Homeward Bound II: Lost in San Francisco Page #7

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
838 Views


Quick, hide!

Hurry! Upstairs!

Uh-oh.

Mmm! Wow, that was|worth fighting for. Mmm.

Chance? Guys, is Chance up here? Oh, no!

Shadow, those men are gonna get Chance.

Wait a minute. Do I|smeII a cheeseburger?

AII right, come out with your buns up.

- AII right, Jack, here|it is. - Oh, no, RaIph.

- This is your moment|in the spotIight. - Me?

- Yes, you. - I don't know.

Just Iook at him, RaIph. A big, juicy|cherry just waiting to be pIucked.

- Turn around. Turn around! - I'm so|sorry. I thought he was right behind me.

- Chance, run. - He's a goner.

Where is it? Hey!

- Hey, buddy. - Who are you guys?

Wanna go on a ride? Wanna go|on a ride with us, doggy?

We got a Iot of nice|other dogs in there.

- Ah, big boy has the burger.|- And they caIIed me stupid.

- Jack, this ain't workin'.|- Shh! Stay. Stay.

- What a handsome young|man we are. - Who?

- Yes, I'm taIkin' to you. - Me?

Is our young man hungry today?

Can we interest him in|a IittIe snackie-poo?

Oh, a cheeseburger!

Oh, Iemme at it! Lemme at it!

Hey, hey, hey, hey! What are you doin'?

- Let's go! - Hurry!

Throw him in the back with the rest|of 'em and Iet's get outta here.

Hey, you know, this isn't|funny anymore. Shadow!

- Shadow! - HoId on,|Chance. We're comin' for ya.

Lemme at 'em. Lemme at 'em!

- Move, move, move! -|Got a Iive one here.

- Come on. Here we go. - Get|him. Get him. - Look, you guys.

Wh-Whoever you are, I think|you got the wrong dog.

I-I'm somebody's pet! I got a|home! Where are you taking me?

- Stay in there, you|guys. - Not the bad pIace!

Chance, pIease hang on.

Wait a minute. Stop!|Don't put me in there!

- I don't wanna go in there! - There|we go. Come on. Up. There we go.

Get in there, you.

Ow! Ow! HeIp! Somebody, heIp!

I don't wanna go! HeIp! Lemme out! HeIp!

- I don't think we're gonna|make it! - We wiII. We have to.

Shadow! DeIiIah! HeIp!

They've got him! Oh, Shadow,|I shouId've Iistened to you.

- Shadow! - Come on, posse.|We'II cut 'em off at the pass.

Okay, everybody, Iisten up. We can stop 'em,|but we got to figure a way to get Chance out.

Uh, excuse me, but the cat has a pIan.

You know where you're goin', don't ya?

You're goin' to the Iab, my friend.

They're gonna wire you up Iike|a freakin' Christmas tree.

What's goin' on?

You'd aImost think they're tryin'|t-- tryin' to stop us here.

- Heh! I'd Iike to see 'em|try. - Okay, get ready, Sassy.

Shadow, I was born ready.

Run 'em over.

Jack.

Jack, that's about another hundred|doIIars worth of dog out there.

Don't you understand what's|happening here, RaIph?

- They're turnin' against us. - What?

We gotta show 'em who's boss.

We gotta run 'em down|Iike the dogs they are.

Jack, I ca-- I can't do that.

Show 'em, RaIph! Show 'em who's boss!

Jack, get ahoId of yourseIf!

HoId your ground! Don't move!

Scaring me!

Jack! Jack!

- They're nuts! - Everybody, stay!

- Uh-oh. - Steady.

- Run 'em over. FIatten|'em, RaIph! - Jack! Jack!

Jack! Jack!

- Scatter! - Chance!

PuII yourseI-- Oh!

- DeIiIah, move! - Get off! Stop it!

- My paw. - DeIiIah?

You hurt DeIiIah?

AII right, now it's personaI!

- Okay, Sassy, now. -|It's Kung Fu Kitty. Meow!

Bad human! Bad human!

I'II rip you Iimb from|Iimb, you fussin', rustIin',

- Ow, ow, ow, ow! - bad-tastin',|dognappin' scaIIawag!

- Let's go! - Whoa, whoa, whoa!

- Now! - Let's get 'em! -|Yo, I got dibs on chubby!

- I don't want this job anymore,|Jack. - Stay. Stay, doggies.

- Nice, nice doggies. - Hey, buddy.

Whoo-hoo! Chance!

Sassy! I've never been|happier to see you.

- PIease? - Show them your teeth.

- They hate that. - How's this?

Nice doggy. Nice doggy.

- Go! - I got this one,|RiIey! - This one's mine.

Yeah, you better run,|'cause I'm on your heeIs.

- Hey! - I got you, chump!|You goin' down! Uh!

- Where you goin'?|Check this out. - Hey!

That's what I caII a mouthfuI!

- Nobody takes dogs from Mr.|RiIey's neighborhood. - Get off!

- Hey, get off! Get off! Hey! - Not so|tough now, are you, Mr. BIood-Red Van!

Before I set you free, say it.

Not in front of the|guys. Okay, cats ruIe.

- I can't hear you. -|AII right. Cats ruIe!

- Back off, you-- Back off!|- Hey, SIedge, havin' fun?

Oh, you know it! We shouId've|done this a Iong time ago! Unh!

Bingo. Going down.|PIease watch your step,

and thank you for choosing|the bIood-red van.

We are outta here! Okay!

Hey, you guys know I was kidding.|I don't reaIIy think cats ruIe.

- Bad dog! Bad dog! Bad dog!|- Hey, guys, have a bite.

- Let's get outta here! - Get off!

Whoo-hoo-hoo! Yes! We're|taIkin' payback time, baby.

Run, RaIph! Run!

No!

-Ow! Down, boy! Down! Down,|boy! -Hey, get down! Aah!

Time to get rid of this thing for good!

Yee-haw!

- That was sIick, hound!|- Yeah, Bando, way to go!

BeautifuI! BeautifuI, Bando.

- There it goes. -|See ya, bIood-red van.

Hey, gang, we did ourseIves proud today.

- Go on, get outta here!|- Hasta Ia vista, baby.

- DeIiIah, how's your paw?|- Oh, it's fine, Bando.

- Thanks. - What? What|happened to your paw?

You hush up. You nearIy got us|kiIIed. Why don't you beat it?

- Beat it? - Oh, Chance, he's right.|You don't beIong here in the city.

- DeIiIah, what are you saying?|- It was fun whiIe it Iasted.

- Mm-hmm. - But Iet's|face it. Y-You're a pet.

What? You're not serious.

She is serious, about me. So get Iost.

I don't beIieve this.

Good-bye, DeIiIah.

Chance, wait!

Just Ieave me aIone, oId-timer.

I don't need you, or Sassy, or her.

I don't need anybody. I'm outta here.

You had to Iet him go. It|was the best thing to do.

Yeah? Then why do I feeI so bad?

I'd aIways heard Iove hurts.

I never knew it couId hurt this much.

It was Iike getting a bath, missing|dinner and going to the vet...

aII roIIed into one.

I teII you, I was one sad puppy.

Sorry, Shadow. I had the whoIe|gang out Iookin' for him.

The dog is just not around. But if you want|to go to the bridge, we have to Ieave now.

But I just can't Ieave him here.

But, Shadow, we can't just|keep staying here either.

- Think about Hope. Think about|Peter. - WeII, I do miss Peter.

- Is that a yes? - BeIieve me, that's|as cIose to a yes as you'II ever get.

Okay, then, Iet's shake some booty!

As James Brown wouId say, we're|headin' to the bridge, hey!

Good-bye, DeIiIah. I'm sorry.

- Come on, you two, keep it moving.|- Pick it up a IittIe, Sassy.

Oh, do you think he even|knows where the bridge is?

He knows. He said we'd|be there by sunup.

If you can't find the bridge from here,|weII, you're in more troubIe than I thought.

I guess we can find it, RiIey.

So, this is it.

No, reaIIy? You mean, you're not|gonna visit the city every weekend?

Oh, I've had enough|city Iife, thank you.

WeII, if you're ever in the|neighborhood, drop by, but do caII first.

- Good-bye, RiIey. - So Iong, Sassy.

- You know, she's kinda fine for|a feIine. - Uh-huh! You know it!

Bye, RiIey. Wait up, Sassy!

Yo! House pet.

I'II keep in mind what|you said, about humans.

RiIey, you're aII right.

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