Dr. Dolittle 2 Page #9
We can do it! Don't give up without a fight.
Let the word go out from Sicily to SeaWorld:|The trucks don't move. Capeesh?
- The beaver's right!|- Yeah! All right!
Yeah!
Hey, kids, I've got to ask you to move.
- No.|- No?
Listen, don't start with me.
Everybody, take your positions.
Hasta la vista, baby.
Roll 'em up!
I ain't never seen nothing like this before.
- None of them have any milk.|- What?
All of 'em are dry.
- What's wrong, Annabelle?|- Strike. Strike.
Strike! Strike! Strike! Strike!
- Here's your eggs! You want 'em scrambled?|- Strike! Strike! Strike!
OK, let's go get the Frisbee.|Come on, go get it.
Strike. Strike. Strike.
Oh, come on! Give me that leash!
Whoa! Whoa!
Hey, Archie, all the animals are working|together. You'll be out of here in no time.
It's ridiculous. Animals can't organise.
- You may wanna take a look at this, then.|- All over the world animals have organised.
They're striking in Paris, Texas.|In Paris, France.
In Brooklyn, in Mexico and in Canada.
I'm sure I'm gonna regret this,|but maybe you should talk with Dolittle.
And what? Give in to a bunch|of beasts and lower life forms?
I took on the Democrats!|I can take on a bunch of animals!
- Charge!|- Oh, no!
Agh!
- Go on!|- Watch it.
- Go on, beat it.|- Retreat!
Go on!
Organised.
We have two bogeys|bearing alpha, tango, niner.
Locked on target, squad leader.
- D'you hear something?|- Commence bombing.
- Roger that, sir.|- Well done, men. I got your wing, Iceman.
Party ain't over yet. I want the short one.
Sir?
- Don't make any sudden moves.|- Gotcha.
- Aaargh!|- Attack! Lock and unload!
Poops away. Firing number two.
Let's return to base and reload.
- Sir, you've locked the...|- What?
You've locked the door, sir!|You might wanna...
Sir!
- I think you should run.|- I'm an attorney. I'm not with him.
- Run!|- There he is again. Get the little guy.
Banzai! Banzai!
Not the face!
No, please. No, no. I'm sure|we can work something out.
I'm reaching for my phone.|I'm gonna call Dr Dolittle.
No sudden movements|or I'm gonna bite you in the cannolis.
Hello. The number for|Dr John Dolittle, please?
Not Stuart Little. Dolittle.
Dolittle.
- Oh, Mr Potter. How are you, sir?|- I could be better. I'm here with your friends.
I know you can't believe|animals are organised.
Well, you know, I don't know|what to think any more.
I will be more than happy to set up|a meeting between you and these animals...
...to work out your problems.|- What?
It's the only way you can save face and get|out of this thing without looking like an idiot.
OK, OK, look, anything. Just call 'em off.
OK, all right, listen.|Put the raccoon on the phone.
- He wants to speak to you. Make it short.|- Hello. Yeah.
No, I got it under control.|We'll call yous back.
First off, I am here only as a mediator and|the negotiations will be between Mr Potter...
...and the representatives of the|United Animals of the Forest Local 534.
Yeah, let's come to order.
- This is my new proposal.|- All right.
What's the stipulations?|What territory we lookin' at?
It's only 12 acres here. It's 12 acres.
- I got your 12 acres right here, pal!|- Hey, they like it.
I'll give you something you like. Like this.
I think that's a "No".
Or "Hell, no" maybe.
Meanwhile the strike kept growing.|Even the pros were getting in on the act.
The last runners left to load now|for the biggest spectacle of the year.
It's Derby time. Last horse is in,|gates closed. And away they go!
Hell, no, we won't go!|Hell, no, we won't go!
- Hell, no, we won't go!|- Run your own stupid race.
- You try running a mile.|- Don't think about reaching for that whip.
Ladies and gentlemen, Shamu!
This is Shamu.
Nah, I don't feel like jumpin'|through hoops today. You guys?
No, no, not me. Not today.|I just ate. Uh-uh.
Mr Potter, I hope we have a deal now.
- All right, Doc!|- Yeah. Taught him everything he knows.
Vive le bear! Vive le Archie!|Vive le docteur!
- Come on, gimme a bear hug.|- Oh, no. Absolutely not, Archie.
You're not leavin' here|until you get a bear hug.
- All right, just a little one.|- Come on!
All right, that's it. All right, Archie.
Archie! You're crushing my spine.
Archie!
Bye-bye. Drive safe now. Buckle up.
- Hey, Archie, you in there?|- What?
- Hey, Doc.|- Hey, man, I just stopped by to say so long.
- Oh, thanks for everything.|- You are quite welcome.
Archie, I'm ready.
She's in heat. Excuse me, Doc.|Gotta go save the species!
Oh. Go do your thing, Archie.
Yeah, Archie.
Archie!
Oh, Archie.
It was quite a summer.
Hey, Doc.
- Hey, Lucky, what are you doing?|- What am I doing?
Hm. Let me phrase it this way.
You too, huh?
And Charisse and the doc|were closer than ever.
Oh, come on. Cheer up, Pepito.|You'll get it eventually.
No, I won't. I will never blend in.|I have a broken blender.
You will blend in, trust me. You will blend in.
How? How will Pepito|ever blend in? Pepito sucks.
Look at me! I'm blending in!
- I'm invisible!|- That's right. You're invisible.
- Greatjob, honey.|- Did you ever doubt me?
The blendmaster is back!|I am king of the Third World!
Hey, can we do the whole house like this?|It's very feng shui.
But the best news of all|came the following spring.
Kids, come on. Hey.
Woo! Woo! Over here, kids.|Woo-woo, over here.
OK. Now, it's step, step, turn, kick, step.
Papa, I thought it was|step, kick, turn, step, step.
Come on, kids. We open in six weeks.
- I thought you retired.|- Oh! I did, honey. We're just playin'.
OK, now, from the chorus. 5, 6, 7.
# I will survive|I will survive
# For as long as I know how to love|I know I'll stay alive
# I've got all my life to live|I've got all my love to give
# And I'll survive
# I will survive
# Hey, yeah
Hey, come on. This is|the most boring party I've been to.
You guys are so stiff, so plastic.|Come on, let's move. Let's conga.
Hey, baby, are those real?|Let's get this party started. Let's go.
Ooi, ooi, party over here, party over there.
Raise the roof. The roof is on fire.
Can you see me now?|I bet you can't. I'm invisible.
- Can you see me?|- Of course. I see both of you.
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