Barbie and the Secret Door Page #2

Synopsis: Alexa is a very shy princess from a contemporary, modern kingdom who discovers a secret door that opens to a magical land.
Genre: Animation, Family
Director(s): Karen J. Lloyd
Production: Universal Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.8
TV-Y
Year:
2014
81 min
Website
2,893 Views


Your Princessness.

What are you doing?

Um, I'm bowing.

I'm sorry. Maybe I should just go back

the way I came and

- Unh.

- No, stay.

You can help us. She can help us.

What are you talking about?

Help with what?

Well...

It wasn't very long ago

Malucia came

She took my wings away

All of my magic was gone

That was my darkest day

But now

My luck's gonna change

'Cause you're here

You're here

All of our problems disappear

Pretty soon I'm gonna have my wings

This is solving everything

And it makes me wanna sing

Because you're here

You're here

And I'm ashamed to say Malucia came

And she took my tail away

No more swimming for me

That was my darkest day.

But now

My luck's gonna change

'Cause you're here

You're here

All of our problems disappear

Now I know my tail is coming back

And my leg will be on track

And I know it for a fact

Because you're here

You're here

You're here

You're here

Hey

Hey, hey

Hey

Hey, hey, hey

- Because you're here

-You're here

- You're here

-You're here

All of our problems disappear

- This is solving everything

-I got my tail

I got my wings

And it makes us wanna sing

Because you're here

Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na

You're here

- You're here

-Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na

- You're here

-Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na

You're here

Mermaids.

Oops. Heh, still getting used

to my new centre of gravity. Heh.

Your Highness.

You're the only one who can help us.

Look, I'm very sorry

to hear about this

Malucia.

And what she did to you,

but I can't help anyone.

Well, heh, sure you can.

With your magic.

I hate to disappoint you...

...but I don't have any magic.

I'm sorry. It's this pure oxygen

you land folks breathe. Heh.

Making me dizzy. Where were we?

The princess was informing us

that she doesn't have any magic.

So you don't know about the wand

in your hair?

Wand?

I have no idea where this came from.

Or the gown.

How else does a princess dress?

Well, for hanging out around the castle,

I usually wear something like...

How can I describe it?

It's sort of like

Are you okay?

What?

Ha, ha. Whoa.

Did I just do that?

- Ugh. Yellow?

- Let's see if I can change it back.

Maybe if I...

Uh, hang on, heh, I'll get it.

If I hold it like this or like this?

Or like this?

Wait.

Sniffers.

Ah! Oh, no.

Malucia's minions.

They'll smell your magic.

Dive.

Romy, you get the princess

to the grove...

...and I'll throw them off the scent.

No time. I'll get the princess to the grove

and you throw them off the scent.

Come on, Alexa.

Legs.

All right then, Sniffers.

Sniff this.

Here you go.

- What's this?

- Shh.

Hold tight.

Stop.

What part of stop

do you not understand, Whiff?

I thought I smelled some magic.

Ugh. Stenchweed.

Well, yeah, Sniff.

I could have smelled that

with my nose tied behind my back.

Wait, wait, wait.

But on the high end...

Oh. I'm getting a hint of berry.

Chocolate. Leather undertones.

What? Now you're just making stuff up.

I ain't getting any of that.

That's because your nose is shorter.

Which is why Mom

always liked me better.

Ah, you're just messing with me again.

She never said that.

Did She?

Wait a sec.

I'm picking up a hint of magic.

Ooh!

- Stenchweed.

- Duh.

You better find the unicorns...

...or Malucia's gonna clean the floors

with you.

Of course I'm gonna find them,

you Noodle Nose.

Noodle Nose?

You know I have a deviated septum.

Sure, Whiff, that's what they all say.

Mom never really said

she liked you better, did she?

Mom said it and Dad said it.

What were those?

Sniffers.

They work for Princess Malucia.

Let's go. We're almost home.

Home?

It's a place where you sleep,

and live, and...

Don't you have those?

Oh, yeah, I just meant

Never mind.

Home.

More of a strategically camouflaged

hideout, but yeah...

...home.

This is... I...

I can't even...

I love it.

Attention, fairies and mermaids.

This is Princess Alexa.

She's come to save us.

We're saved.

I wish you'd stop saying that.

Um, Princess Alexa...

...nobody can take me seriously

like this.

Oh, your clothes.

Uh, let's see.

If I think about what you were wearing

and point... Oh!

Ah. Thank you.

It worked.

I know.

You even got rid

of that embarrassing berry stain.

That was embarrassing.

Ha. Mermaids.

Huh?

Whoa. Hello there.

It's nice to meet you too.

Unbelievable.

Watch out,

their horns are kind of sharp.

I'm sorry, they are.

The fairies and the mermaids...

...have come together

to protect the unicorns from Malucia.

Are we great or what? Heh.

Back home...

...we don't even have one unicorn,

much less three.

There's one more.

The most powerful of all.

The Queen Unicorn.

She's hidden

in another part of the forest.

From Malucia.

Right.

That's where Princess Malucia lives.

Whoa.

The king and queen ruled Zinnia

with compassion.

But a few weeks ago, they disappeared.

That's when Malucia started stealing

our magic.

She's been hunting us down

with the Sniffers and the Trogs.

But Why?

If she's a princess in this world,

doesn't she have her own magic?

Malucia is the only princess in Zinnia

to ever be born without magic.

So now she's stealing it

from everyone else.

She's greedy and deceitful.

Wicked, monstrous, horrible,

treacherous, out of control.

It's ready, Your Highness.

Ta-da!

No!

No, no, no, no, no, no, no!

That doesn't look anything like me.

This has to be the best cake ever

in the history of history.

Is the first layer chocolate?

Uh, yes, Your Majesty.

And the second layer's wickelberry?

Of course, Your Majesty.

Then one red velvet...

...one more chocolate

and three more wickelberry?

Huh?

Uh...

I'm not certain.

Dear Grodlin, I'm about to have

all the magic in the kingdom.

To celebrate,

there's going to be a party...

...to honour the greatest,

most magical princess ever...

...moi.

So there better be a perfect cake.

Got it?

Ah!

Your Highness.

We found a Youngling Fairy

in the woods today.

Actually, Your Highness,

that "we" would be me.

I'm the one who sniffed her out.

What are you talking about?

I was there too, you know?

I smelled her magic

wafting through the air.

All fairies have it.

Only experts like me can detect it.

Unbelievable.

I hope your princessnessnesss

is pleased.

She is a tiny snack.

I want the unicorn combo.

Supersized.

Have you found them yet?

Not quite yet.

But we're out there, noses up, 24/7.

Well, get going, then.

And don't come back

until you have my unicorns.

- Don't know when to quit, do you?

- I quit you back there.

Nice try. I'm still next to you.

Watch it, there's a wall.

Now, you.

Let me go.

You're no unicorn...

...but there's magic in your wings.

And I want it all.

So gimmie.

You don't need my magic.

Au contraire, my winged friend.

There's nothing that's more tragic

Than a princess without magic

And so I must take

What I need from you

It may seem an imposition

But, hello, I'm on a mission

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Brian Hohlfeld

Brian Hohlfeld (born March 30, 1957) is an American screenwriter best known for writing He Said, She Said and his work with the Winnie the Pooh franchise. Hohlfeld is responsible for numerous uncredited feature rewrites including work on The Mighty Ducks. Before moving to Los Angeles, California, he taught film appreciation at Webster University in his hometown of St. Louis, Missouri. He writes and produces the series My Friends Tigger & Pooh for which he received the 2008 Humanitas Prize for Children's Animation. more…

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