Hercules Page #5

Synopsis: Hercules, son of the Greek God, Zeus, is turned into a half-god, half-mortal by evil Hades, God of the Underworld, who plans to overthrow Zeus. Hercules is raised on Earth and retains his god-like strength, but when he discovers his immortal heritage Zeus tells him that to return to Mount Olympus he must become a true hero. Hercules becomes a famous hero with the help of his friend Pegasus and his personal trainer, Phil the satyr. Hercules battles monsters, Hades and the Titans, but it is his self-sacrifice to rescue his love Meg which makes him a true hero.
Production: Buena Vista Internationa
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 9 wins & 15 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.3
Metacritic:
74
Rotten Tomatoes:
83%
G
Year:
1997
93 min
7,792 Views


grappled with the Gorgon.

Just like Phil told me.|I analysed the situation...

controlled my strength|and kicked.

The crowds went wild!

- Thank you. Thank you.|- Hah!

You're doing great, son.|You're doing your old man proud.

I'm glad to hear you|say that, Father.

I've been waiting|for this day a long time.

Hmm. What day is that, son?

The day I rejoin the gods.

You've done wonderfully.|You really have, my boy.

You're just not there yet.

You haven't proven yourself|a true hero.

But, Father, I've beaten every|single monster I've come up against.

I-I'm-I'm the most famous person|in all of Greece.

I'm-I-I'm an action figure!

I'm afraid being famous|isn't the same...

as being a true hero.

What more can I do?

It's something you have|to discover for yourself.

- But how can I...|- Look inside your heart.

Father, wait!

On your left|is Hercules' villa.

Our next stop|is the Pecs and Flex Gift Shop...

where you can pick up the great hero's|30-minute workout scroll...

"Buns of Bronze".

At 1:
00, you got a meeting|with King Augeas.

He's got a problem|with his stables.

I'd advise you|not to wear your new sandals.

- Phil.|- I told you, don't move!

DGR, the Daughters|of the Greek Revolution.

- At 3:
00, you gotta get a girdle|from some Amazons.|- Phil.

Phil, what's the point?

That's it!

Keep your toga on, pal.

Yuck! What do you mean,|"What's the point?"

You wanna go to Olympus,|don't ya?

Yeah, but this stuff doesn't seem|to be getting me anywhere.

You can't give up now.|I'm countin' on ya.

I gave this everything I had.

Listen to me, kid.|I seen 'em all.

And I am tellin' you...|and this is the honest-to-Zeus truth...

you got somethin'|I never seen before.

- Really?|- I can feel it...

right down in these stubby|bowlegs of mine.

There is nothin'|you can't do, kid.

- It's him!|- Hey, watch it!

- Watch it! Watch...|- I touched his elbow!

- Hey, girls!|- I got his sweatband!

Phil, help!

- Okay. Escape plan: beta.|- Gotcha.

- Hey! Where is he?|- There he goes! On the veranda!

Whoa!

Let's see. What could be behind|curtain number one?

Meg!

It's all right.|The sea of raging hormones has ebbed.

Gee, i-i-it's|great to see you.

I-I-I missed you.

So this is what heroes do|on their days off.

Nah. I'm no hero.

Sure ya are.|everybody in Greece...

thinks you're the greatest thing|since they put the pocket in pita.

I know, it's... it's crazy. You know, I|can't go anywhere without being mobbed.

- I mean...|- You sound like you could use a break.

Think your nanny goat would go berserk|if you played hookey this afternoon?

Oh, gee, I-I don't know. Uh, Phil's got|the rest of the day pretty much booked.

Ah, Phil, schmill.

Just follow me out the window,|round the dumbbells.

You lift up the back wall|and we're gone.

Wow. What a day.

First that restaurant by the bay.

And then that, that play,|that, that, that Oedipus thing.

Man! I thought I had problems.

- Psst! Stop foolin' around.|- Yeah. Get the goods, sister.

I didn't know that playing hookey|could be so much fun.

Yeah, neither did I.

- Thanks, Meg.|- Oh.

Don't thank me just yet.

- Oh!|- Oop. Careful.

sorry. Weak ankles.

Oh, yeah? Well, maybe you better|sit down for a while.

So, uh, do you|have any problems...

with things like this?

- Uh...|- Weak ankles, I mean.

Oh, uh, no, not really.

No weaknesses whatsoever?

- No trick knee?|- Uh...

Ruptured disks?

No. I'm, I'm, I'm afraid|I'm, uh, fit as a fiddle.

- Wonderboy, you are perfect.|- Thanks.

Whoops!

It looks better that way.

No, it really does.

You know, when, when I was a kid...

I, I would have given anything to be|exactly like everybody else.

You wanted to be|petty and dishonest?

- everybody's not like that.|- Yes, they are.

- You're not like that.|- How do you know what I'm like?

All I know is...

you're the most amazing person with|weak ankles I've ever met.

Oh!

Meg, when I'm with you...

I-I don't feel so alone.

Sometimes it's better|to be alone.

- What do you mean?|- Nobody can hurt you.

Meg? I would never ever hurt you.

And I don't wanna|hurt you, so...

let's both do|ourselves a favour and...

stop this before we...

All right! Break it up!|Break it up! Party's over!

- I've been lookin' all over this town!|- Calm down, mutton man.

- It was all my fault.|- You're already on my list, sister!

So don't make it worse!

And as for you, ya bum,|you're gonna go to the stadium...

and you're gonna be put through|the workout of your life!

- Now get on the horse.|- Okay, okay.

- I'm sorry.|- Ah, he'll get over it.

Move! Move, move,|move, move, move! Move!

Hey, watch it. Watch it.|Watch it.

Keep your goo-goo eyes on the...

That's it. Next time, I drive.

Oh, what's the matter with me?

You'd think a girl would learn.

If there's a prize|for rotten judgment

I guess I've already won that

No man is worth the aggravation

That's ancient history|Been there, done that

Who do ya think you're kidding|He's the earth and heaven toya

Try to keep it hidden|Honey, we can see right through ya

- Oh, no|- Girl, you can't conceal it

We know how you feel|and who you're thinkin' of

Oh, no chance, no way|I won't say it, no, no

You swoon, you sigh|Why deny it, uh-oh

It's too cliche|I won't say I'm in love

Shoo-doo, shoo-doo|Oo-oo-oo

I thought my heart|had learned its lesson

It feels so good|when you start out

- Ah|- My head is screaming, get a grip, girl

Unless you're dyin'|to cry your heart out, oh

You keep on denyin ' who you are|and how you're feelin'

Baby, we're not buyin'|Hon, we saw you hit the ceilin'

Face it like a grown up|When you gonna own up that you

- Got|- Got|- Got it bad

Oh, no chance, no way|I won't say it, no, no

- Give up, but give in|- Check the grin, you're in love

This scene won't play|I won't say I'm in love

You're doin 'flips, read our lips|You're in love

- Shoo-doo, shoo-doo|- You're way off base

- I won't say it|- She won't say love

Get off my case|I won't say it

Girl, don't be proud|It's okay, you're in love

Oh

At least out loud

I won't say I'm in

- Love|- Shoo-doo, shoo-doo, shoo-doo

Shoo-doo|Sha-la-la-la-la-la-la

Ha

Hey, what's the buzz, huh, Meg?

What is the weak link|in Wonderboy's chain?

-Get yourself another girl. I'm through.|-I'm sorry. You mind runnin'|that by me again?

I must have had a chunk of brimstone|wedged in my ear or something.

Then read my lips! Forget it.

Meg, Meg, Meg,|my sweet deluded little minion.

Aren't we forgetting one teensy-weensy,|but ever so crucial little, tiny detail?

I own you!

- Oh, oh, I got another horn here.|- You work for me.

That kid's gonna be|doin' laps for a month.

If I say, "Sing",|you say, "Hey, name that tune".

If I say, "l want Wonderboy's head|on a platter", you say...

Medium or well done?

Oh! I knew that dame was trouble.|This is gonna break the kid's heart.

- I'll work on that.|- I'm sorry. You hear that sound?

That's the sound of your freedom|fluttering out the window forever.

I don't care.|I'm not gonna help you hurt him.

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Ron Clements

​From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Ronald Francis "Ron" Clements (born April 25, 1953) is an American animation director and producer. He is one half of America's leading contemporary animation team with John Musker. more…

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