Ernest Saves Christmas Page #7
- PG
- Year:
- 1988
- 95 min
- 413 Views
[ Pop ]
[ Groan ]
Good night. | Merry Christmas.
Ah, you're the last one out.
Well, everyone else | has families to go home to.
I volunteered to stay late.
- Merry Christmas. | - Merry Christmas.
[ Announcer ] | The 6:;40 to Miami, arriving on time.
[ Girl ] Momma, | how does Santa carry all his presents?
- [ Mother ] In his sack. | - [ Girl ] How do they all fit?
[ Mother ] I don't know. | Maybe it's some sort of magic.
You don't still believe | in that stuff, do you?
Well, there you go. | I messed things up, like always.
Only now, I messed up Christmas | for everybody.
My favorite time of year,
and I blew it!
If Santa were here,
he'd know what to do.
Yeah? | What would he do?
[ Grunt, Grunt ]
[ Snap ]
I've got it!
Uh-oh, | Big Red ain't going to like this.
I see no need | to beat around the bush. | We know why we're here.
Joe, we want you | to do the picture.
We all do.
Right guys?
These reflect the figures | that we discussed.
Keep in mind, this kind of film | usually generates sequels.
''Christmas Slay 2, 3, 4. ''
Great. It's great.
Look, before we sign,
I need to go over | a few problems...
I have with the script.
Problems?
Can't we do something | about the violence and bad language?
Who do you think you are?
You can't dictate changes to me.
You're not some big star.
You've done a chump kid show | all your life.
It got canceled.
All you know | is ''please''and ''thank you. ''
Get with it. | This is the real world!
[ Snort, Snort ]
[ Ernest ] | Okay, fasten your seat belts.
Put your tray tables | and seat backs in their...
full, upright | and locked positions.
It's time to | slip the surly bonds of Earth...
and dance the skies | on laughter's silvered wings.
Oh, brother.
Okay, giddy up.
[ Snort ]
American 2-6-5, | you are clear to taxi.
I got an Eastern L-1 0-1 1 | holding on ramp four.
What?
Airport Security,
I have an unauthorized vehicle | on runway 2-7 left.
Anchors aweigh?
Ah, may the force | be with you.
[ Sirens ]
Now, Dasher!
Now, Dancer.!
Now, Prancer! | Now, Vixen!
On, Comet! | On, Cupid!
On, Donder.!
Uh, Squeaky. | Uh, Squish.
Dopey, Grumpy--
Blister.
Blitzen.!
That's good. | Blitzen!
Oh-h-h!
[ Squeals ]
[ Screams ]
He's going to kill us!
Don't you worry, | my little gherkin buddies.
The vehicle ain't been made | that I can't drive.
Ah-h-h!
[ Ernest ] | I need oxygen.
Ah-h-h!
It's going west!
No, south.
He's all over the screen.
[ Screams ]
Hit the altitude limiter switch, bozo!
Altitude limiter switch.
Is that it?
The brake, bozo! | The brake!
Yeah, the brake.
Oh! Oh!
Ah-h-h! | Ah-h-h!
Ah-h-h!
[ Screams ]
We're all gonna die!
[ Screams ]
So, did you ever find your sack?
Yes.
It was taken again.
By whom?
A little girl called Pamela Trenton.
Shy,
always afraid to sit | on Santa's knee,
always wondering | if his beard were real.
Smart, though.
Quick-witted.
I wonder what happened...
to that girl, anyway.
[ Santa ] I wonder | if there's any of that little girl left.
Unless, at age 51 , | you have any better offers,
and I'm sure you don't, | I suggest you sign this,
and we get back to making movies.
[Jingle,Jingle ]
Now, have we got a deal?
We're family here, right, Marty?
- We're making things work, right? | - Right.
Joe, what is with you?
[Jingle ]
It's him.
I'm him.
Who's him?
Merry Christmas, everybody!
Joe, where are you going?
[ Ernest ] | I told you I could fly this thing. | Piece of cake.
Level it out, bubble-head!
That can't be one of our boys, can it?
No, sir.
I don't know what it is.
Guess we better scramble 'em.
[ Siren ]
Bogey at 9:
00!Uh-oh, hard ball!
Target entering red zone.
If they enter | Cape Canaveral airspace,
terminate with extreme prejudice.
[ Elf] | They're getting closer.
[ Ernest ] | All passengers return to your seats.
[ Elf] | Incoming.! Incoming.!
[ As John Wayne ] | Well, hang onto your lederhosen, | razor ears.
We're going to drop under their radar.
[ Elf] | Let me at him.!
- I'm going to kill him! | - Not yet, we're going down!
[ Screams ]
Ho, ho, ho! | Merry Christmas!
Ha! Ha! Ha!
I've lost him, sir.
Check your equipment.
They couldn't vanish!
[ Train Horn ]
But if Santa goes to our old house--
I forgot something. | I'll be right back.
Stop talking about it. | There's no Santa Claus.
Where do you get off? | Don't say that to her.
There is a Santa | and this is his magic sack.
If that's Santa's sack, | why do you have it?
[ Announcer ] | Announcing the arrival | of the 6:;40 Christmas Express--
[ Ernest ] This is your pilot. | We're experiencing turbulence.
What's this?
[ Screams ]
Come on!
You know,
I haven't believed | in Santa Claus since--
January 1 7, 1 931 .
Your smart-aleck sister | thought it was time...
you learned | the quote unquote truth.
I'm so sorry you got busted.
[ Chuckles ] | Oh!
[Jingle ]
Welcome back,
Pamela.
I'm sorry.
I never doubted | you'd do the right thing.
Really?
Heh.
Just a little bit of doubt.
I just got to thinking about you...
and Ernest,
and just a whole bunch of things.
I think I really got things figured out.
I even called my mom,
and I'm going home.
I'm sure she was worried about you.
Yeah, especially when I told her | who I was with.
Ha! Ha!
I told you | I could handle this baby.
We're not going to make it!
Don't worry, we'll make it.
I have lived my life | in the fast lane.
Know what I mean?
Don't touch that!
What's the problem?
Ah-h-h!
It's Joe.
You came.
Yeah. | The job still open?
For the right man, it is.
Nice threads.!
How do I look?
Like the real thing.
You look wonderful,Joe.
Oh, Santa.
Well,
I guess I better get going.
You probably need this.
I hope you know how it works, | 'cause nobody else does.
By the way, | my name's Harmony Starr.
No it's not. | It's Pamela Trenton;
1 72 4 Hampton Avenue, | Bloomington, Indiana.
How did I know that?
You'll find you know a lot of things.
Oh, my goodness, | 3 minutes to 7:00.
Where's the sleigh?
The sleigh?
I thought you had it.
[ Chuckles ]
Whoa!
Whoa!
Whoa!
[ Elf] | Pull the stick.!
Ah-h-h!
You told me if I became Santa,
I could perform miracles.
Were you kidding | or was that real?
Oh, no. | It's real, all right,
but I'm not sure | what you can do about this;
Ernest, the sleigh, | and all that.
And yet,
maybe there is | something you can do.
I met a very nice fellow | at the airport...
who said he wanted snow | for Christmas.
[ Sigh ]
Let's give it a try.
Can he really do that?
If anybody can.
[ Howling Wind ]
What's going on?
Christmas is going on.
[ Chuckles ]
It really feels like Christmas.
This is great!
[ Harmony ] | It's snowing in Orlando. | I can't believe it.
I don't care if it's Christmas eve.
We close the deal tonight | or not at all.
It's snowing;
just like home.
Ha! Ha! Ha!
Look, it's Christmas eve.
Why don't you go home | and stay with your family?
We'll settle the deal later,
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