Herbie Goes Bananas
- G
- Year:
- 1980
- 100 min
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Hey, Pete, are you sure
this is the place?
You saw the letter.
This is the place.
Hey, listen, pal. Don't you think it's a little funny,
I mean, your uncle just giving you this race car?
- Sentimental reasons.
- Yeah!
Would a cracked block
be a sentimental reason?
Look! All we got to lay out is the
storage fee. You've got the money.
I've got the money.
All finished.
- Shine?
- No, thanks.
You want a personally conducted
tour of Puerto Vallarta?
I'll show you plenty good time.
- What do you think, Pete?
- Nah! It's not in the budget. No, thanks, son.
Okay, where do you want to go?
Paco show you,
free on the house.
Taller Mecnico, Avenida...
Crdenas. No problem.
I'll show you exactly.
I like Americans.
Americans very smart people.
Someday, I go to America.
Oh, yeah? When you do,
you look up Pete Stanchek here.
He'll put you up, show you all
the best ice cream parlors in town.
That sounds good.
You see down there?
That's Avenue Crdenas.
Turn left, that way.
Go two blocks, you'll find mecnico.
- Thanks.
- De nada, anytime.
Welcome to Puerto Vallarta.
Gracias.
See you later, alligator.
Cute kid.
You know what I mean?
Well mannered. Polite.
Didn't have his hand out.
An endangered species.
That light area,
that around four o'clock.
I can see it.
And you say this is Inca?
You're the expert.
You tell me.
Did anyone else spot this?
They were looking for oil.
And where is this?
In the jungles.
South America.
Mr. Shepard, there's nothing
to be gained by our playing games.
This could very well be
an undiscovered Inca city.
And you know what that means.
Pre-Columbian artifacts.
And gold, Mr. Prindle.
And what do you want?
Cash... and plenty of it.
'Cause they're gonna throw the key away,
if they find us stealing that stuff.
Yeah, it's a national treasure
or something.
Is there another print of this?
That's it.
Gentlemen... we're in business.
There's gotta be some mistake.
Ah, no, seores. No, seores.
This is not a mistake.
This is Seor Douglas's car.
And you're telling me that this thing
won the Monte Carlo Grand Prix?
That is what Seor
Douglas he told me.
He say he would have won
the Baja race too.
But his girlfriend...
...did not make the curve.
Herbie... He see it. He stop.
He no finish the race.
Seor Douglas say,
"It's here."
Let's turn it over.
La llave, seor.
Okay, so it runs.
Let's take it. If nothing else,
it's transportation home.
- Seor?
- S, seor?
Mind if we take it
around the block first?
Okay, seor.
Cute kid, huh?
Doesn't have his hand out.
He doesn't have it out
because it's in your pocket.
You check that side.
See if you can find us a taxi.
- I'll get you a taxi, seor.
- Get lost, kid. Taxi!
- Taxi!
- All right. 12 o'clock, the National Hotel bar.
I'll be there.
- Carry your bag, seor?
- Move along, sonny.
No trouble,
I carry your bags very cheap.
Put the bags do...
I said put the bags down!
Hey, kid, come on!
Get away from me, will you?
Taxi.
Very sorry, seores.
Please, you forgive me.
He said he liked Americans...
- ...then put his arms around us...
- And took us to the cleaner's.
Never mind reenacting the crime.
Just look for the little... There!
See that grubby little foot out
behind that box?
A cold beer says it's attached
to Paco the Dip.
Come back here,
you little bandit!
We need that worse than you do.
Don't scare him. Don't scare him.
Just talk to him nicely.
Buenos das.
Oh!
I'm sorry, lady. Excuse me.
We're looking for a little kid.
Did you see a little kid?
I'm sorry.
Me too, lady.
You look that way.
- What took you so long?
- It's not easy in this town.
Mr. Prindle, if you want to get in touch
with me before, you can use this number.
- My wallet's gone.
- Have you left it up in the room?
It was that kid.
Buenos das.
I don't know.
He must have skipped town.
Oh, no, he didn't.
This time, we sack him.
You take him low,
I'll take him high.
- Oh, no, you don't.
- Is that yours?
No.
Is it ours?
S.
Grab loose of that.
Looks like that's all he got.
I'll take over, dipstick.
I ought to tan your bottom.
Oh, I got money.
Look. There he is.
Hold it, kid. Hold it!
Wait a minute.
Hold it, kid!
- Shepard, wait.
- What we want's in the mail box.
Let's get the kid first,
just in case. Come on.
Somebody stop that boy.
Stop that kid.
Hey, you, grab him. Anybody!
He's over here. Come on!
Look up there.
Over here, too.
S.
Well, like you said, transportation.
Let's close the deal
and get out of here.
There he is.
In the car.
Are you planning to sleep
over at the local jail, leadfoot?
I'm not doing anything.
Maybe this Bug
did win the Grand Prix.
I think we got ourselves a race car.
- Is that yours?
- Yes, officer. Thank you very much.
- Is something missing?
- No, no. Everything's fine.
It's all here.
We will continue looking for the car
and the boy.
Thank you, officer.
We'll... we'll catch up with you.
The film's gone!
Why would a kid like that
take it?
I don't know. We gotta get it back,
though. I'll never get another one.
Steady, boys.
That's the car that's gonna win
the Gran Premio of Brazil.
Something's weird
about that car, DJ.
I know, it's dynamite. It'll blow
the doors off anything in the race.
Attention, please. The Sun Princess
will be embarking in 20 minutes.
- We blew it.
- The car's on the ship.
- The boy's on the ship.
- That thing's going to Rio.
Its first stop is Panama.
We'll be waiting there for it.
the man of war...
...and the enemy vessel scuttled.
The women
were then turned over to the crew...
...the select ones
going to the officers, naturally.
The wenches were escorted below,
and believe me, there was no poetry...
...or "by your leave,"
or "how lovely you look tonight".
One got to the matter at hand
in short order.
Each captive seaman was then given
100 lashes with the cat...
- ...spread-eagled on the rigging.
- My dear Captain Blythe.
They didn't last long
in those latitudes, I can tell you.
In no time at all, they were bloated
carrion for the birds of prey.
Do have some of
the green turtle soup, Mrs. Purkiss.
It's the chef's specialty.
Well, they'd no sooner
broken out the grog...
...when the entire Spanish Armada
was closing on them.
- Everything looks so tempting.
- Yes, doesn't it?
They were met with fierce resistance
as they clambered aboard.
It was parry and thrust.
Thrust and parry!
- Oh, permit me.
- Thank you.
Anyone else?
Where was I? Well,
the deck was awash with blood.
What are you gonna have?
I think I'll have that captain
on a bed of roses.
A blast of grapeshot
might sweep the deck clean.
Aunt Louise, you're incorrigible.
I know.
I've never regretted a moment of it.
Right this way, gentlemen.
Well, my goodness,
what a pleasant surprise.
Two handsome young gentlemen as our
dining companions. I'm Louise Trent.
- Davey Johns.
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