Pokémon: The Movie 2000 Page #4

Synopsis: An evil genius in a flying fortress is trying to kidnap the birds of the fire, ice, and lightning islands in hopes of luring the sea power, Lugia, and controlling the world. Ash and his friends, in the process of carrying out an island tradition that requires visiting those three islands, discover the plot and try to stop it. Even the comic villains, Team Rocket, turn good and help out in the end against the threat of world destruction. And Pokemon assemble from all around the world in case they can be of help (but they end up helping only the merchandising).
 
IMDB:
6.0
Metacritic:
28
G
Year:
1999
99 min
2,257 Views


Make that double for me.

Now l can see how

horrible fighting really is.

Even the best of friends

will fight sometimes.

l'll promise never to

fight again if you will.

What am l doing?

Let's get something straight!

You-owth ain't pushing Meowth around.

You mean, we don't have

to fight with each other?

But how can l trust you?

You was born different.

l almost made a clawful mistake.

How do l know you're not

going to pull a fast one on me?

You're right, we

do have a lot in common.

The same earth, the

same air, the same sky.

Maybe if we started

looking at what's the same...

...instead of always looking at

what's different, who knows?

Quit it! Please, stop!

Are you okay?

We got to stop this.

How? Mewtwo wants to prove

how strong those super-clones are.

l'd rather risk my life

out in Mewtwo's storm...

...than watch Pokmon

destroy each other.

Me too.

l wish there were some way to

stop them. l don't know what to do.

l don't think they'll ever stop.

Those Pokmon are ready

to fight to the death.

That's a fight that

nobody's going to win.

Someone's got to take a stand.

Someone's got to say no

and refuse to fight.

Just like Pikachu.

Ash, wait!

You've got to stop right now!

Stop!!

Oh, no!

Fool, trying to stop our battle.

Please, no!

The human sacrificed

himself to save the Pokmon.

l pitted them against each other.

Only when they set aside

their differences...

...did l see the true power

they all share deep inside.

l see now that the circumstances

of one's birth are irrelevant.

lt is what you do with

the gift of life...

...that determines who you are.

Mewtwo, where are you going?

Where my heart can learn

what yours knows so well.

What transpired here,

l will always remember.

But perhaps for you,

these events are best forgotten.

-This could be the worst storm ever.

-You must listen to me.

You have got to find shelter.

Excuse me, please.

The Pokmon Treatment Center

will open as a shelter.

Anyone who needs a place

to stay should come with me.

Nurse Joy and Officer Jenny

are really great.

They keep getting more beautiful

every time l see them.

Guys, how did we wind up

in this place anyway?

Well, l guess we're

just here because we're here.

Yes, let's eat.

Look, it's a miracle!

l can't believe it.

-The storm disappeared.

-That's so weird!

lt's good to have things clear again.

What's that?

What's what?

-l don't see anything, Ash.

-Except the sky.

The day l started

my Pokmon journey...

...l saw a really rare Pokmon.

And just now, l thought

l saw another one.

Maybe you're just seeing things, Ash.

Maybe he's not.

Maybe we'll see.

Many strange legends

surround the mysteries of Pokmon.

Just as many adventures

await our heroes...

...as they continue on their quest.

For Ash and his friends,

the journey's just begun.

l don't know how we

got here, but who cares?

-This is paradise!

-For once, a happy ending.

Team Rocket's signing off again!

Have any unscreen?

I'd really like to go sailing

in one of them catamarans.

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Takeshi Shudo

Takeshi Shudo (首藤 剛志, Shudō Takeshi, August 18, 1949 – October 29, 2010) was a Japanese scriptwriter, best known for his work on the Pokémon franchise. more…

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