Funky Monkey Page #6

Synopsis: This amusing, darkly comic tale follows CIA agent Jack McCall and a chimpanzee that he attempts to liberate from a testing lab. Named Clemens, the chimp has been trained in martial arts combat, as part of a program designed to turn the creatures into fearsome fighting machines. Naturally this leads to plenty of slapstick moments between Modine and the chimp, especially when they seek refuge in the home of a boy and his mother as the owners of the lab hotfoot it after the escaped primate.
Genre: Comedy, Family
Director(s): Harry Basil
Production: WARNER BROTHERS PICTURES
 
IMDB:
3.6
PG
Year:
2004
94 min
136 Views


I only did it for the uniform

because I thought you'd like me better.

Are you mad?

No, I'm not mad.

-You did all that just to impress me?

-Yeah.

Cool.

Okay, guys, we're gonna

try something a little different.

Nathan, get your head back

in the game, man.

You lost that girl to the geek

fair and square.

/St. Francis calls a timeout.

I detest festivities.

I don't see the chimp.

You find the kid...

...we'll find the chimp.

-Let Dean play, coach.

-Get away from me.

We've been working on this

new play, and it'll work.

Trust me, he's good.

It's gonna work.

What the hell do I got to lose?

Michael, let's go.

-Clemens, I'm in.

-Let's go!

-You stay.

-Come on!

-I won't let you down, coach.

-Let's go.

/And now, playing for St. Francis,

that's number 32, Michael Dean.

Hey.

There he is.

-Get him.

-How do we get close...

-...in front of all these people?

-Follow me, gentlemen.

I have an idea.

Okay, this is gonna be a 48 toss.

-This means to you, Michael. So on two.

-Really?

-All right, ready. Break!

-Break!

This is ridiculous. I mean, this is....

It's ridiculous.

Red 17, red 17! Hut, hut!

Come on, Michael.

/What a play! St. Francis makes

a first down.

Playing with the big boys now,

String Dean.

-You okay, Dean?

-Yeah.

Good. So we' re gonna try the same play.

Okay?

-Okay.

-Good.

/Looks like we got some

substitutions for St. Dominic 's.

-Who are those guys?

/-Who are those guys?

-Who are those guys?

-Hut!

Attack.

/Another nice gain by Michael Dean.

Come here. I wanna have

a little word with you.

-Let me go!

-Listen to me. You give me my monkey.

-Now!

-Clemens! Help!

Holy smokes!

There's a monkey on the field.

There's a monkey on the field.

Get off the field!

Get it! It's mine!

-Ref, who are these guys?

-Yeah?

Foreign exchange students, I think.

Get him! Yeah! Hit him, hit him!

That can't be legal, there. I don't think.

Break it up. Break it up. Come on.

Now, playing for St. Francis...

...Clemens.

Clemens, run!

Yeah!

Touchdown!

Yeah! Attaboy, Clemens!

Who's the man?

Oh, a heck of a run.

Clemens scores for St. Francis.

-ls that legal?

-I don't know.

I don't know if anybody

ever thought...

...to write a rule against chimps

playing football.

-Got it.

/-Oh, St. Dom 's intercepts.

Clemens, stop him!

I got the ball. I got the ball.

/What a stop by Clemens.

/Unbelievable pick by Clemens.

That's a touchdown!

/St. Francis ties the game, 14- 14.

I taught him that.

Right on, Clemens!

Clemens kicks a field goal for three

points. What a leg on that little simian.

I' m open! I' m open!

I'm open!

Yeah. Yeah.

/St. Dom 's scores another touchdown.

Shut up!

You don't know me.

You don't know me.

-Sir, what about the chimp?

-Who cares. We're winning the game.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

These guys look too old

to be in high school.

Do me a favor.

Take this to the sound booth.

Get them to play it on the big screen

at the end of the game.

-Where are you going?

-T o even the odds.

/Less than a minute left on the clock,

St. Dom 's is going for a field goal.

/St. Francis doesn 't have much hope

of winning this one, folks.

Did you see that?

Clemens!

Michael, Michael....

Go, Michael!

Go, Michael!

Stop that monkey boy!

T ackle him!

/He has the ball. Look at this kid run.

/He 's unstoppable. He 's at the 30.

He 's still on his feet.

/He 's at the 20. Ladies and gentlemen,

he 's at the 10. He could go all the way!

/Yes! Touchdown!

/Touchdown! St. Francis wins!

T ouchdown!

Oh, thank you. St. Francis wins.

You did it, Michael! You did it.

Attaboy, Michael!

You lost the chimp...

...now you lost the game!

I don't wanna hear it.

Talk to the imbecile.

-What's with that call?

-Out of bounds!

-Are you watching the same game?

-I was watching!

/--marching two by two.

/We'll have these animals marching

to war.

/Simian soldiers are easily replaced

if damaged or injured.

/And if caught, they will not squeal,

even under the most severe torture.

That's so mean.

/That's because...

/... they can 't talk.

Freaking awesome.

/And the best part is they do all of this

dangerous work for mere...

/...produce.

Hey, look, everyone!

It's the bald guy in the video!

It's not me.

It doesn't even resemble me.

-He's the mastermind.

-" Mastermind"? I don't even look evil.

He's lying. His ears wiggle when he lies.

You're lying!

I said not to bring in the Chows.

We did it, Clemens.

-Here come the cops. Act like a kid.

-Ears, they're wiggling!

Guys, guys, cool it.

These are the culprits.

You'll find a laboratory

of stolen animals at that address.

-Hands behind your back.

-I hope you enjoy your new cage, Flick.

Monkey messiah!

-Animal lover!

-Sure showed them, huh?

-Peters.

-Yeah, right.

Hey, guys, wait up!

Shotgun!

I knew you'd stay.

Who said anything about staying?

I didn't.

Michael, you were awesome.

He was awesome, wasn't he?

He sure was.

So where are you going to next?

I think I have to stick around for a while.

See, I got this beautiful landlord

who's got me locked into a lease.

Sounds rough.

This isn't fair.

What the heck, man? I'm the star

quarterback and Dean gets kissed?

What?

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Lance Kinsey

Lance Kinsey (born June 13, 1954) is a Canadian actor and screenwriter, best known for his role as Lt. Proctor in the Police Academy film series. He also played the male lead in Club Fed. more…

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