Just Visiting Page #3

Synopsis: A knight and his valet are plagued by a witch, and to repair the damage, they make use of the services of a wizard. However, something goes wrong and they are transported from the twelfth century to the year 2000. There, the knight meets some of his family, and slowly learns what this new century is like. However, he still needs to get back to the twelfth century to deal with the witch, so he starts looking for a wizard.
Director(s): Jean-Marie Poiré
Production: Buena Vista Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.8
Metacritic:
38
Rotten Tomatoes:
33%
PG-13
Year:
2001
88 min
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Yes, I know.|Could you try going 21?

Hey,|what's the matter with you?

You don't know how to drive?

Go.

What?

It's gonna be fine.

Oh, dear.

Get in and open the door.

Let's go inside.

Hi, sweetie.|Hello, Churchill.

Hello. Come here.|Give Mom a high-five.

All right. That's my boy.

Let's go.

Like the hat.

Angelique!

I need you now!

Come here, peasant.

Come now!|Ok, I'm coming.

Hurry up.

Ahh.

How did you do that?

Night.

Day.

Night. Day!

I do not have this invention|in my castle.

You don't have power?

I have the power to judge|and condemn to death...

...any villain on my land.

Oh. Really?

Hunter will be so jealous.

I'm gonna get you two|something to drink.

Make Hunter one of|his power-dude smoothie things.

I'd offer you one...

...but nobody seems|to like them but him.

Andre,|could you please stop that?

I'm just starting to feel|like I'm in a disco.

My dear lady...

...you said you would|offer me your assistance.

Oh, yes. Anything.|What do you need?

I need to find a wizard.

Aah!|Sorry, master. Sorry!

Sorry!|Idiot!

Apologize to the lady!

Oops.

Sorry, master.|I ask for mercy.

Forgive him, milady.

It's Ok. The floor|needed to be cleaned anyway.

So, you were saying|something about what...

...should we say a wizard?

I need to go back|into the tunnels of Time.

Of course.

I need to just understand|what has happened to you.

Now, your yacht went down|in a storm?

No. You must listen.

I am from the time|of Thibault VI...

...and I have come to the future.

Ok. Tunnels of Time.|Wizards. Thibault VI.

Oops!

Are you Ok?

Yes, lady.

Lovely flower,|I see doubt, you do not believe me.

It is a pity,|but please... try.

Oh.

Yes. Of course I'll try.

She's green.

I never really did|like the taste of this.

Oh, my God.|What happened?

Nothing.

I'm eating|this very good meat...

...with vegetables|in a fine sauce.

I will sh*t easy tomorrow.

It's jet lag.

All right, I'm sure you would|like to wash your hands...

...and whatever else.

Why don't you come with me?

All right.|Here you go.

Just gonna take this.

Julia! Can I talk to you|for a moment, please?

Don't be bashful|with the soap.

What is it, master?|A throne?

It could be.

They're crazy!

They have been through|a terrible ordeal. Ok?

They have amnesia.

Amnesia?|They're wacked!

They're completely retarded.

They're... Woo!|You know?

Clean water.|Ha ha!

The long towel|has a good fragrance.

Thibault is my cousin, Hunter.|He's my family.

Yeah? I'm not so sure.

He doesn't strike me|as being particularly noble.

Julia, come down here!|It's kind of an emergency.

Very good fountain.|Yes.

Your French relatives|are bathing in the toilet.

Oh, my God.

Toothbrushes.

I'll just leave them right here.

I'll be right back.

I'm going to take a shower...

...then go tackle that kitchen.

Hurry. Our dinner|reservation's at 8:00.

Oh!|Where are we going?

Latour.

Isn't that just a little formal|for our guests?

First you tell me|your cousin's nobility...

...then you get mad at me|when I suggest...

...that just maybe,|just maybe, he's not.

Now you're upset because I pick|the best restaurant in town.

You make it impossible for me|to do the right thing.

No. You're right.|Latour's gonna be great.

Thank you, big bear.

I'll be in the shower.|All right.

Ah. Very good flavor.

This is not wine,|ignorant peasant.

It is oil for the bath.

Mmm. Very good perfume.

Very creamy.

Bathe, servant.

No, my sire. I have|taken a bath at Christmas.

Bathe!|No, no!

I'm afraid! I don't want|to catch cold and die!

Be silent, peasant!

Ahh.

Do you have another bottle|of this bathing oil for Andre?

Do you realize|the bath you just took...

...cost over $2,000?

That's American dollars.

Is that a lot?

Yes, it is.

Then I will repay you|with one of my swans.

Oh, well.|That sounds fair.

My family tree.|So many descendants.

Hello?|Mr. Cassidy, please.

Yeah. Hold on one second.|Hunter?

Yeah, bunny?

Honey, it's your office.|Do you want to take it?

I'll take it upstairs.|Oh, Ok.

Hello? Hello?

Hello.

Hello?

Hello.

Who is this?

I'm Andre le Pate.|I have big balls...

...and my ass breathes fire.

Wow. That must hurt.

Hello.|Hello?

I told you|never to call me here.

Well, I forgot.

Hello! Enter!|Somebody there with you?

Aah!|Jesus!

Hangup the damn phone,|or I'll call the police!

I think he hung up the phone.

It was Thibauit's little|retarded homuncular assistant.

Look, this is dangerous.

I'll call you back|after Julia goes to bed, Ok?

Lady Julia.

You are more than a rose.

You are love's own flower.

Come on.|That's ridiculous.

No, I just... This old thing,|I threw it on.

I haven't worn it|in a couple of years...

...but I guess I should learn|how to take a compliment.

Thank you.

Almost.

Thank you.

Much better.

Kissing cousins.

Ooh la la.

I don't think|that I've ever seen anyone...

...eat a steak|in two bites before.

Ah.

Thank you, master!

Be blessed!

I can assure you...

Thank you!

Like some more|truffle sauce with that?

Excuse me,|but the gentleman...

...can't eat off the floor.

He's not a gentleman.|He's my servant...

...and he's not worthy|of our company.

Thank you.

I'm truly sorry, sir.|Andre, would you please...

No, no, milady.|It is not possible.

Please.

Thibault, please, will you|let him sit at the table?

For me?

I will please you,|lovely one.

Obey, foolish wart.

Thank you.

And you were worried|they wouldn't be comfortable.

Actually, the floor wasn't|such a bad place for him.

Easier to hose down.

Cheese!|Very good cheese!

Andre,|what are you doing?

What are you doing?|Andre? No, no!

Andre, no.|No. Bad!

Hey. Sit down. Eat this.

Hunter, could you...

No. This is for dessert.|All right?

Please, sir, please.

I'm sorry.|I'm terribly sorry.

Just add it to the check.|Ok, all right? Thank you.

You eat this after dinner.|Allright?

No, it's allright.|I'm terribly sorry.

Just add it to the bill.|Thank you.

All right.

Do I have something on my face?

You remind me of|the daughter of a king.

Thank you.

On the subject|of Julia's noble ancestry...

...you do understand why she was|granted control of the estate?

Julia is a Malfete.|Everything I have is hers.

So you have no objection|if she retains control?

No.|Wonderful.

I'm sure you'll be|very pleased with our plans.

They're going to make us...

I mean you and Julia...|very wealthy.

I am already wealthy.|I own hundreds of horses...

...ten chests of pepper,|four hundred bags of wool...

...and fifty barrels|of Spanish olives.

And you own me, sire.

Yes, but you have no value.

That is true.

Excuse you.

Leave nothing for the devil!

Did you hear that?|Yes, I did, sweetheart.

They're not in very good health,|all right?

So, just try to ignore it,|if you can.

Sire.|What?

I want to make pee-pee.

Ah! You want to pee?|Yes.

Outside!

Outside?|But, sire...

I could be|eaten by the wolves.

Find a torch! Idiot.

Find a torch.

Andre has such simple needs.|I think that's great.

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Christian Clavier (French pronunciation: ​[kʁis.tjɑ̃.klavje]; born 6 May 1952 in Paris) is a French actor, screenwriter, film producer and film director. He is the brother of French film director Stéphane Clavier. more…

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