Class Act Page #3

Synopsis: Duncan is a genius straight A student, Blade is juvenile delinquent. But because of a mix up with their school records, everyone thinks each is the other one. Now, Duncan kind of likes the attention from being thought of as a real bad dude, if only the school bully would stop trying to rough him up. And Blade definitely likes being thought of as important instead of as trouble, if only the teacher would stop hitting on him for a date.
Genre: Comedy
Director(s): Randall Miller
Production: Warner Home Video
 
IMDB:
6.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
17%
PG-13
Year:
1992
98 min
1,299 Views


Curb, the curb!

Pinderpovraka damned.

-Who?

"I am a mom, Michael.

Sounds like you have added a couple of lock ...

I went out. Home alone.

Are not you glad to see me?

The judge says I have to take care

about you. Do me a favor. Stay out of trouble.

I hope you paid for that haircut.

You know, Duncan. Maybe you could

to take off 6-7 cm hair.

Dad, we've already talked about that.

Just express aerodynamics.

Have you met someone at school today who

on your social and intellectual level.

-Well, actually I did not.

-Duncan, not just a matter of what you know.

But who you know.

-I fully agree, dear.

I will.

F***, where are you so far?

Do you deaf?

-Can I help you?

-Yes, I ask Duncan.

-Blade, what a surprise.

-Good crate.

-Mom, Dad, this is my friend Blade.

-Blade (blade), it is your name?

Dad, is not it your name?

-Blade came to help him around

home. -Really? What's the problem?

Is that you have a problem?

Is not it funny? It requires many

to do, Blade, AJDEMO up.

We'll be back.

-Invaded this. It took me years

to build a reputation and I will not allow

to ruin a p*ssy like you.

All right, what is so special to you?

-First you have to oblai properly.

Style is more than a state of mind, my brother

so I have brought some equipment to wear.

Here.

Oh, yes.

Yes, and you can not be a soul player.

-What are you talking about, these things are the eggs.

I do not like these things to market what you're wearing.

-With the market? This is not the market.

This is the best of JCPenney-I, buddy.

-Loose, do not shout.

And now, to start

to get rid of this.

Here, take this.

It's not hygienic.

I'll give you hygiene, take!

Oh, yes. It fits perfectly.

-We have to settle one more thing.

-What?

-It.

What's going on up there?

Better to go to check.

You'll like it, stop it vrpolji

or I'll have to hold.

Stop me blow my back.

Too hot for me.

Honey, what's wrong?

Julie, did you ever think

about the sexual orientation of our son?

Well, the right to tell you,

I thought he was gone.

Blade brand in all its glory.

Hi, Dad.

-Hi, Dad.

Is that was our son?

Like how to move the roof,

like Legos.

-Shut up.

-Wind in the hair. Breeze through the locks.

Shut up!

-What do we ask here?

-If you're going to be Blade Brown

You have to know where Blade Brown is coming.

I thought you izmileo under a rock.

I injured my tooth. No gold, but I did

premolar. Front-grinder ...

How's the tooth now?

-God, but you're sensitive.

You have to follow me leader.

Come on, do not be udaljavaj.

-You want to dance, baby?

-Come on, sexy.

To check whether (svrava) often?

I mean, do you come here often?

You know, as soon as I saw

I thought you and me ...

You want to play with me?

You know what I think when I see you?

Skiing down the slopes of Blue Ridge Mountains.

Where have you been all my life?

Well, what do you say?

Double fun.

How are you?

Oh, sorry.

Simon, brother,

This night is crazy.

Lisa was?

What is it? Got a problem?

Hey, hey, Iskulirajte, he was with me!

-What's up?

-Nothing special, bro.

Frutti, Gogo, this is my n*gger D.

He is good with me.

-Where is your party, brother? When you went out?

-Do not worry and talk later about a job.

Now we need to turn on.

-Wait, I just entered the TRICK.

Retard, how could you mix that brother

and retard. -I call that retardo?

-Dumb are you, brother.

-You are stupid.

-Can we go home now?

-Sit down here!

Let me explain a few things.

You have to throw lingo like you're in the story.

You know, as a program.

-The Word on my computer?

No, brother. Listen to me.

You have to talk like they're in no mood.

Like you this is not new.

OK, look ...

No prebije someone

but he razvali oil for bunja.

No muva girl

but startuje ubu to your native.

OK, I understand. The second part of the words

add in, and the first syllable of it.

You know, like, fallen ujbi for tment.

Or I will have a good ransom for onje this' year.

-Yes, it is dojajno.

-What?

Dojajno, sick mom, too ...

One by one thing. To return to that

"It" things. Whether it is used with verbs.

Let's say I have a plane to New York.

Is it:
"But for the lazy uvionom entered above"?

-Well, it depends ...

-What.

-From how you're dressed.

-But for the lazy if I wear something specific?

That's right. -This is sick.

-Thanks.

-Did you hear me? I said that it was

sick. -And you? I said thank you!

-Are you deaf (cool)?

-Dude, I'm the most cool character in the whole region.

-You're deaf?

That's right.

I think that the Blade Brown

the biggest ass on the planet.

You're not deaf. -If you do not quit

I disuje, utnuu and in the mouth.

Thanks for that walks around the wild side.

I think we should ugnem for the lazy.

I need my Ufer for horses.

-I light.

-Wait a minute.

Since I am doing something for you,

and you need to do something for me.

I do thee.

I let you live. Remember?

And I appreciate that, but in addition, have

to help me pass a physical.

And sports. No problem.

Do I have eggs in sports.

Man, if I did not take off ... -Just

One more thing. You will need my clothes.

The shirt is here ...

And the shoes, to complete ...

I would not say ...

I'll manage.

OK, but do not forget shoes.

Nice shoes ...

Hey, your child will become a partner

(Homi) eggs. Beautiful cookies.

Is he to say fag?

Open the door, man.

What happens here?

Back off, man!

Blade Brown, now you're mine.

Gentlemen, I will say this only once.

No cheating, no fights, no biting

no spitting or anything unsportsmanlike.

OK, listen. This will tell

only once, because you tomorrow

Weak you come running here with certificates of

doctor for all of the sensitive skin and asthma.

I want to see good, clean sport

fight. And now there and have fun.

Have fun!

Goes right to me. What should I do?

Catch-it, man.

What next?

-Run!

Merry Christmas, Wedge.

-What are you doing, man?

Pleasant, boy.

-Order it, brother.

Are we ...?

Thanks ...

Mommy ...

Sorry, man ...

Hey, Coach. It was a tough nut to crack.

I did not know how to fix it, but ...

1, 2, 3, ispada.

Blade, is not it? Come on, get over here.

I want to see how utira ball.

-Do I have to, sir?

-Yes, you, sir.

-Where do you want to kick?

-How about between the two pillars?

-It is a blow to the 50 yard line.

-Come on, brother.

How did you do that?

In fact, it is very simple. Need only

include wind speed, gravitational force,

angle of rejection, symmetry and weight

ball. -Do it again!

Izvale this.

You go to football. You'll be my secret

weapons. The two of us will be very close.

Mr. Frog, will you liz?

Will liz Mr. Frog?

You know, this is a very

interesting species of frogs.

Yes, I know.

Thus, the wet and slippery.

Biology is so real.

Hey, Damita, I thought it will be

play with my frog.

Your frog does not jump in my direction.

New tadpole in the city.

Here's my address. I picked up tonight

about 8 to organize everything to biology.

Hey, Damita, I thought it will be

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John Semper

John Semper, Jr. is an American screenwriter, producer and story editor with numerous credits in animation for television. He has worked for such diverse companies as Disney Studios, Warner Bros. Animation and Hanna-Barbera Productions during a career which has involved the development of projects for Jim Henson, George Lucas, Stan Lee, Rob Minkoff and others. Semper created the English-language dialogue for two of Hayao Miyazaki's acclaimed animated features, Laputa: Castle in the Sky (1986) and Kiki's Delivery Service (1989), and co-wrote the screenplay for the live-action comedy, Class Act (1992). During the 1990s, Semper was producer/story editor of Spider-Man: The Animated Series. which ran from 1994 to 1998. In 2016, he began writing a Cyborg series for DC Comics drawn by Brian Stelfreeze. more…

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