Class Act Page #4

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
1,328 Views


play with my frog.

Duncan Pinderhjuz.

Duncan!

Are you ready to explain your

dissertation? Mag-what?

Thesis on human

sexuality and reproduction.

You are asking the wrong student, professor.

I'm not ready to present disermaciju.

-Dissertation. Why? It was in the syllabus.

-What bus?

Syllabus (curriculum).

Because we need help, and the only sister

smart enough to help it.

-OK, I'll give you another day.

-Thank you very much, Professor.

-My name is Mrs. Ipswich.

-Whatever ...

-Duncan. -Hey, hi.

-Bye.

My address. Why do not you invite

tonight and to begin the dissertation.

-Yes, of course.

-Okay, bye.

Hey, how do you think? Hey, baby, what do you think

of Brooks Brothers. Brooks Brothers.

I'll just go home to start

dissecting the text on its database.

See you tonight, right?

Hello.

You took your sh*t at football

to see you now.

Thanks for telling me to pay bail, Mink.

-You will return my money.

Let us go from here.

You look like a piece of meat in the Rocky.

So, you've got problems at school?

-Ma jok, Mink. Everything is cool.

Cool ...

Well, I hear different.

I hear that for some Blade Brown

You look like a fool.

Is that correct?

I hear that the whole school saw it.

My brother ', it's bad for business.

Sorry Mink ...

You should look up to you

and only to you, and if that's the problem ...

I need to get rid of.

Come on guys.

There she is ...

Limpa, alac.

Duncan ...

-Jo, Ellen. What's up?

I'm glad you're Chilling, come on.

Of course.

Little Red Riding Hood, where are you going?

To grandma's house?

Little Red Riding Hood,

are not you at the wrong end, Jack?

Where were you referred? I do not belong here.

-Is this 6714?

-What do you mean, brother?

It's about time.

I went, dad.

Are you ready?

-Ready?

I thought we going to do

Domestic biology.

Sugar, we must

do a little research.

Oh, it's fresh. Kotrlja at large.

Let me see how fast to go.

Wait a minute, has a very sophisticated

hydraulic system of fuel combustion.

-Are there any dogs?

-No, we do not have a dog.

You are sure that the neighbors do not have a dog or something?

Because if you destroy these shoes ...

I gave a lot of money

for these shoes, girl.

I felt something,

something wet.

-So this is one garbonzo?

-Gazebo. -Whatever ...

You know what I like

with you, Duncan?

You may be a serious student, but you

some wild brook hidden in it.

-No sh*t?

-You see. I love you so swear. God.

Duncan ... I want to find

your wild side.

No, not you. Can not

I believe you have it?

-Yes, I have it.

-No, no, no. See, I do not understand.

You see the flower there?

You're like this flower.

All delicate ... and beautiful.

Respectable. Get it?

-And what are you?

-I am like the other flower.

All rough and ugly. Would not it

like to ukrasi living room.

Dies.

How is that sexy.

Sexy?

What's sexy about that?

In "Much Ado About Nothing", Shakespeare

wrote:
"Living in your heart,

die in your lap,

and be buried in your eyes. "

Yeah, so?

Well, in his time "to die", as

as he put it, meant

"To experience sexual orgasm.

-Hey, wait a minute.

My n*gger Shakespeare rapped

splashing on some wool?

-Well, I guess, and so can be said.

-Sorry, I thought about making love.

Yes.

-You really are wild in some way.

-Is that it?

Listen, I have something to tell you.

It does not matter. Let's go.

I know a place nearby.

Miss vain, how are you?

You look like Robin Givens, baby.

Call me Mike Tyson, where are you going?

My eyes have seen the glue.

I'm not lying.

I have to have.

Do not they zamera, Damita.

We'll take the food and left here.

Hey, you do not mind if one of my

partner dancing with your girlfriend, right?

-Look, Kais up with the wrong b*tch.

-Honey, I love women with long tongue.

Pull your slimy hair perm ...

Perm? Wait a minute, I do not have perm.

This is the natural hair.

You do not know me, you will not pick on me.

My man will not suffer.

Who he? What will Mr. oiani

to do? Us soaked with tears?

-Looks like Lenny Kravitz.

-I say we throw a coin.

If the head, beating him,

if a letter, beats him.

-Yes, brother. You break it, and I'll be

here. -Blade. Will not you defend me?

-One Blade.

-Dude, you're Blade Brown?

Um, yes?

I think ... Yes! You fool!

You want to make a fuss?

-No, no, sir Comrade Brown.

-We did not understand.

You know, we just have fun.

-Yes, yes, yes ...

You f***ed up, huh? I think you

three of you trying to fool me.

No, brother.

Beware, I am Blade Brown.

The strongest, craziest character in the end.

-True, true ...

-And now, I think we should

to Lipat here before me

push to clarify things with his fists.

How!

Come on, girl. I think we need

some fresh sighs of payables.

With this lot is finished.

-How do you say, sweetheart.

Wait a minute.

What are you looking at?

-Sorry.

-What? What did you say?

-I said I'm sorry.

-I thought so.

You know I'm going to odalamim, boy.

But not tonight, because I like you.

Have a nice evening.

It is so pathetic. When men

constantly prove their manhood

acting like bullies,

at the end just turn out funny.

Yes, pathetic.

It was so funny.

're Scared to death, baby.

Stop here.

Did you face them videos?

You face them videos?

You were so vicious.

Yes, fled as if

have a passion in his shorts.

If I liked you even when

I would not be so powerful?

I mean, when my people

would not be so afraid of?

Blade, you're cool anyway.

If I liked you even when I

a nerd and if I did not beat up people

and I'm not so cool.

Would you like me then?

"But you did cool, so do not worry about it.

"But, wait a minute.

I'm serious. I want to know.

I want to know you inside.

I want to meet you inside me.

-Really?

No one had ever asked it of me.

-So to me it's important.

I want to show you something.

Come on.

Come on.

Hurry!

-What ...

-Surprise. Do you like surprises?

-Well, I guess ... -Excellent.

-What we are looking in the wax museum?

-I work here.

-Really?

-Look at that.

-Conan.

-I've designed.

-You? -Yes, I am.

I am, really. Is that you like?

-Yes, that's cool.

You know what I like about you?

You are strong and fierce.

But you're honest. I feel like

that there are no secrets between us.

DC, brother, I went with it.

-Yeah. It was mine.

I'm not lying, man.

-I enjoyed myself tonight.

-And I am.

Damita, I have something to tell you.

-OK, what?

Well ...

You should do homework

in biology tomorrow. -Okay, he can.

Well, good night.

-See you tomorrow?

-Of course.

What are you morons watching?

So ...

-It was nice.

-Me too.

-Naravno, Duncan Pinderhjuze.

-Wait, before we proceed.

With respect to Tim Duncan Pinder ...

-You did not really want to help you around

one dissertation, right? -No, not really, but ...

I knew it. Good night.

Pinderpikice!

-What do you want? -I need some help

disermatacije for tomorrow in biology.

I will not fall out fool. What should I do?

-Think about it. Find something you love.

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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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