Snow Page #5

Synopsis: For the Christmas holidays, Buck Seger has been tasked with getting some reindeer from a game farm for the San Ernesto California Zoo. Sandy Brooks, an animal keeper at the zoo, is a lonely woman who uses the animals as a surrogate for human affection. Despite this, she detests Buck, who is continually pestering her to go out with him. In his task for the zoo, Buck, indulging his big game hunting passion, decides to get one of the reindeer from the wild instead. He inadvertently captures Buddy, one of Santa's new reindeer. Santa not only has come to San Ernesto to rescue Buddy, but also to teach Buddy to fly, all before Christmas Day. Santa can travel between the North Pole and any location in the world via mirrors. While in San Ernesto, Santa names himself Nick Snowden. To get Buddy back, Nick figures he has to get close to Sandy, a move that does not sit well with Buck. Nick manages to move into the boarding house where Sandy lives. Getting Buddy back is more difficult than Nick firs
Director(s): Alex Zamm
Production: Buena Vista International
 
IMDB:
6.8
Year:
2004
120 min
141 Views


[CROWD CHATTERING INDISTINCTLY]

...EVEN A LIMO.

HEY, NICK!

NICK! NICK!

DID YOU SEE:

THE LINE OF CARS?

[HAMMERING]

PRETTY COOL, HUH?

I BET YOU COULD SEE OUR HOUSE

FROM OUTER SPACE.

[POWER SAW WHIRRING]

NICK!

NICK?

HE'S UP HERE.

HELPING ME.

HEY.

[EXHALES]

WHAT DO YOU THINK?

CAN I TALK TO YOU FOR

A MINUTE OUTSIDE, PLEASE?

SURE.

OH, LOOK. YOU TWO ARE

UNDER THE MISTLETOE.

GO ON, NICK.

GIVE HER A KISS.

[WHIMPERS]

THAT CAN'T BE GOOD.

YOU HAD NO RIGH TO DO THIS.

AND WHO DO YOU:

THINK YOU ARE?

NICK. I TOLD YOU

IN THE JEEP.

I'M...

YOU KNOW...

DON'T MAKE JOKES.

I'M NOT MAKING JOKES.

YOU WERE ROOTING THROUGH

MY PERSONAL SPACE.

NO, NO.

LORNA LET ME IN.

YOU WERE. YOU WERE GOING

THROUGH ALL OF MY THINGS.

I JUST WANTED:

TO CHEER YOU UP.

I DON'T REMEMBER SAYING

I NEEDED CHEERING UP.

ALL THOSE BOXES:

IN THE ATTIC...

I DIDN'T THINK YOUR

MOTHER'D BE HAPPY

IF SHE KNEW HER:

FAVORITE DECORATIONS

WERE TUCKED AWAY

IN AN ATTIC:

YEAR AFTER YEAR AFTER YEAR,

I DIDN'T THINK.

YOU DIDN'T THINK?

RIGHT.

YOU DIDN'T THINK?

I HOPE MAYBE NOW

YOU'RE CHEERED UP.

ALL RIGHT...

SANDY,

YOU KNOW WHAT?

YOU'RE RIGHT.

I'M SORRY.

I'M SORRY, I SHOULDN'T--

I'M SORRY.

BUT, I MEAN,

LOOK AROUND YOU.

LOOK AT ALL THIS.

WHAT DO YOU SEE?

WHAT DO I SEE?

I SEE...

I SEE CHRISTMAS.

PRETTY GOOD, HUH?

LISTEN, SANDY, THERE'S

SOMETHING I HAVE TO TELL YOU.

I'M...

I...

TELL HER NOW, NICKY-BOY.

...THOUGHT THA I MIGHT COOK DINNER.

FOR EVERYONE HERE.

TO THANK THEM FOR

THEIR HOSPITALITY.

[SCOFFS]

AND MAYBE WE:

COULD DRESS UP...

ALSO.

OK.

OK.

[NECK CRACKS]

[SIGHS]

WHAT WAS THAT?

YOU DIDN'T TELL HER.

I PANICKED.

LEAVE ME BE.

WHO KNEW SANTA:

WAS A DWEEB.

YOU CAN'T HAVE

TWO SKATEBOARDS.

THAT'S TOO MANY

SKATEBOARDS.

DUDE, YOU AIN'T SEEN

NOTHING YET.

THIS IS NOT REALLY

THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS.

[DOOR OPENS]

OH, HEY, HECTOR--

I'M TAKING MY DRESS

WITH ME.

I'M GONNA TRY TO GE OFF WORK EARLY.

BUT, BABY, I'M SORRY.

I REALLY CAN'T MAKE YOU

ANY PROMISES, OK?

YEAH, WHATEVER.

LOOK, I KNOW I'VE BEEN

WORKING A LOT LATELY,

BUT TRUST ME,

I DON'T LIKE I ANY MORE THAN YOU DO.

WHATEVER.

[DOOR CLOSES]

THIS HAPPENS:

EVERY CHRISTMAS.

I REALLY DO HATE MY JOB

THIS TIME OF YEAR.

LISTEN, HE'LL

UNDERSTAND ONE DAY.

HE'S JUST A KID.

PLUS, IT'S IMPORTAN WHAT YOU DO.

I'M IN DELIVERY TOO,

I SHOULD KNOW.

AND ALL THE CARDS

AND GIFTS,

AND LETTERS, PRESENTS.

HOW ARE THEY:

GOING TO GE TO WHERE THEY'RE GOING

WITHOUT US?

AND THINK OF HOW HAPPY

THAT MAKES PEOPLE.

[SCOFFS]

ALL I CAN THINK ABOU RIGHT NOW

IS HOW TIRED IT MAKES ME.

WE DELIVER MAGIC, ISABEL.

YOU'RE A LUCKY WOMAN.

[ENGINE STARTS]

WHAT IS THAT FOR?

NOTHING.

GOOD MORNING.

I FOUND SOME MORE.

THESE WERE UNDER MY BED.

I CAN'T BELIEVE

YOU HAD ALL THESE

LOVELY THINGS PACKED AWAY.

I KNOW, IT'S SO GOOD

TO SEE IT ALL AGAIN.

SO, UM...

WHERE'S NICK?

OH, I IMAGINE HE'D

BE OFF BUYING A TURKEY

AT THE SUPERMARKE ABOUT NOW.

DOING EVERYTHING BUT THE ONE

THING HE'S SUPPOSED TO BE DOING.

HEY, REMEMBER, HE WANTS

US ALL OUT OF THE HOUSE

UNTIL DINNER'S READY.

OH, HE'S REALLY

QUITE A FELLA.

YEAH.

YEAH, I SUPPOSE HE IS.

I'M HAPPY FOR YOU.

LORNA!

THERE'S NOTHING GOING ON

BETWEEN ME AND NICK.

THERE ISN'T!

AND BESIDES,

HE LIVES IN CANADA.

SO...

FOR A WHOLE LOT OF

NOTHING GOING ON,

YOU SURE ARE BLUSHING.

[GIGGLES]

[BUDDY SNORTS]

NICK:
YEAH, WELL,

YOU WEREN'T THERE,

SO YOU DON'T KNOW,

ALL RIGHT?

IT WAS WONDERFUL.

FOR ONE SPECTACULAR MOMEN I WAS A NORMAL GUY

WHO STOOD A CHANCE

WITH A GIRL.

[BUDDY GRUNTS]

YEAH, I KNOW.

I KNOW, I KNOW, BUDDY.

IT'S ALMOST CHRISTMAS EVE

AND IT JUST SO HAPPENS,

THE PERFECT TIME TO FINALLY

TELL HER THE TRUTH,

DON'T YOU THINK?

[GRUNTS]

I HAVE A PLAN.

P-L-A-N-E, PLAN.

[BUDDY GRUNTS]

IS IT? NO "E"?

NO, YOU WERE ALWAYS

A BETTER SCHOLAR THAN ME.

THERE'S GONNA BE A GREAT PLAN,

A GREAT PLAN. WE'RE IN.

I'M GONNA COOK UP A HUGE

FEAST FOR THE ENTIRE HOUSE,

AND THEN WHEN THE TIME

IS RIGHT,

I'LL PULL SANDY ASIDE,

OFFER HER A LITTLE

MORE WINE,

AND THEN I'LL TELL HER.

TELL HER WHAT, NICK-O?

BUCK! IT'S BUCK.

HI, BUCK.

HEY, SO TELL ME

SOMETHING, NICK.

DID YOU GO TO SCHOOL

OR SOMETHING,

TO LEARN HOW TO TALK TO

THESE WALKING MEATLOAVES?

'CAUSE ME, I TRY AND TALK

TO THEM AND... NOTHING.

SO TELL ME, NICK...

YOU MAKING A MOVE ON MY GIRL?

[STUTTERING]

YOUR...?

[MIMICKING STUTTER]

HEY! LISTEN UP.

I'VE BEEN WATCHING YOU.

EVER SINCE YOU'VE MOVED

INTO THE WACKO HOUSE.

SO DON'T YOU GO TRYING

PULLING ANYTHING OVER ON SANDY.

IF YOU DO...

I'LL FEED YOU

TO THE POLAR BEARS.

OH, WHAT THE HELL.

OH!

HEY...

[BUDDY GRUNTS]

IT'S OK.

HE TRIES THAT AGAIN...

I'LL KNOCK HIM

INTO THE BAY OF FUNDY.

YOU STAY PUT.

I'M GONNA GO THROW UP.

HEY, THERE.

OH! BUCK.

FOR THE LAST TIME:

WILL YOU STOP:

SNEAKING UP ON ME?

OOH, ME LIKE-Y THE SHOES.

[MEOWS]

[SCOFFS]

WE'RE HAVING

A HOUSE DINNER.

I THOUGHT I WOULD WEAR

SOMETHING NICE.

OH YEAH?

IS THAT GUY GONNA BE THERE?

WELL, IF YOU MEAN NICK...

YES...

HE IS A TENANT.

NOW, IF YOU DON'T MIND--

MY INSTINCTS ARE TELLING

ME THAT HE'S TRYING

TO WORK SOME ANGLE ON YOU.

YOU BEING THE EXPERT ON ANGLES.

I THINK THAT HE WAS THE GUY

IN THE REINDEER PEN.

BUCK, JUST STOP.

THE WAY HE LOOKED AT YOU...

THE WAY HE COZIED UP

TO YOU LAST NIGHT.

YOU WERE SPYING ON ME?

BUCK, I WANT YOU

OUT OF MY LIFE.

HEY, I'M JUST TRYING

TO LOOK OUT FOR YOU, SANDY.

WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT.

THAT'S JUST THE KIND

OF GUY THAT I AM.

OUT.

GARNISH...

[WHOOSHING]

[TIMER RINGS]

HOT, HOT, HOT...

[BELLOWING]

GREAT NORTH!

WHAT ARE YOU GUYS

DOING HERE?

NOW IS NOT THE TIME.

YEAH, I'M SURE DAD WOULD

HAVE HANDLED IT DIFFERENTLY.

I DIDN'T ASK FOR ANY HELP. NO

ONE ASKED YOU GUYS TO COME HERE.

YOU KNOW WHAT? THANKS

FOR THE VOTE OF CONFIDENCE.

YOU GOTTA GET UP

THE STAIRS, OK?

AND BACK IN THROUGH

THE MIRROR, RIGHT NOW.

[CAR HONKS]

[ALL]

OH!

DON'T YOU DARE

START WITHOUT ME.

OH, I MADE IT.

THEY FOUND SOMEBODY

TO TAKE THE SECOND

SHIFT.

IT'S A MIRACLE,

I TELL YA.

OH, IT'S SO LOVELY

YOU COULD JOIN US.

COME ON.

YOU'RE JUST IN TIME.

UP THE STAIRS.

YOU TWO GUYS USE

THE BACK STAIRS.

UP THE STAIRS.

UP WE GO,

COME ON, BOYS.

COME ON, GUYS, COME ON.

UP THE STAIRS.

THE REST OF YOU,

IN THE DINNING ROOM.

...ME TOO.

AND IT BETTER BE GOOD.

I KNOW, BECAUSE

I'M STARVING.

I COULD EAT A HORSE.

CHESTER, BEHAVE.

I HOPE HE CAN COOK,

YOU KNOW?

YOO-HOO, MR. SNOWDEN!

HI.

ARE YOU READY FOR US?

JUST ABOUT.

YOU KNOW, WHY DON'T YOU GUYS

GO INTO THE LIVING ROOM.

I GOT SOME WARM NUTS

AND CIDER.

ENJOY YOURSELVES AND

DINNER WILL BE SERVED

IN JUST A COUPLE OF MINUTES.

OK.

[REINDEER GRUNTS]

WHAT IS THAT?

UH...

THE PLUMBING AND THE FURNACE

AND MAYBE IT'S THE TURKEY.

TURKEY'S SAYING,

"I'M READY!"

OK.

SANDY--

YEAH?

YOU, UH...

YOU LOOK VERY NICE.

OH, THANKS.

WAIT, THAT WAS SEVEN, RIGHT?

[MUMBLING]

DANCER, DONNER, COMET, CUPID...

SEVEN. OK.

I GOTTA GO CHECK

ON SOMETHING.

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