G-Force

Synopsis: The story is about a team of trained secret agent flies and a mole that takes on a mission for the US government. A specially trained squad of not guinea pigs is dispatched to stop a diabolical billionaire, who plans to taking over the world with household appliances.
Director(s): Hoyt Yeatman
Production: Walt Disney Pictures
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.1
Metacritic:
41
Rotten Tomatoes:
22%
PG
Year:
2009
88 min
$119,420,252
Website
2,515 Views


Hey, slow down!

Whoa! That is not cool!

Thank you for coming tonight, Darwin.

This room is secure,

so we can speak freely.

Why the secrecy?

Because the Feds are coming

tomorrow... to shut us down.

Shut us down?

Without even giving us a chance?

Yes.

And there's only one way

we can save this department,

and that's prove ourselves,

in the field.

Our target is Leonard Saber.

As you know, he is a former arms dealer

and current CEO of Saberling Industries.

The Bureau's intel shows Saber

has developed a new microchip

with possible military applications.

They suspect he has sold his technology

to the Far East under the code name...

...Clusterstorm.

Now, Darwin, we need to find out

how Saber plans to use this technology.

Your mission is to download

the Clusterstorm files

from Saber's personal computer

located in his library, right here.

Ben, we're gonna get you that evidence.

We'll prove, once and for all,

what we can do.

We'll give 'em no choice.

They'll have to keep the program

and make us special agents.

Look, I believe in you,

but if we fail...

...we blow a case they've been

trying to crack for two years.

Hey, I'm nine inches tall.

I only see the upside.

Right this way, sir.

Thank you.

Ticktock, we're on the clock.

Speckles, do you copy?

Ten-four.

I read you, Darwin. Five-by-five.

All communication systems are online.

Status report.

I have a visual on Saber.

He's wearing a $6,000 suit,

$50,000 watch,

and, according to my infrared scope,

Hanes size 36 tighty whiteys.

Saber's about to start his speech.

Remember, the clock is ticking, dude.

Blaster, Juarez, what's your twenty?

Juarez here.

Approaching first objective.

We're ten seconds ahead of schedule

because Blaster is a little hyped-up.

Of course I am. This is what I live for.

Time to get this party started.

- Have any activity?

- Southbound is secure.

OK, we're clear.

Darwin,

you're behind schedule. You all right?

- First mission jitters, I guess.

- Do you want to abort?

No, no, it's OK.

I've been trained to do this.

I'd follow you

into a snarling pack of Dobermans!

Oh, wait. I already have.

Now, get your fuzzy hind end moving.

Hold on. There's a civilian

passing through the perimeter.

What are you looking at?

Move along, pal.

Oh!

Don't worry. I just spotted my way in.

Whoa!

Juarez...

- Blaster, don't drop a pellet.

- Too late.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Whoa! Whoo!

I'm cool.

Speckles to Mooch. Getting no visual.

Over.

The fly is in the ointment.

Darwin, do you copy?

Yeah, you're right.

Ah!

Holy foxes.

- What's your twenty?

- I'm in the morgue.

# Don't you wish your blowtorch

was hot like mine #

Good thing I took shop.

Welcome to my home.

I want you to know how grateful I am

to all of you for, once again, making us

the number one consumer

electronics brand in the world!

Yeah, yeah.

These things are so popular,

I can't get one.

Mooch, focus.

Come on, honey.

You're not here for the sweets.

Get back on mission.

For years,

we've been putting a secret...

...into the heart of every member

of the Saberling family,

be it the cryogenic refrigerator or

the new microwave-heated coffeemaker.

A secret which is at the core of

any successful family: Communication.

- Hey, Juarez. Race you to the top!

- OK. On your mark, get set, go!

That's cold.

Darwin, the table's set. You are clear

to infiltrate Saber's study.

OK, I'm in.

Clearing exfil route.

- Hey, it worked!

- Of course it worked.

Nothing happens in this house

that I don't know about. Trust me.

In 48 hours, when I press this button,

it will activate a wireless system

we call "Sabersense,"

which will awaken the chips

already in the logic boards

of all Saberling appliances,

allowing this coffee machine

to know how much coffee's been used,

communicate with your home computer,

and add coffee to your shopping list.

Now, in addition, Sabersense will link

every old and new Saberling

appliance in existence,

and create one big family!

And nothing will be the same.

Why did they put the Q

so far away from the O?

- OK, I'm in.

- Roger. I'm tracking it.

So what about it, Juarez?

You and me, I mean, you know...

Sorry, Blaster. You know

I've got my eye on someone else.

- No. In fact, I didn't know. Who?

- Darwin.

Why Darwin?

Because he's so...

so not interested in me.

Copy that, Juarez.

- Oh, shoot!

- Keep the comm line clear.

- OK, Speckles, I think I found it.

- Thank you, and good night.

Saber wrapped his speech.

Mooch, give me an eyeball.

Christa,

I'm going upstairs for a drink.

Darwin, Saber's heading up.

About 50 seconds.

Copy that.

I'm into the Clusterstorm file.

- Speckles, are you seeing this?

- I see it.

This isn't about selling weapons.

It's about global extermination.

I'm downloading now.

Whoa! What just happened?

Encryption. Hands off the keys.

- I'm setting up a worm to decipher.

- Mooch.

You have to stop Saber.

Execute delay strategy B.

Yee-haw!

Ah!

I'm back in. Commencing download.

- Speckles, you're a genius!

- I'm a mole. I got a thing for worms.

Switching to wireless download.

Come on. Come on!

Ah!

Darwin. Get out of there, now!

I can't.

The chimney will block the signal.

Come on, baby, come on.

If he doesn't make it,

are you free Thursday night?

He'll make it.

- OK, drop the line.

- Here we go.

Whoa! Now, Blaster!

Ooh! Ouch!

Darwin! Your butt's on fire!

Stop, drop and roll!

- We got it. Speckles, exfil.

- Way ahead of you.

I'll be waiting at the entrance

of the... Whoa! Oh, no!

Oh, my God!

Speckles reports

a large canine at exfil.

No escape. Repeat: No escape.

Hang on, Speckles.

We leave no rodent behind.

Yippee!

- I'm going after the dog!

- Wait, Blaster! Think it through!

There's no time for thinking.

Juarez, Blaster's gonna need backup.

- Got it.

- I'll rescue Speckles.

Hey, meathead!

Oh, did you see that? Whoa!

Whoa! Whoa!

Let's go, old buddy.

Whoa!

- Mayday! Mayday!

- Heads up, boys!

Hi-ya!

Yeah, Juarez! You get him, girl!

We're out of here. Let's go.

Something spooked the dog.

Let's check it out.

Blaster, Juarez, exfil.

By the way, in case you missed it,

I just saved your fuzzy behind.

We should celebrate over dinner.

Hang on, Speckles. We're going off-road.

Ow!

- Whoa!

- Whoa!

Gas!

Whew! OK. We're clear.

That was a little heavy

on the smoke, Ben.

Yo, Juarez, did you catch the little

leg twitch at the end of my "death"?

Ah! That was acting, baby.

I was feeling it!

Yes, amazing.

Tell me you are not part possum.

OK, you can laugh now, but some of

those people back there were crying.

It was like the end of Old Yeller.

Mooch! You made it. Good.

How'd it go in there, guys?

The game's over for Saber. It's all

there. Clusterstorm, everything.

Our training finally paid off.

I knew you could do this.

This is great.

- G-Force!

- G-Force?

I figured we need a name. Like,

you know, Green Berets or Navy SEALs.

Come on. G-Force!

- Um, no.

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Cormac Wibberley

Cormac Wibberley and Marianne Wibberley (also known as The Wibberleys) are an American husband and wife screenwriting team. They have been writing together since 1991, and made their first screenplay sale in 1993. more…

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