Beethoven's 2nd Page #5

Synopsis: Beethoven becomes a father. But the puppies owner wants to use them and the mother in her divorce bargaining. But the Newton kids steal the puppies. Will they be allowed to keep them? And will they be able to rescue the puppies mother and re-unite her with her family?
Director(s): Rod Daniel
Production: MCA Universal Home Video
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
4.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
25%
PG
Year:
1993
89 min
1,760 Views


and the mother belongs to me.

So get lost.

- You can't have 'em.

Kiss the puppies good-bye, sweethearts.

You're never gonna see them again.

Missy took off with that other big mutt.

They headed up the mountain.

- What?

- Their stupid dog!

If I find your stupid dog,

you're never gonna see him again.

- Gimme them mutts.

- Take 'em.

We have to tell Mom and Dad.

Go find Mommy and Daddy.

Go find Mommy and Daddy. Yes.

Go find Mommy and Daddy. Go on.

It's workin'!

Come on!

They just took 'em? What kind

of a person takes puppies from kids?

- She's a bad person, Dad.

- She was gonna drown them.

- We'll get those puppies back.

- Come on. Let's go.

Puppies!

Beethoven!

That's right, puppies.

Go find your mommy.

Ugh! I hope those stupid puppies

find their mother.

I'm gettin' tired

of followin'...

Oh, I'm a mess.

He's leakin' on me!

He's peeing on me!

Oh, God!

Oh, God!

Look!

Puppy poops!

If it's warm, that means

we're close. Touch it.

- No, you touch it.

- I'm not gonna touch it.

I'll touch it.

It's warm.

Okay, good. They're close.

Better wash your hands.

- Whoa! Whoa!

- Oh, my God! Floyd!

Floyd!

Floyd, where are you?

Those puppies,

They're gonna pay for this.

- Floyd!

- Regina!

- What's on your head?

- It's a stump. I can't get it off.

Bend over.

Thanks, Regina!

There they are.

- I'll get Missy.

- And I'll take care of the rest of'em.

Come on.

Get him away from me!

- Get back!

- Hook him! Come on!

Hook him!

Aha! Thought you'd get

away from me, didn't ya?

- Here, Floyd.

- Hey, you want some of this?

You're not gonna come to Regina?

Come on, Missy. Regina loves you.

You can't have him!

You fat, useless lump

of lard! Come on!

Hey, you want some of this?

Back off!

Put the puppy down.

- Well, look who we have here.

- Back off. You're outta your league.

Put the puppy down!

- You mean this puppy?

- No, no!

- Put the puppy down.

- You want this puppy?

- Huh? You can't have him.

- What kind of a person are you?

You don't like me?

What kind of a person are you?

Put the puppy down.

Can we talk about this?

Can we calm down?

This doesn't have to get ugly.

Put the puppy down.

You ain't seen ugly.

That ain't ugly.

That's ugly!

Hold on!

Shut up, and don't do us any favors!

Take your stinkin' puppies

and stuff it!

- Yeah, stuff it!

- Shut up!

We're gonna help you!

It will be all right!

You idiot!

- This whole dog business was your idea!

- My idea?

You stupid! You got me into this!

I didn't even care

about them dogs!

Well.

You hungry?

Honey, I'm home! Things are goin'

so great. We have...

Dad, wake up. Wake up.

What's wrong, Dad?

I'll get it!

- Hi.

- Hi.

- Come on in.

- Oh, thanks.

- You ready to go?

- Yeah, I just have to get my jacket.

- I'll be right back.

- Okay. Great.

- You taking Ryce to a concert?

- Uh, yes, sir.

- Are you driving your motorcycle?

- I brought my dad's Jeep.

- Jeep!

- Oh, a Jeep. That will be fun.

- Don't ya think? How ya doin', Seth?

- Oh, good. How are you?

- Fine. Have a nice time tonight.

- Thank you.

- You have a nice time.

- You look sweet, Ryce. Excuse me.

- Hi.

- Oh, hi, Brillo.

Look who's here.

- Hi, Missy.

- Hey, Missy.

I hope I'm not interrupting.

I've got some good news.

I just came from court.

The judge threw out Regina's claim.

- That's terrific.

- I keep Missy, and Regina gets nothing.

- She deserves it.

- That's wonderful.

Congratulations.

And she'd really like to see

her kids. Are they around?

Yeah. Puppies!

Puppies, your mother's here!

Puppies!

Oh, puppies!

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