Jetsons: The Movie Page #4

Synopsis: The Jetsons have made their film debut in a film about family, friends, and all that stuff. George's tightwad boss, Mr. Spacely, is determined to get his remote factor on his ore asteroid miles away to make 1,000,000 sprocketts, but all the vice-presidents sent to run it have disappeared for some reason, so Mr. Spacely must find someone else to run it: it would have to be someone mighty brave, and mighty stupid. So who does he pick? George Jetson. So George packs up his family: Jane, his sensible and loving wife; Judy- his rebellious teenage daughter who's gotten a new boyfriend: a super galactical rock star; Elroy- basketball champ who's losing faith in his father; and Rosie, his sassy maid. So while Judy meets another boy and enjoys a huge shopping mall, George sets off to work with his new friend, a robot foreman named Rudy 2. The factory is soon sabotaged on opening day, so George intends to investigate and disappears. So it's up to Elroy and his new friends to rescue George. Along
Production: MCA Universal Home Video
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.5
Rotten Tomatoes:
27%
G
Year:
1990
82 min
2,021 Views


Another little glitch, eh?

- Yes, sir.

- I think I know what the glitch is.

- And I'm looking at him!

- [swallows]

Gertrude, this is an emergency.

Book me on the next cheap flight

to the asteroid.

May I get you anything?

Don't give those guys

any more doughnuts.

[puttering]

[guitar strumming]

I didn't know the Galleria

had any place like this.

It's metagalactical!

No, don't!

- You all right?

- Uh-huh, I think.

[chuckling]

- This as all a hologram.

- Wow.

It looks so real.

You can punch up all kinds

of make-believe scenery.

It's beautiful.

[strums guitar]

That song you're playing,

is that the one you sent to me?

Yeah, do you remember the words?

Uh, I think so.

[Tiffany:
You and Me]

- That was great!

- Thanks.

My boyfriend back home

was a musician too.

- Uh, my former boyfriend.

- Well, isn't this a small galaxy.

[doorbell rings]

Mr J!

Don't say a word.

- Poor Mr J.

- All he needs is a good night's sleep.

Or a chiropractor.

oh, I had no idea being

a vice president could be so dangerous.

There's something going on, George.

The two sprocket lockers were unscrewed

from the locked sprocket sockets.

- Say that again.

- [Rudy 2] I can't.

You mean these weren't accidents?

- No, they were a warning.

- A what?

A warning. To close down the plant.

I might as well tell you.

We've been getting them

since the plant opened.

it's why Spacely's gone

through four vice presidents.

- Four?

- They all had accidents just like this

- then left.

- Well, I'm not leaving.

George Jetson

doesn't scare that easily.

Someone's sneaking in at night

and fouling things up.

So that means we've got to

go back tonight and keep watch.

- Good luck, George.

- Huh?

I'm sorry, George. I like you,

but I've got to think about my family.

- I've got three oil spouts to fill.

- I understand, Rudy.

This is a job

for a vice president, anyway.

George Jetson is mad,

and he's not gonna take it anymore.

Ohh!

Dad needs help.

Tonight, I'll help him sole

the mystery of those accidents.

All I need is my detecto kit.

And me.

No, Teddy 2.

I can't ask you to help.

Well, you helped me.

Besides, you don't even know

the layout of the plant. I'm going.

Great! Me too. [sniffing]

No, Astro. Not you too.

And not you, either, Fergie.

Ohh!

- Why not?

- Yeah, why not?

Why not?

Because Mom needs you here.

- You've got to look after her.

- Right!

OK. Then as soon as it gets dark,

we sneak out the back,

then we'll go down to the plant,

and we'll use my detecto kit.

All right, vandals. Now you've got

George Jetson to deal with.

- [crashing]

- [gasps]

[clattering]

I'll be waitin' for 'em,

eyes and ears open,

coiled like a tiget, ready to spring.

[snoring]

[gibbering]

[gibbering continues]

All clear.

George? George?

I just wanted to make sure you were OK.

Hmm.

[male voice on TV]

Oh, Galaxina, just because I'm a robot

doesn't mean we

can't have children.

[sobbing]

[narrator on TV] Will Galaxina

pull the plug on her romance?

[wailing]

[narrator on TV] Tune in tomorrow

for another episode of All My Androids.

Rosie, be careful.

You'll rust up again.

[doorbell rings]

- Mrs Jetson, did George come home?

- [weepily] No, he's at the plant.

No, he's not. I was just there.

He's... he's disappeared.

Disappeared? [gasps]

Oh, no! Elroy and Teddy 2!

[gasps] Oh, on! Elroy!

- Where could those kids have gone?

- [Astro] Elroy detective.

Detective? Elroy's playing detective?

Where?

Oh, on! The plant!

Is that where he's gone?

- Right! With Teddy 2!

- With Teddy 2!

You sure? I didn't see them there,

and the plant's all locked up.

I don't know how they'd get in.

I didn't remember the vent was so high.

- My detecto kit has a rope.

- [laughing] Rope?

Grad my ankles.

I'll show you my elevator.

Wow!

Going up! Going in!

[Shane Sutton:
First Time in Love]

- [fake coughing on monitor] Excuse me.

- Mother?

I'm sorry, but you know I wouldn't call

if it weren't important.

- Is Elroy with you?

- Elroy? No.

He and Teddy have wandered off.

I need you to help me find them.

Search the mall, search the school.

They might be at the plant.

- Now?

- Now.

[groaning]

I knew you'd understand.

[gibbering]

[Teddy 2] The light switch

is over here somewhere.

[gnawing]

[zapping]

What was that noise?

[Elroy] Here's the light switch.

[rattling]

- There's that noise.

- It came from over here.

- There it is again.

- I'll get some fingerprint powder.

I wonder where Dad is.

Hey! Where's my kit?

Huh? What's going on?

Ready, set, go!

- Fergie!

- Gotcha!

Grungee!

- Grungee?

- Ooh.

Aw, Grungee.

How do you know what he is, Fergie?

Fergie, Grungees play.

Squeep!

- Squeep? And you play with them?

- Uh-huh.

- Squeep.

- Squeep.

So it's you little guys

causing the accidents.

Trying to shut down the plant

and get my father fired.

- Well, wait'll he hears about...

- [speaking foreigh language]

[making sound effects]

[whimpering]

I'm programmed for most languages

and I can tell you the Grungee community

is not very happy with

what we're doing here.

What are we doing here?

He says we've been

destroying their town.

My dad? No way!

I want to see for myself.

[speaking foreign language]

[speaking foreign language]

[Judy] Elroy Jetson,

hold it right there!

Well, well, look what we've got here.

Elroy, you're coming home

with me right...

hey, what's that cute little guy?

- That's Squeep.

- I believe we've solved the mystery.

He's the reason

the plant's being sabotaged.

Come with us. Will you, guys?

I've got a feeling

we're gonna need your help.

Teddy, are you programmed to be scared?

- No.

- [Elroy] I am.

Come on, follow me.

Come on, come on.

- Gee, I don't know about this.

- Yeah. Where are we anyway?

Yike! Ahh!

[both scream]

Shh.

- Wow!

- Hello? Anyone, hello?

[all muttering]

Hey!

- Look at these little guys.

- Yeah, they're great.

They're so cute.

[speaking foreigh language]

Oh, on.

What are we doing?

- We're desrtoying their homes.

- [sniffling]

[sputtering]

[birping]

Is everything all right back here?

Oh, what a way to fly.

- Elroy!

- Teddy!

George!

[sniffing]

Elroy! George!

Are they down there?

There, down there.

How awful, you poor thing.

We've got to do something.

But what?

Really don't like the looks of this.

Are you sure they're down there, Astro?

Right. [gulps] I hope so.

We'll just get Dad

to shut down the plant.

He can't do that. It's his job.

And my dad's too.

[Astro barking]

[Grungees screaming]

- Astro!

- Elroy!

But where's Mom? You're supposed

to be looking after mom.

Right here, son. And you've got

a lot of explaining to do.

Are you all right, Mrs J? [echoing]

I'm fine. I found everybody. [echoing]

Except George. [echoing]

[sniffing]

George? George!

[muffled yelling]

George?

Oh, George! I love you, George!

- Dad. Dad.

- George! What happened?

[muffled talking]

[grunting]

- Are you all right, Dad?

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