Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius

Synopsis: Jimmy Neutron is a boy genius and way ahead of his friends, but when it comes to being cool, he's a little behind. All until one day when his parents, and parents all over Earth are kidnapped by aliens, it's up to him to lead all the children of the world to rescue their parents.
Director(s): John A. Davis
Production: Paramount Pictures
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 5 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Metacritic:
65
Rotten Tomatoes:
75%
G
Year:
2001
82 min
$80,865,848
Website
2,430 Views


you better have | a look at this, sir.

- Commercial flight. | - No. Too fast, sir.

- One of our own? | - Air Force has nothing scheduled.

We've got ourselves a bogie.

Orange Leader to Delta Group. | Anticipate visual contact...

now.

Holy cow pie!.

Hi! Nice antiques.

Gotta blast!

Fusion mix stable, engine cycling | at one million gigajoules.

Cool! We didn't blow up.

Great! Jimmy, I think | they want us to pull over.

Nope. No time for that, Carl. | Stand by with the satellite.

Okay. What do I do again?.

you're the deployment system, Carl.

As soon as we clear the atmosphere, | you just throw it.

- Right. | - Prepare to leave the atmosphere!

Sorry about the toast, dear. | I had to make it in the oven.

- I can't find our toaster anywhere. | - Oh, looky!

Well, this oven toast | is brilliant, sugar booger.

And youryolks are | absolutely perfect too.

Oh, run away with me, my love.

We'll take my car. your transmission | needs a new compression cuff.

Whatever. Ooh, this is a good one. | Quack, quack.

Would you try calling Jimmy? | He's going to miss the bus again.

Jimmy! Breakfast! | Time to come down!

Down. down. down. down. down. quackk | Down. down. down. down. down. quackk

Up, up, up!

Engaging pulse rockets now!

- No! | - Now?

Is this supposed to happen?

Come on. thinkk. thinkk. thinkk!

Brain blast!

Give me your lunch!

Thanks, boy.

Don't try that at home.

Must engage stabilizers!

Now just a quick stop at my house.

I don't know, Jimmy. I gotta get to | school on time. Besides, you pro--

- Right. Gotcha. | - I didn't mean--

See you in homeroom!

Fasten your seat belt, Goddard. | It's gonna be a bumpy ride!

Well, what do you know. | The chimney fell off again.

That wasn't so bad, huh?

James Isaac Neutron!

I see you up there.

How many times have we told you | not to launch yourself off the roof?

Probably nine. | Exactly nine.

They say repetition is good | for a developing brain.

Then just what | do you thinkyou're doing?

I received a message from space but | it was garbled in the ionosphere...

so I had to launch a communications | toaster-- I mean satellite.

Well, message from space? Wow!

Don't encourage him, Hugh.

Jimmy, we've repeatedly told you | not to talk to strangers.

Mom, I'm on the verge of contact | with an advanced alien civilization.

I don't care how advanced | they say they are,Jimmy.

If your father and I haven't | met them, they're strangers, right?

Well, except for policemen. | They're there to help you.

Oh, you gotta admit | that is pretty neat!

But very unsafe, honey. | That's bad.

Deactivate pants!

Engage Gingivitis 2000.

Robo-Barber prototype, engage!

On-line.

Ta-da.

You rockk.

You go. girl.

Shoe-bot!

- Oh. | - Sorry.

Bye, Goddard!

- Wait! I'm here! | - Good-bye, son! Have a good day!

Oh, Goddard! | Not on the porch!

Hey! Hey, wait!

Seems like the perfect opportunity | to try out the bubble gum mobile!

No,Jimmy, don't try it! | It's too soon.

Nonsense! All great inventions | need a test run.

All right!

- Right here! | - Look! Neutron's got another one.

Nice invention, "Nerdtron."

Too bad somebody already | invented the bus.

Hey, guys! | I've got it down this time.

Internal combustion | is such old science.

Bubble travel is the way | of the future!

I guess trees are, like, the brakes?

Hello.Jimmy!

Oh, Carl.

Careful! Careful!

Thanks.

That's what I'm here for.

- What a day, huh? | - Look at the bright side, Carl:

The worst is behind us.

And my fossil-to-chromosome ratios | clearly demonstrate...

that female dinosaurs, | like this plesiosaurus...

were the stronger | and smarter of their species.

But, so, what else is new?

After class, I'll be happy | to demonstrate how boy dinosaurs...

got their butts kicked by | girl dinosaurs on a regular basis.

Excuse me, but the mandible crest | of Cindy's alleged plesiosaur...

is actually that | of a male megalosaur...

as defined by last week's | World Congress of Paleontologists.

Those findings were inconclusive, | and you know it, Neutron!

Miss Fowl, what is the standard | for research...

on these extra-credit reports?

Um, yes, well, um--

Let's move along | to show-and-tell now, shall we?

This is UltraLord!

Sheen...

this is the seventh week in a row | you've shown UltraLord in class.

Miss Fowl, this one is different.

This Purple Vengeance version with | power fists and nuclear knees...

is in rare, | never-been-seen condition...

making it highly collectible.

Never-been-seen, huh? Then how | do you know it's even in there?

Hey,Jimmy. | Wanna see a frog?

That looks great!

Thanks. What are you drawing?

FlyCycle modifications | for Goddard, second prototype.

Prototype, huh?

Oh, well, you know, | that looks good too.

- Thanks, Carl. | - Carl!

Would you please share with us | your show-and-tell?

Oh, okay.

This is my inhaler.

It provides fast-acting relief | of bronchial swelling...

due to asthma or allergies.

One touch of the button, and--

I can't see!

Thankyou, Carl.

All right, next we have--

Nick!

yes, Nick.

you are a tad tardy again!

Oh, my. Am I?

It took me a while to copy my mom's | handwriting for this late note.

your show-and-tell, please.

How's it goin'? you know, | I don't really do show-and-tell.

Oh, oh, yes. | That's right.

Thankyou, Nick.

Did you drop this?

yes, well, I, um-- | My-- drop-- pencil.

We eagerly await | another one ofyour...

interesting show-and-tells.

As a matter of fact, | I brought my latest invention.

Behold the shrink ray!

What's the matter, Neutron-- | aren't you short enough already?

Funny, Cindy.

But this device is more suited | to shrink something...

as vast as space itself | like, say, your mouth.

Help me! Help me! | I'm so tiny!

Just like Jimmy's brain!

So much for the Nobel Prize!

- Children, that's enough! | - Better luck next time!

It worked this morning.

I like your useless | shrink ray,Jimmy.

It's probably just | a programming error.

Oh, my!

Back, back, leviathan!

Come on,Jimmy. Some of the | greatest inventors of all time...

Come on,Jimmy. Some of the | greatest inventors of all time...

started as complete, | hopeless failures too.

Well, thankyou, Carl. | I feel better, I think.

- I'm glad. | - That's good. Hey!

RetroLand Theme Park! | Check it out!

"Meet UltraLord live!"

Look! It's the state-of-the-art, | bone-warping gravity ride!

- I could hang out with UltraLord! | - And there's a petting zoo!

- Well, look at this! | - No! "Meet UltraLord live!"

Llamas and capybaras.

- Who cares? "Meet UltraLord live!" | - But I'm gonna touch a llama!

Guys, we have got to go | to the grand opening tonight.

yeah!

yeah.

But my folks won't let me | stay out after dark.

Well, it is a school night.

Pukin' Pluto, there's gotta be | something we can do.

It's the grand opening!

- Sneak out. | - What?

you heard me, dweebs. | Sneak out.

Well, yeah, | but my parents sorta told me--

Parents? What-- are you guys | gonna be kids forever?

What your parents don't know | won't hurt 'em, right?

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John A. Davis

John Alexander Davis (born October 26, 1961) is an American film director, writer, animator, voice actor and composer known for his work both in stop-motion animation as well as computer animation, live action and live-action/CGI hybrids. Davis is best known for his creation of Nickelodeon's Jimmy Neutron franchise, which enjoyed popularity in the early-mid 2000s. more…

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