Casper Page #3
- PG
- Year:
- 1995
- 100 min
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You are good.
Oh, stop. It's you.
Are we scary or what?
Aiii-ya!
Oh, and it looks as if we're gonna
go into sudden death overtime.
Anybody for a little
shish ka-doc? I am!
Hah!
Yeow!
Ha-ha!
En garde!
Ha, ha!
Kitchie-koo!
Who do you think you are,
defiling our domicile, huh?
Dr. James... Harvey,
your... therapist.
Dad? Dad?
Are you okay?
Dad!
Dad?
Yaa!
He's down for the count.
The winner... by a clean stink-out!
Ha!
Get back. What the hell is that thing?
- Ha, ha!
Not the nose!
I'm bein' hosed!
No, no, no, no, no!
Th-Th-This sucks!
Dad?
Are you okay?
Oh, I'm fine. Why don't
we go, uh, regroup?
Get your hand out of my mouth!
Oh, man, who let one?
Well, who do you think?
in my-- That's not my head.
You know, fellows, we're
never this close anymore.
Morning!
Oh, no, please don't scream.
I- I promise I won't hurt you.
I'm a ghost, yes, I admit it. But I'm
a friendly ghost. You have to trust me.
If you scream, you'll wake up my
uncles, and they get awfully cranky.
I'm gonna
let you go now, okay?
You're so cold.
Yeah, but it saves
on the heating bill. Ha!
Come on.
It's okay.
I can see
right through you.
Kind of happens
when you don't have any skin.
Wh... What are you made of?
Well, you know that tingling
feeling when your foot falls asleep?
I think
I'm made of that.
Um, sunny-side up
kind of makes me yak.
No problem.
So, can you go invisible?
Ha, ha.
That one's easy.
It's fresh.
Go ahead.
I've never done this before. Me neither.
Can you hurt me?
N- No.
Can I hurt you?
No.
Cool.
Morning, Dr. Harvey.
Uh, some breakfast?
Uh, hmph. Uh...
Well, uh, yeah.
Honey? You okay?
Good.
How about a paper? The New
York Times? The Journal?
Hong Kong Press?
Sure.
Comin' at ya.
Well...
Hope you're hungry.
# Da, da-da-da, da
Da, da-da-da, da #
I love the smell
of fleshies in the morning.
I'm melting!
I'm melting!
Auntie Phlegm!
Auntie Phlegm!
Oh, what a world!
What a world!
They're gone.
What happened?
They must have
crossed over.
Don't think so!
Guess again, bonebag!
Fellas, good morning.
Casper!
How dare you serve these
air-sucking intruders before us!
I was just...
Give me my meal!
Okay, okay.
Mmm!
Mmm!
Mmm!
I feel like Oprah on hiatus.
You look like Oprah on hiatus.
Ketchup, please.
Yum, yum! Yum!
You know what the problem is?
Casper's got no respect for us!
After all we've done
for the little glowworm.
Yeah, hey! What the hell do you
think you're doin', bulbhead?!
This floor used to be
dirty enough to eat off of!
But we have company.
Oh, yeah?
Boom!
You guys are disgusting,
obnoxious creeps!
Thank you!
I mean, what's your problem?!
He's just cleaning the floor!
Shut up, skin bag!
Piss off!
Take a hike!
Get a grave!
Honey! You've got the school thing,
and you don't wanna be late!
Drop dead!
- It's too late!
- You'll have a lot of fun!
I know you will!
All right, guys.
on the wrong foot here.
Now, you know and I know
that you really shouldn't be here.
So I'll tell you what.
Why don't you go ahead
and finish your meal...
and we can meet in my office and
start the process of crossing over.
What do you say?
Well, it's your hour.
Watch it!
Hey, Amber!
Wait up!
Hey, you guys.
Whoa!
Whoa!
Had that locker
last year.
Thanks.
My name's Vic.
Kat.
Coming, Vic?
Okay, gang, let's settle down.
Put a lid on it!
Ow!
Okay, I've got a couple
of announcements to make.
First,
gym is taking longer than planned.
We're gonna have to push back the
Halloween dance by a couple of months.
Well, as most of you know, my parents
have finished the new boathouse.
So I'm sure it'd be no problem
having the party at my place.
Great!
That's done. Secondly,
we have a new student today.
I'd like you all to meet
Harvey Kathleen.
Would you like to come up
and say hi to everyone for me?
So, why don't you tell us something
special about yourself, Kathleen?
Um, well, it's Kat.
And, um, I guess
I just moved here...
with my dad
from Santa Fe.
And Friendship seems
So where are you guys living?
In outer space?
No. Whipstaff?
You've heard of it?
You actually live there?
I know it looks kind of funky
and stuff from the outside.
But, I mean, I don't know...
Inside it's kind of cool.
Well, yeah,
if you drink blood.
Mr. Curtis, check this. We're dead
for the Halloween dance, right?
This girl has a seriously, seriously
creepy house with room to spare.
I thought we were having
the party at my place.
Oh? Okay,
we'll take a vote.
Whoever wants the party
at my house, raise your hand.
Whipstaff?
Yeah!
Oh!
Johns Hopkins University?
Very impressive.
Very. Pull!
Pow!
Pull!
Not... this one.
Thank you, gentlemen.
Hey, what a dish, Doc!
Hubba, hubba!
Fatso, you animal.
She available, Doc?
She's my wife Amelia.
She's deceased. Even better.
But... we're not here
to talk about me.
See? Now don't you feel just
awful? I was just goofin'.
Don't be goofin' on Amelia. She's
as nice a person as they come.
She's always treated you right,
huh, Stinkie?
I got no complaints. She's
always been an angel to me.
Wait a minute.
What are you saying?
I'm sayin:
She's a peach.
None better. Why?
You've actually seen her?
You think I'm blind?
Of course I've seen her.
Who hasn't? You're not
lookin' for her, are ya, Doc?
Well, that's not really the
focus of our sessions here, is it?
But as long as
you raised the issue,
you wouldn't have a way...
of contacting others
like yourselves, would you?
Hmm?
I didn't think so.
Now, that's not generally
allowed there, Doc.
Ya gotta go
through channels.
Paperwork.
Red tape.
A holy mess, you know?
But for you?
I don't know. Maybe we
could work somethin' out.
You keep that ghoul
Crittenden off our backs,
and I'd say we got
a deal, right, boys?
Mm-hmm!
Deal?
Deal.
Fatso, you know where Amelia floats. Go!
It's that easy, huh?
We got a ghost-to-ghost
network.
We throw parties.
The parties are always
pretty dead, though.
That was fast.
I... I think
it's for you, Doc.
Go.
Amelia?
My man!
Vic?
What are you do...
I mean, hi.
Can I come in?
Uh, no, no.
It's so much nicer
out here...
in the flesh...
fresh air.
So did ya ask your dad
about the party?
Y- Yeah, yeah. He, um,
kind of hit the ceiling,
but, um, I think
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