Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius Page #2

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
2,292 Views


But Nick, sneaking out | is so, so barbaric!

Whatever, Neutron. But there's | only one opening night...

and anybody who matters | is gonna be there.

What do you think,Jimmy?

Nick has a point. | There is only one opening night.

Think, think, think.

Well, according to the | NewvilleJournal ofMedicine...

monkeys are easily influenced | by positive reinforcement...

e.g., the giving of a banana.

And, since human and monkey DNA | only differ by two percent...

the same principle | should work on our parents.

My dad's allergic to bananas.

Oh, it's not the bananas, | it's the principle!

It's called psychology. All you | have to do is butter 'em up.

Give it a try. | I'll call you guys later.

We go to RetroLand tonight!

Look out!

Slow down!

I know!

Excuse me! | you through with that? Thanks!

A few oysters.

One lump of coal coming up!

- Thanks, Gus! | - Hi,Jimmy!

Excuse me!

Jimmy, is that you, dear?

yeah, Mom! | I'll be in in a second!

DNA match confirmed. | Welcome home.Jimmy.

Eliminate school smell.

Normal odor restored.

- Thank you, Vox. | - You're welcome.

Warning. Entry tube | closed for maintenance.

- Thank you, Vox. | - You're welcome.

Here, Goddard. | Here, boy!

Here, Goddard!

Hey, look what I brought ya-- | aluminum!

Do you want it? | Do you want it, huh?

Sit!

Roll over!

Play dead!

Mental note:
| Fix bug in obedience program.

Good boy!

Okay, Goddard, | let's check the experiments.

The invisible hamsters | are looking great.

I think.

Let's see how | the girl-eating plant is doing.

Nice choice...

as usual.

The latest burping soda formula.

A guaranteed | one burp per sip.

Excuse you.

There's still no reply | to our satellite message.

Jeez, it's been a whole day.

you'd think we would have heard from | an alien civilization by now, huh?

Oh, well. Come on, Goddard.

Say "ahh."

Add a little sand...

and in ya go!

I'mjust an old lump ofcoal

But I'm gonna be a diamond some day | Oh. yeah

Jimmy!

Hi, Mom!

Jimmy, you scared | the bejeebers out of me!

Oh, sorry about | your bejeebers, Mom.

- Might I add how lovely you look? | - I'm covered in transmission fluid.

Exactly! And might I say | filth never looked so good?

yes, well, how was | show-and-tell today?

It was okay. But first, | happy birthday, Mom!

Jimmy, these are beautiful!

But, sweetie, | it's not my birthday.

Oh, it's not? | Then whatever will I do...

with these lovely pearls | and priceless earrings?

These can't be real!

Oh, but they can, and they are!

And all these fabulous gifts | and prizes could be yours...

if you know the correct answer | to this question:

Please may I go | to RetroLand tonight?

- No, it's a school night. | - Thankyou and might I say--

- Did you just say "no"? | - yes.

- yes! | - No.

- "No"? | - yes.

- yes! | -Jimmy--

But-But-- | all my friends are going...

and anybody who matters | is going to be there, Mom!

I matter, and your father matters, | and you matter.

But you're not going. | Maybe we can go next weekend.

Wait. There must be something else | in here to change your mind.

No,Jimmy, no! Look out! | Look out,Jimmy! No!

Jimmy, be careful!

Mom, get me out! | I'm starting to get a little--

I didn't do it!

Stop, drop and roll!

Goddard!

Okay,Jimmy. | That's the last straw.

We have told you time and time again | about playing with rockets.

But, Mom, it's technically | not a rocket.

It's more of | a jet-pack-type thing.

I don't care | what type thing it is.

you just climb those | stair-type things right now.

your father will have a few words | to say to you when he gets home.

- It's not a rocket. | - March!

yes!

The kingy loves his little orthgot. | yes, he does.

yes, he does. yes, he does.

yes, he does.

Sire. My king. It appears to be some | type of alien transmission device.

Tell me, when did it | become acceptable...

to approach my royal throne | unannounced?

- Oh, yes, of course, my king-- | - Space him!

Oh, wait!

Whoa!

Ooh! Oh, I missed it.

Can I-- Can I space another?

- Oh, please, brother? | - I said no, Ooblar.

Oh, please, oh, please.

I would love for that to stop.

Oh, please!

What have we here?

As the king's royal assistant...

I am the official checker | of the new things to be checked.

It's all right! It's all right. | I'll handle this.

Hello!

What galaxy are you from?

- Ooblar. | - Where is your leader?

Ooblar, stop it. | It's toast.

Hello, Toast!

I greatly admire your ship!

Beginning transmission from Earth.

Greetings from planet Earth.

I'm Jimmy Neutron. | andyou're an alien life-form.

- Oh, what a bi g head. | - I welcome...

the exchange ofscientific kknowledge | and universal brotherhood.

This here is my dog. Goddard.

And this that you're lookking at | is my room. That's where I sleep.

And this is my mom and dad | right here-- mom. dad.

Freeze that i mage!

They look delicious!

The search is over!

Dad, all my friends will be there!

I know, son.

But if all your friends were named | Cliff, would you jump off them?

I don't thinkyou would. | you see,Jimmy--

Jimmy.Jim,Jim,Jimmy. | Jim,James. Son...

let me tell you | a little about rockets.

Oh, they're | big-people things, son.

And you just can't go around | playing with big-people...

fiery, flying things.

Because that's what rockets are. | Rockets are flying things.

Well, I hope | this talk has helped.

Oh, and by the way, Mom says | you're grounded. Sorry!

Oh! What good is it | to be a genius...

if you can't even | go out on a school night?

Goddard, options.

Apologize. | Yourparents loveyou.

Next.

Create a time capsule. | Escape to the future.

Oh. Take too long. Next.

Build Goddard a female poodle.

Goddard, this is serious!

Sneakk out.

That's it! Barbaric problems | call for barbaric solutions.

Phone, please.

Carl? It's me.

you get permission? | Me neither.

It turns out parents | don't understand psychology.

Tell Sheen to meet us | at RetroLand in one hour.

We're sneakin' out.

Hold it right there!

- Flurp! | - Takke that!

Jimmy's awfully quiet up there. | Do you think we were too tough?

Oh, I don't think so, dear, no.

- Maybe I should check on him. | - Oh, now, now.

I'm sure he's just reflecting | on the error of his ways...

dealing with it in a mature, | responsible manner.

"Mom says you're grounded." | Take that!

It's working now.

Okay, Goddard. | you know what to do.

Good boy!

See ya later, Goddard!

Mmm! Jimmy's a big boy now.

- Don't you worry. | - Oh, I suppose you're right.

yeah, sure. Look, I was a kid once. | I remember being grounded a week...

and not being allowed to go to | my best friend's bachelor party.

- What did you do? | - Actually, I snuck out.

you don't think that Jimmy--

Oh, no, no. Besides, | how's he gonna sneak out?

It's not like he can just | walk right out the front door.

That's true.

RetroLand, here I come.

Libby, you're breaking | my concentration.

Hey, I gotta choose a ring | that fits my personality.

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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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