Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco Page #6

Synopsis: Shadow, Sassy and Chance are back! It's been three years since their trek through the woods and over the mountains. Now the family lives in San Fransisco and they're taking a vacation in Canada. Only problem, the pets escape from the airport while being put in the cargo area of the plane. Now their family is in Canada and the pets are all alone in San Fransisco. They meet scruffy bully dogs and a gang of rebel dogs all abandoned and have started their own group. Also looking for them is a "Blood Red Van" driven by bumbling dog catchers. Also Chance meets a girl dog and it's love at first bite.
Director(s): David R. Ellis
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.9
Rotten Tomatoes:
53%
G
Year:
1996
89 min
835 Views


And for a human? It|doesn't make any sense.

Tucker! Where are you?

I've gotta heIp him. Oh, my.

- Now the cat's going in. -|What's wrong with these pets?

Sassy to the rescue. What am I doing?

Watch out! Live wire!|North side! Live wire!

Shadow?

- Tucker! - Mommy! - Don't be afraid.

I'm here to heIp you. See?

AII right, Iook. Look, Tucker.

Tucker, I'm your friend.

You're safe with me.

- That's it. Hurry! - Mommy!

- He's out! Tucker! -|Stay back! Stay back!

He's out! The boy's|out! CIear the house!

CIear the house!

- Okay. - He's got him. He's okay!

Okay. I need two Iines on the porch!

I need two Iines on the porch now!

- Are you okay? - Oh,|sweetie. - Tiger's in there.

- Forget it, man. It's gone!|- Dump it in! Dump it in!

Shadow, over here!

Yo, Shadow. You the dog! You the dog!

Yeah, you're pretty brave.|I mean, for a-a-a-a pet.

Brave, huh? Let me ask you something.

- You think a human wouId've done|that for you? - My boy Peter wouId.

Hey, you're, uh, cat|friend's stiII in there.

I mean, uh, I sure|hope, she's, uh, okay.

Sassy's inside?

Okay, bring that up! Yeah, bring it up!

Somebody pIease get this IittIe|pipsqueak out of my mouth.

- Tiger! - I'm singed, and|I smeII Iike an ashtray.

- Tiger! - She made it! She's out!

Whoa, that is one bad cat!

- Thanks, kitty. -" Thanks" ? That's it?

No tuna? No miIk? No catnip?

- Thank goodness. - You saved Tiger.

- Sassy, you amaze me. - Hey, I'm a cat.

And you saved my Iife. Thanks.

You're weIcome, Tucker.

A dog is a boy's best friend.

Come on, Sassy! Let's go.

Where are you going?

Maybe they're going home, son.

Hey, you guys, you're aII right.

WeII, Iet's head on home, gang. You know,|you two are weIcome to hang with us.

Uh, gee, are you sure pets are aIIowed?

I think this time we|can make an exception.

WeII, this is it. Home, sweet home.

Hey, it's nothing fancy, but the|price is right and nobody bothers us.

- So you guys can stay as Iong|as you Iike. - Thanks, RiIey.

- You're very kind. -|Right. If he's so kind,

why doesn't he heIp us find that bridge?

We can't Ieave untiI we find Chance.

- Why not? - You know you miss him.

Okay, I miss his stupid|jokes and his stupid face...

and his stupid stupidness.

Oh, Sassy, stop it.

And I'm stupidIy starting|to worry about him.

- What-- What in the worId is|going on-- - Ooh! Check it out.

Chance and DeIiIah sniffing at a tree

- K-I-S-S-- - ChiII out,|SIedge. - Hey, guys.

- Where you been? -|Chance! - Let me at him.

I'm gonna use his nose|as a scratch post.

- We've Iooked everywhere|for you. - WeII, here I am.

Ew! And they were probabIy|kissing and stuff. Gross!

Dee, you go, girI! Looks|Iike he got it goin' on.

No way! He's aII b-b-b-b--|b-b-b-- b-b-b-- b-b-b-bark...

- and no b-b-b-b-b-- - Oh, here we go.

- b-b-b-- b-b-b-- b-b-b-- - Bite, fooI.

- ExactIy. - But, DeIiIah,|I thought-- What about me?

- Who are you? - I'm her--|I mean, I was gonna be her--

Aw, Bando, face it. You ain't|nothin' but a hound dog.

Bando, I toId you, you|and I are just friends.

Huh? But, DeIiIah--

- What? Catch a cIue,|Opie. - Why, you IittIe--

- Maybe someone shouId take you for|a waIk, paI. - Bando, knock it off!

Ah, sorry, RiIey. I wasn't|tryin' to start somethin'.

I'm done. I'm caIm.

Stupid Iost dog comes aIong|trying to steaI my woman.

- Home wrecker. - What's up with this,|girI? I know you can't be serious.

-But, RiIey-- -But nothing,|DeIiIah. The dude's a pet.

- What's that supposed to mean? - Come|on, Chance. We don't need to take this.

I shouId've known they|wouIdn't understand.

- Shadow, we got us a probIem. - Yep.

Oh, that RiIey's got a Iot of nerve.

I mean, I can't beIieve|he caIIed you a pet.

But I am a pet.

Yeah, but I-- I know|you're more than that.

I mean-- I mean, Iook how much fun|you've been having today in the city.

- It's-- It's aImost Iike|you're-- - Like what?

Like you're a naturaI, a city dog.

- Yeah, I feeI that too. - We had fun|today. We couId have fun tomorrow.

Tomorrow's wide open for me.

- So that's a yes? - TotaIIy.

Oh, wow, DeIiIah, this|is gonna be great.

You and me, together in|the city. Forget about it.

- Oh, but-- - What? What's wrong?

- WeII, it's Jamie. - What about him?

If I stay here, what's|gonna happen to him?

You said yourseIf he hasn't|had time for you IateIy.

WeII, yeah, but I|stiII kind of miss him.

WeII, I can't teII you|what to do, Chance.

AII I know is I never reaIIy|feIt this way before.

Me either. I wanted to say|the same thing to you aII day,

but then I thought you'd Iaugh at me,|and then I'd reaIIy feeI Iike a dork.

- Geez, you are Iaughing at me.|- No, I'm Iaughing with you.

I knew that.

Okay. Thanks.

Due to the weather conditions,|aII arrivaIs and departures...

are indefiniteIy deIayed.

Thank you for your patience.

Okay, Mom, Iet's just say|I was worried about Chance.

Think I'II ever see him again?

Oh, honey, they found|their way home once before.

They can do it again.

I hope so.

I'm reaIIy sorry for being|such a big jerk IateIy.

- Oh! Go to sIeep, sweetie. - Okay.

We'II be home soon.

Oh, a bath! A faciaI!

- A dog? Oh! - Huh?

You're the ugIiest thing I've ever seen.

Yeah? WeII, that's not what|you said Iast night, toots.

Oh, I feeI faint. Ugh!

He-- Hey, DeIiIah, get a Ioad|of that. It's a doughnut!

It's a big rubber do--|No, it's a throne!

It's the doughnut throne!|Hey, I'm the doughnut king!

Yo, this brother's trippin'.|He's kinda cute, though.

Give me your-- your gIazed, your|jeIIy, your cinnamon cruIIers,

- yearning to be dunked, eaten-- -|Shadow, what you did back at that fire,

weII, that was pretty righteous, man.

So, if humans mean that much to you,|I'II take you out to the bridge.

That's great, RiIey.

Now I just have to get|Chance to come aIong.

I was wrong. This isn't a throne.|It's the worId's biggest chew toy.

- Chance, we shouId probabIy|head back in. - Heads up!

Air raid, 2:
00!

DeIiIah, cover my wing!|Assume attack formation.

Take that! Ha! Whoa, spoiIs of war!

DeIiIah, come here. Get your share.

- HeIIo, DeIiIah. - Oh, hi.

- I need to taIk to|you about Chance. - Oh?

He's not Iike you. He's not|Iike any of the other strays.

- Yeah, I know he's different.|- You have to Iet him go.

Let him go? What are you taIking about?

He doesn't have what it takes to survive|in the city. Everything's a game to him.

- But I can take care of him. -|This is a dangerous pIace, DeIiIah.

You won't aIways be abIe|to be there for him.

You know, you're starting to sound Iike|RiIey. I said, I can take care of him.

WeII, I hope you're right, for his sake.

You know, you couId've been a contender,|but Iook at you. You're a bag of trash.

You're a disgrace.|Ding, ding, ding, ding!

And at the start of round two, the|garbage is starting to fight back.

Chance is up against the ropes,|but he ducks. He gives a Ieft!

What are you doing?

- He won't Iet go! - Oh,|no! It's the bIood-red van!

- Chance, come on. - Everybody run!

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