Stuart Little 3: Call of the Wild Page #3

Synopsis: Stuart Little's back in an all-new, adventure! School's out for the summer and the Little Family is spending their big vacation at a beautiful lakeside cabin near Lake Garland. But meanwhile, there is something lurking in the forest who could spoil all the fun: the Beast; a mean and isolated forest terror who rules the local animals with an iron paw. When Snowbell is taken prisoner, a Little bravery goes a long way as Stuart, along with his new skunk friend, named, Reeko, who heroically rescues Snowbell, frees the other woodland creatures and outwits the wily Beast.
Director(s): Audu Paden
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
4.3
G
Year:
2005
72 min
554 Views


But I have dared to climb

Not afraid to fall

I know I'll fall again

But I will win this in the end

If I get up I might fall

Back down again

So let's get up

C'mon

If I get up I might

Fall back down again

But we get up anyway

If I get up I might fall

Back down again

C'mon

- Get up

- C'mon

- You can do it!

- Come on, Stuart!

If I get up then I might fall

If I get up then I might fall

If I get up then I might fall

We get up anyway

Again

There you go. That's yours.

There you go. That's yours.

And yours.

Hey, Stuart. Shark!

- I'm just kidding.

- I got this one.

Dad.

Your mother wouldn't be too happy

if I let you strain your back, would she?

But everybody's supposed

to carry something.

Right.

Don't wrinkle your nose, Stuart.

These little packages

pack quite a punch.

- I guess.

- Here, a chocolate for later.

All right, listen up.

One, two, three, eyes on me.

That's not all that's on him.

Okay, now remember, scouts,

if you get lost in these woods...

...you're pretty much a goner.

No, no. He's joking, kids.

If you get lost,

hug a tree until we find you.

Now, everyone should

pair up with a buddy.

No scout left behind.

Hi, wanna be buddies?

Hi. Hey.

Hey, buddy, you have nothing

to worry about.

I'll be right behind you.

I'll be walking in your footprints

the whole way.

I'll be like a shadow.

Wherever you go, I'll be there.

Hey, hey, wait up. Wait for me.

All right. Tight lines, everybody.

George, try looking up.

The graphics are much better.

Great resolution.

Eyes straight ahead, scouts.

Keep up, keep up now.

Hey, guys. I can't get across.

Hey...

Don't worry. I'm okay.

No problem.

I'll catch up with you

around the next bend.

Dad. George.

Oh, dear.

A little bit of water

never hurt anybody.

I can handle this.

Well, if I get lost,

I'm supposed to hug a tree.

I didn't get lost, I got left.

Okay, okay, Stuart...

...you wanted adventure,

here's your chance.

You just have to find

your own way back.

Okay, let's see.

The sun is there,

and we came from that way...

...so the scouts must be...

No, wait. No, if they were there...

No, they were over there.

So I should be there.

But I'm not there, I'm here.

Where am I?

I don't know where I am.

Hey, can anyone hear me?

A good scout should

assess the situation.

Creepy.

Okay, okay, Stuart, calm down.

There's nothing out there.

Before you know it...

...you're gonna start believing there

really is a bloodthirsty, ferocious...

Hello?

Hey, is somebody here?

- Beast!

- Beast? Where? No, no, please!

Me? Yeah, that's right.

I'm the Beast, believe that.

I'm big and I'm mean,

and I'm all sorts of scary. Yeah.

Actually, you're not as scary

as I thought you'd be.

Well, that's because

I'm not in a scary mood today.

Yeah, yeah, that's it.

In fact, what the heck,

I won't even eat you today.

- You won't?

- I'll just say:

- Yeah. This, on the other hand...

- Hey, wait a minute. That's mine.

- Oh, no, no, no. It was yours.

- That's mine.

Now it's the Beast's.

Who, remember

my little friend, is me.

It's the survival of the fittest, dude.

That's the way the Beast rolls.

Yo, something stinks.

And it's not me. The Beast!

- You're not the Beast, are you?

- You're quick, kid.

- You have better pickup than my car.

- You drive a car?

That was awesome.

Awesome?

Man, you were running and dodging

and swinging and sliding and...

Yeah, yeah, I recall some of that.

You are, like, the ultimate.

You are so cool.

Yo, I've been called

a lot of things, but never "cool."

Oh, yeah. I mean, that Beast

had nothing on you.

Yeah, it's true.

I don't sweat that Beast none.

I mean, frankly,

if you werert there, kid...

...me and that Beast would've had

a throw down, a serious tussle.

And then, it would have been:

Face full of stink.

"Oh, no! Please, Reeko,

don't hit me there!"

Been like, "No, Beast."

"Please, Reeko!"

- Reeko?

- That's my name, kid.

R-E-E...

- Reeko.

- Stuart. Stuart Little.

Nice to meet you,

Stuart, Stuart Little.

Listen up. This is a beehive.

You can tell by its pale coloring

it is abandoned.

Actually, I'm afraid

you're wrong on this one too.

Nonsense, Little. Watch.

I'm not sure I can.

You really know your way

around these woods.

Nothing goes down in this forest

without me knowing about it.

- What was that?

- How would I know?

It's a man being stung in the butt

by a million bees.

Obviously, I knew that.

In the butt.

Well, I guess I gotta get going.

Yeah. Yeah, me too.

Yeah, you know, I'm busy.

I got lots of friend stuff

to take care of.

Lots of friends.

I got folks coming over

and everything. I'm busy.

- Okay, I'll see you.

- Yep, later.

- Bye.

- I'm busy. Busy, busy...

It was beautiful.

Hey, Stuart.

George, I can explain.

That was kind of cool, huh?

Yeah, I never saw

anything like it.

Come on, let's go.

They didn't miss me at all.

And what else? I replaced

several shingles on the roof...

...changed the washers

in the faucets...

...and weather-stripped the windows.

- Really? You did all that today?

- And some painting.

And as I was plastering the wall,

I could see the electrical was shot.

So I replaced the wiring too.

What happened to

"lazy days and carefree nights"?

Right after I finish the gazebo.

- Gazebo?

- I drew up the plans this afternoon.

Nothing too extravagant.

Just big enough to hold

the picnic table I built.

- Well, as long as you're having fun.

- Oh, I am.

How about you boys?

Are you having fun with the Scouts?

It's a little hard.

My natural abilities

haven't exactly kicked in yet.

Do you have new friends

who could help you?

Actually, I do.

He's the best.

And he knows everything.

Reeko? Hey, Reeko?

Where are you?

Must not be here.

Yo, Stuart, my man.

You lost again?

Because look, I am not running

a daycare service here.

- I'm not lost. I was looking for you.

- Looking for me?

No one ever looks for me.

Do I owe you money?

Look, I need to earn

the gold kerchief.

It's a Scout thing.

I thought maybe you could teach me

all that cool stuff you do.

- Like climbing and tracking and...

- What?

You want me to teach you

the ins and outs, the ups and downs?

- What I have cannot be taught.

- I'll pay you.

Cannot be taught overnight.

Yo, little man, you want me to impart

All my knowledge upon you?

Listen very carefully

Check this out

So you wanna get down

And be like me?

Well, you got a long way to go

So you wanna be down

But it's clear to me

You need to hang

With your man Reeko

I got a Ph.D. In forestology

Yo, man, the woods are my hood

You're a beginner

You don't wanna be a dinner

If you stick with me, it's all good

Sing!

Listen to Reeko

No one knows all that he knows

He's the skunk with the funk

That's me

Funky

- He's got savoir faire

- Coming out my derrire

- Because Reeko's...

- Funky

- He's so classy

- Sometimes gassy, but I don't care

- Because Reeko's...

- Funky

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Robert "Bob" Shaw (31 December 1931 – 11 February 1996) was a science fiction writer and fan from Northern Ireland, noted for his originality and wit. He won the Hugo Award for Best Fan Writer in 1979 and 1980. His short story "Light of Other Days" was a Hugo Award nominee in 1967, as was his novel The Ragged Astronauts in 1987. more…

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