Cinderella II: Dreams Come True Page #3

Synopsis: The movie explores Cinderella's "happily ever after" life as a princess in three stories, with help from the Fairy Godmother. First, Cinderella's awkward first days at the palace, when she tried so hard to fit in that she forgot to be herself. Second, how Jaq felt so left out that he wished to be a human. Third, how Cinderella taught one of her nasty stepsisters how to smile which leads to her own true love.
Director(s): John Kafka
Production: Walt Disney Pictures
  7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
11%
G
Year:
2002
73 min
2,317 Views


Now I'm too small to do this, | too small to do that, | too small to help Cinderelly.

No good to anybody!

Castle not like old house. Castle for | big people. No place for mice. No place!

Everything's bigger than me. | Even flowers bigger!

Don't like being small. | Don't like being a mouse.

I wish I was big!

There, there, dear.

Tell me all--

Jaq? Uh, Jaq?

Oh, there you are, dear.

I heard your wish, Jaq. | Aren't you happy the way you are?

Only big people help Cinderelly. | I want to be big!

No, I want to be human.

Human? Oh, good heavens!

But, Jaq, you've always helped | Cinderella just the way you are.

Cinderelly's a princess now. No time | for mice. Nobody likes mice anyway.

So that's what you think.

I get beat up by cat and-- | and horse and-- and big, scary lady!

Humans are bigger. | Bigger better.

If you really feel that way...

perhaps it would be | for the best to grant your wish.

Bibbidi bobbidi boo!

# The sun's up shining | Silver lining #

# It's gonna be a beautiful day #

Jaq. The human Jaq. | How do you do?

# Church bells ringing | Birds all singing #

Everything's going my way

Zug-zug. I really am human.

Climb the trees | Smell the breeze

Laugh with all your might

Blue skies showing | Everything's going right

You'll never stop the raining | by sitting and complaining

It all comes down to you

You'll smile again | It happens when

You change your point of view

- I love the view from up here! | - When you're small, one inch tall

And then you're six foot two

You've hit the big time now | and the world is looking up to you

There she is. | What am I going to say?

Princess Cinderelly, | it's me. Jaq!

Look, I'm human now. | I'm human now too!

When you're small | One inch tall

And then you're six foot two

- You've hit the big time now | - Princess Cinderelly!

- The world is looking up to you | - It's me!

Yeah, you

- My dear sir. | - Oh, you poor man!

- Sir, um-- | - I'm hu-- | - Oh, Sir Hugh, is it?

- Well, then. Pleased to know you. | - I, uh, " knows " to please you too!

- Are you all right, Sir Hugh? | - Yes, yes, I-- | - Hugh, eh?

- Would that be Belgian? | - What? Eh, no, no.

No, no, no, of course not. | No accent.

I'm so sorry about the mess. | Here, let me help you.

No, no, that's why I'm here. | To-- To help you. I'm--

Aha! The committee sent you!

Oh. You're here to help | with the Spring Festival?

- You're Dutch! | - No. I mean yes. Uh, but I'm--

Late! Your Highness, it is late. | We're expected back at the palace.

- Shall we ride back together? | - Ride? On horses?

- Nice horsie! | - Sir Hugh?

Have you ridden before?

Sir Hugh? Sir Hugh? | Oh, there you are.

Oh. Peach blossoms.

Aren't you sweet? | They're beautiful. Thank you.

Ah, Highness, there you are.

The tailor is in an absolute dither. | The cook is having a crisis.

The animal trainer is flummoxed! | And they're all asking for you.

Could you please find a vase for these? | I'll be right back.

Thank you, Sir Hugh. | You're a big help.

Perfect. | Helping Cinderelly with flowers.

Pom Pom!

I shouldn't be afraid of cat!

I am human now. | Bigger than cat.

But I am still afraid of cat!

Oh, good. | You found a vase.

Happy to help. | Uh, what I want to s--

Your Highness, the Countess LeGrand | is awaiting you in the dining hall.

Think you could keep | her company till I get there?

A mouse!

What am I doing? | I'm a man now.

- A big, fat mouse! | - Oh, no. Gus-Gus!

Get away!

My hero. | Oh, you saved me.

Well, I think we just found the couple | to lead the first dance.

We better go get ready. | I'll send a valet for you, Sir Hugh.

See you at the festival.

Hey, Mary, where's Jaq-Jaq?

I don't know, Gus. | I'm worried about him.

Here I am.

Wait!

It's me.

Jaq, is everything all right, dear?

Uh, oh, yes. Great. | No problem.

Well, I think you gave your friends | a bit of a fright.

They ran away from me. | Even Mary.

Oh, now surely you don't miss | being a mouse.

No, I guess not.

Aren't you happy being human?

Yeah. Sure not as easy | as I thought.

But I know I'll get it.

Her Highness Cinderella | is asking for you.

The evening's festivities | are upon us.

- Zug-zug! | - Jaq?

Zug-zug, eh? I don't believe | I'm familiar with that expression.

Um, it-it means-- | It's French.

Aha! French is it? | Well, that explains everything.

Ladies and gentlemen, | let the Spring Festival begin.

- Race you to the Ferris wheel! | - Look there.

Hi.

Oh, an elephant! | Come on! I just love elephants!

- Your Majesty, uh-- | - Let's go!

Around the world!

Up and down. Up and down. | Around like a Ferris wheel.

Uh, are you sure | Jaq-Jaq's here, Mary?

He must be, Gus. | Let's find him.

Sir Hugh, are you | enjoying yourself?

Well, um, there's something--

You're not whispering | about me, are you?

I believe I promised | you two the first dance.

What a lovely dancer. | Oh, my!

Oh! Sir Hugh!

Is that your kitty?

Oh! Isn't she precious?

Oh!

Ready for the next dance?

Nice kitty.

Oh, I hate elephants!

This is all my fault! | I wish Fairy Godmother was here.

Jaq, this is your chance to help.

What can I do?

Hmm, an elephant. | What do you think could stop him?

- Stop in the name of the king! | - Don't know.

Perhaps a mouse?

Aren't all elephants | afraid of mice?

Are you a man or a mouse?

I'm a mouse!

Oh, dear, now!

How does it go again?

Oh, yes! | Bibbidi bobbidi boo!

Help!

Oh! I can see my castle!

I guess there are some things | only a mouse can do.

I'm a mouse!

Yes! I'm a mouse!

I'm a mouse! I'm a mouse! | I'm so glad I'm a mouse!

I'm a mouse! Jaq is back! | I'm a mouse! A mouse!

M-O-U-S-E | I'm a mousie mousie

Oh. Sir Hugh's kitty!

Come, sweetums. | Let's go find your master.

Oh, aren't you just the sweetest, | little, most precious baby?

Jaq, that was so brave!

Mary, I really missed you.

You're a hero!

Jaq, you saved the day! | I can always count on you.

- You're right there when I need you. | - I am?

Yes, you are.

I'm so glad you're back!

Me too!

- Thank goodness that's over. | - Yeah.

No more magic for Jaq-Jaq!

- Not even a little? | - Whoa!

Hey, magic make this | go a lot faster!

Let's go to work.

Huh?

- Good gracious! | - Oh, no!

- I'm trying to sew. | - I'm splattered!

- How awful! | - It's tragic!

- I feel a bit pale. | - Watch out! That's my tail!

I think we've had | quite enough magic.

- What a mess! | - Yeah, it's a mess, all right. | - A big, old, stinky mess.

- Oh, we've seen worse! | - Yeah.

- Remember when Anastasia fell in love? | - I sure do. | - Yeah!

Cinderella's stepsister? | That Anastasia?

- Yeah! | - Now that's a messy story.

No. It's a love story.

Lucifer!

Stop hogging the mirror!

- That's mine! | - No! It's mine!

- No! Mine! | - Hey! That's mine!

Oh, you're right.

- It is yours. | - You did that on purpose!

- Did not! | - Did too! | - Did not! | - Did too!

Girls, stop all this | bickering at once!

Cinderella's ball is tomorrow night, | so pay attention!

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