Jungle 2 Jungle Page #4

Synopsis: Michael Cromwell is a successful albeit self-absorbed commodities broker who wants to marry his new girlfriend, but to do that he has to divorce his ex-wife who has spent several years living among South American Indians. When he travels there to obtain the divorce papers, he discovers he has a teenage son, who accompanies him back to America to learn the ways of the urban jungle.
Genre: Comedy, Family
Director(s): John Pasquin
Production: Walt Disney Productions
  3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.1
Rotten Tomatoes:
19%
PG
Year:
1997
105 min
1,533 Views


Whoa.

Oh.

Pinare secret:

Don't look down.

Just for the record,

it's not that big a secret.

Yeah!

Don't you ever, ever,

ever do that to me again!

When I tell you to do something,

I mean it. Do you understand me?

Mimi Siku sorry.

Come on. Come on. Come on.

Mm, sorry.

I was just worried about you out there.

I really was. All right?

Well, um,

we should go.

- Baboon scared?

- Yes, Baboon scared.

Baboon not know

he could be so scared.

Baboon's pants

a little damp.

- Charlie, this is fabulous!

- Mimi, get down.

When I saw the shoulders

on this gown, I plotzed.

I said to myself, "Fiona,

this- this is

the future of fashion. "

Oh, no. Remember

what I told ya?

Forks go on the left side.

This side.

Small fork on the outside. Take your

knife, put it over next to the spoon.

The blade- The blade in.

Perfect.

Yeah. Might wanna work

on that one too.

In Lipo Lipo,

we eat with hands.

In New York, New York,

we eat with forks.

When are we gonna eat?

I'm famished!

A little champagne?

Gino, why don't you show her

the bridesmaids sketches?

Show me, show me,

show me, show me.

Oh, I'm loving this!

Ah!

What is taking so long

with the food?

I'll give them a call.

I don't eat meat, I don't eat dairy

or nightshade vegetables,

and, of course,

I don't touch preservatives.

Obviously.

- Cat fat.

- Mm-hmm.

- We eat cat.

- Excuse me?

That must be the food.

- Oh! Finally.

- Gino, Louis.

Coming.

We are not going

to eat the cat.

- Cat's job, feed people.

- No, not here.

Here, cat's job is to sleep

and lick crotch.

Oh, Charlie,

it smells so good! I can't stand it!

Of course, this is much

too much for me.

Did they forget

my tiramisu?

- Oh, God!

- This much tasty.

Your female makes

good food, Baboon.

Oh!

Oh, Louis,

you are such a cliche.

- You had no right to change the rules.

- What rules?

When we talked about

having children,

we agreed that you would be my child

and that I would be your child,

and now I find out

that you've had a child all along.

Wait a second. Are you saying

that I knew that I had a child?

Well, if I had a child,

I certainly would have known.

Hello! You're a woman. Of course you'd

know. You're there when you have it!

There's no magical bond between a father

and son that spans the continents.

The only reason I know I have a child

is because you insisted-

So now you're saying that you

having a child is my fault?

- I don't think so, Michael.

- Mimi's just visiting.

I wanna show him

a good time.

After that, he goes back home, and we

can go back to being the way we were-

entirely wrapped up

in ourselves.

Promise?

Ow!

My little darlings.

Ah. Ooh. Are your

little bellies empty?

Oh.

Bonjour.

Ah. Bonjour.

We are all

so happy today, n'est-ce pas?

What's goin' on up here?

Did you- Go, go, go, go, go, go, go!

Go! Go!

Mimi, you can't do this. You do not

kill birds around here for breakfast.

If you're hungry, ask me.

I bought some stuff for ya.

This is what kids love.

Cap'n Crunch.

What is?

This is cereal. It's just corn,

brown sugar, yellow #5 and zinc oxide?

They've added

a sunblock to it.

You pour this on this, and that's

your breakfast. Enjoy yourself.

Charlie. Come on.

Wake up, sweetheart.

Wake up. Charlie.

Bloomingdale's burned down.

What?

Mimi's having breakfast

out in the kitchen.

I will be home

before lunch.

- Bye.

- Wait.

I can't watch him.

Women's Wear is coming to the loft.

You don't need to baby-sit him.

He'll be fine.

Now go back to sleep.

Mmm.

Mimi, I gotta get goin' here.

No. No!

This isn't- No.

No, it's not your fault.

I didn't mention that you

usually put this in a bowl.

When we go

to Statue of Liberty?

- Uh, tomorrow.

- Tomorrow?

I know I told you

we were going today, but I can't today.

I- I- The Baboon's makin'

some very big trades today.

- Me go trade with Baboon.

- Baboon go alone.

I'd like to be around you,

but, but I'm obligated to go.

What means "obligated"?

Obligated.

It means...

when you do something that

you don't really wanna do.

Okay.

- Baboon obligated.

- And will you promise Baboon one thing?

You won't shoot

any more animals?

And don't eat the cat.

I'll bring

food home.

Myteka?

Myteka?

Myteka?

Myteka?

Myteka?

Myteka?

Myteka.

Myteka.

Myteka?

Nice pushibushi.

That is the last pushibushi you're gonna

see around here, you little savage!

Hi, we're not here

right now. Leave a message.

We'll call you right back.

Charlie. Pick up. It's me.

You're probably in the bathroom,

making yourself look beautiful.

Um, I don't want you

feelin' trapped by Mimi.

Try to open up to him.

Just don't leave him alone with the cat.

I'll see you soon.

I love you. Bye.

Michael, don't hang up!

Don't hang up! There's a spider!

This can't be happening!

This is a penthouse apartment!

# There's nothing to gain when

there's nothing to be lost #

# There's nothing to gain if you

stay behind and count the cost #

# Make a decision you can be

who you can be you can be #

# Tasting the fruit

Come to the liberty tree #

# Someday #

Help a guy out.

Spare change for food?

Help a guy out.

Spare change for food? Uh.

- Eat.

- # Changin' your ways #

- # Making those surrounding you #

- Hmm.

# Changin' your ways

More than any man can do #

Right!

# Find your brothers and sisters who can

hear all the truth in what you say #

- Much night fun.

- Honey, come on.

- Mom!

- # They can support you when you're on your way today #

# Your day

It's your day #

- Right there.

- That way?

- Right there.

- Thank you.

Yeah, yeah, yeah!

# We're gonna break it down #

# Let 'em out, let 'em out

Let 'em out, let 'em out #

# We have to shake it down

Shake it all around #

It's got to be 15 years

since I really looked at that statue.

Yes. Uh-huh. 11:
00.

We'll be there. Okay.

What? Oh. Hung up.

I found us a buyer.

# Painted faces

in the strangest places #

# Tastin' the fruits

of our roots #

# Ha, ha, ha, ha

This is also deja vu #

# Or tell me is it really true

Hit me like a puzzle #

# I ain't got a clue

Is this really my imagination #

# That I'm confronted with

these altercations, yeah #

- # Gotta shake the tree

Gotta shake the tree #

Honey, go get help!

# Leave it up to me #

# We are shakin' the tree #

# La, la, la, la-oh #

# We are shakin' the tree #

I should take

some pictures of Mimi.

You can never have enough

pictures of your kids.

We have, like, 400 albums.

I've never looked at them,

but they exist. It's good.

Come on. Let's go.

Michael, you have a call.

- I told you to hold all calls.

- Richard, it's the police.

What?

On top of everything else, didn't I

tell you to wait in the apartment-

I want to see

Statue of Liberty.

- I said we'd do that tomorrow.

- You too busy for Mimi Siku!

I want to see

Statue to Liberty, I go.

I've got a life here. I can't change

everything just because you showed up.

- Then why you bring me here?

- I was obligated.

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