 pm.Come on,
wake up, Nelson.
It's time to go.
We don't have a car.
We don't have a car.
We gotta do it on foot.
Get going and maybe
we can find one on the way.
Here, honey.
Shh.
What was that?
Hello?
We're just here
for some warm clothes.
We're leaving now.
Thank you!
Wait!
Wait!
My daddy's hurt.
Wesley, come here.
Oh, thank god.
I think
he came this way.
Oh.
I found people.
Listen to me.
Don't you ever
leave me, okay?
Hey, are you all right?
Can we help?
You okay?
I was trying to load
our truck up
And this whole thing
fell on me.
It's got my leg
pinned down here.
Okay, on the count of three, guys.
You ready?
One, two, three...
let it go.
Let it go.
I think if you lift it
straight up,
Okay, ready?
Got it?
Oh, yeah.
You got it?
You clear?
Yeah.
Here. Get up.
Daddy,
you're bleeding.
I'll be okay, son.
Man, thank god
you guys came along.
Wait a minute.
What are you doing here?
We lost our van
at the river...
and your place was
I have a vest
just like that.
Oh, yeah.
Actually, this is your vest.
We kind of broke into
your place.
We didn't know
anyone was here.
Relax. Look, anything
you need here,
Feel free to help yourself.
Besides, this place
isn't even gonna be here in a hour.
Are we gonna fly now?
No, we're gonna take
the truck, remember?
Look, you guys,
we have plenty of room.
You're more than welcome
to join us.
Which way you guys headed?
You know,
we're gonna head west.
Yeah, we're headed
to New York.
New York?
That's the last place you wanna go.
the entire east coast.
In a couple of hours,
there's not gonna be a New York.
Our daughter's in New York.
Well, you do
what you gotta do.
Me and Wesley,
we're going west.
Hey, is this
what I think it is?
My daddy can fly.
So can mine.
Does this still work?
Sure does.
be in jamaica by now,
But only a fool would
go up in this weather.
Guys, we're all packed up.
We're gonna head out.
You're still more
than welcome to join us.
And I'll meet you guys
in Florida.
I am not
leaving you, ever.
Dad, dad, you need me
to navigate.
Okay.
Good luck.
You, too.
Nelson.
Okay, Nelson,
get this out of the tarp.
Let's go.
Be careful.
How long do you think we have
until the glacier gets here?
You hear that?
Yeah.
Oh, my god.
Not long.
Let's go. Come on!
Go!
There it is! Jersey!
Come on, Julia!
Come on!
We got to go!
Are we gonna be able to take off
in this kind of weather?
Yeah, no problem.
Okay, here we go.
You ready?
All right, dad!
We can probably be
in New York in 30 minutes.
Just sit back and enjoy
this bumpy ride.
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