The Flintstones Page #4
- PG
- Year:
- 1994
- 91 min
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(meaningfully)
It's time to retire those dreams.
Barney looks glum, doesn't say anything. Suddenly Fred
pulls over, stops the car.
FRED:
Barney. Look.
They're at the crest of a high wide hill.
BARNEY:
Hey. Lava Lane.
FRED:
Remember the old days, Barn? We
used to race our go-carts here to
impress the girls.
BARNEY:
(wistful)
Yeah, those were the days... we
usta dream about coming back here
some day with a real car and goin'
for the goldrock...!
A look from one to another, and then down the hill...
Fred gets a malicious grin on his face.
(CONTINUED)
16.
29 CONTINUED:
29BARNEY:
Fred... I thought you said it was
time to retire those old dreams.
FRED:
Hey. Since when do I have to be
consistent?
The two pals laugh, and then with a whoop they begin
pedalling like mad. They go over the top, gravity takes
over and they are flying past that billboard with all the
Rotary Club welcomes on it. But now we see a different
sort of welcome, as a POLICE CAR ZOOMS out from behind it.
Inside are SERGEANT FELDSPAR and his rookie partner,
OFFICER GRAVEL. Cackling with anticipation, Feldspar
opens a box marked radar detector. Out pops a little
bird in a police helmet. It has a stopwatch (actually,
stop-sundial) around its neck. Feldspar points --the
bird salutes --takes off!
BARNEY:
(spotting the cops)
Oh-oh! Fred, slow down --!
Suddenly both Fred and Barney see the RADAR BIRD flying
alongside them. It checks its stopwatch, writes a note
to itself. Fred is so preoccupied he doesn't notice
as -
cuts in front of Fred. Fred SLAMS on the "BRAKES," sits
helplessly as Feldspar gets out, walks over, grinning.
FELDSPAR:
Well, Flintstone, looks like today's
the day.
FRED:
Sergeant Feldspar, I... I wasn't
speeding... honest...
Fred reaches down to the floorboard as he speaks...
33 ANGLE ON FLOORBOARD 33
There's a box there marked RADAR BUSTER.
(CONTINUED)
17.
33 CONTINUED:
33FELDSPAR (O.S.)
Forget it, Flintstone. This time
I got you dead to rights -
Fred opens the box. A scary-looking winged reptile
sticks out its head, smacks its hungry lips.
Confident, Feldspar jerks a thumb at the Radar Bird,
turns to his rookie partner.
FELDSPAR:
Gravel. Get me the radar reading
and I'll show you how we deal with
scofflaws.
Gravel nods, steps towards the bird. The bird checks
its stopwatch... and then it notices the flying lizard
which is hovering nearby, licking its lips.
RADAR BIRD:
Whoa! Wings, do your stuff --!
The Radar Bird flies away at a hundred miles an hour,
leaving a cloud of dust and the stopwatch behind.
Feldspar catches the watch, startled.
FRED:
Well, Sergeant, if you don't have
a radar reading, I guess we'll -
(quickly)
--justbeonourway --!
A new cloud of dust appears as Fred ROARS away.
FELDSPAR:
Flintstone! Flintstone, come back
here --!
CUT TO:
35 EXT. BEDROCK BUTCHER SHOP -DAY 35
Betty and Wilma have just pulled up. We notice that next
to their legal spot, a big limousine is parked in a "no
parking" zone. But our law-abiding Betty in the next
space now drops a stone coin in a parking meter.
Inside the window we see a LITTLE BIRD. It "bites" the
coin to check it, then turns over an egg timer.
(CONTINUED)
18.
36 CONTINUED:
36LITTLE BIRD:
(with a sigh)
Four years in accounting school
for this...
It's absolutely mobbed. Customers push past each other
with armloads of food. Gigantic cuts of meat hang from
above or are on display behind the counter. MORRIS THE
BUTCHER looks up from the chaos and manages a weak smile
for the girls.
BETTY:
Morris, what on earth is going on?
You giving away Bronto filets?
MORRIS:
Ah, my two loveliest customers.
It's this darn kibble crisis, Mrs.
R... people are buying everything
I got to feed their dinos...
MRS. SLATE
Young man, if you're through
flirting, I'd like some service.
REVEALING MRS. SLATE, who stands there, impatient and
overdressed.
MORRIS:
Of course, Mrs. Slate.
a number.
Just take
Wilma senses the tension, quickly steps forward to break
it with a smile.
WILMA:
Ah, hello, Mrs. Slate.
Morris reacts with relief.
blank look.
WILMA:
(prompting)
We met at the quarry picnic?
MRS. SLATE
Oh, of course. Mrs. Flintstein.
She turns her back to Wilma, forces her way towards the
counter again. Wilma burns.
(CONTINUED)
19.
38 CONTINUED:
38MORRIS:
Ladies, the meat's not getting any
fresher. Mrs. R, what'll it be?
BETTY:
Oh, I'd like some ground mammoth
patties and uh... some dodo
drumsticks.
MORRIS:
Gino? We got any dodo bird?
GINO turns, looks at his end of the counter.
GINO:
There's one left --and it's the
last one!
MORRIS:
Good.
(handing him the note)
Give it to Mrs. Rubble along with
this.
Gino nods, smiling. He picks up a crate, begins to load
it with giant fryer parts and several manhole-sized meat
patties.
MORRIS:
(turning to Betty)
How about you, Mrs. F?
WILMA:
I just need a few things for Fred.
MORRIS:
'Fred...'?
(calling into the back)
David! Herman! Get Rob and BoBo
and tell 'em to bring the big
dolly!
Flintstone again, huh?
MORRIS:
You got it. Now then... Mrs.
Slate?
(pointing at the
limo outside the
shop)
You're in a no parking zone there.
(CONTINUED)
20.
38 CONTINUED:
(2) 38MRS. SLATE
Well, if I get some service, I'll
be out of it, won't I?
Mrs. Slate steps to the counter. Meanwhile, the staff
begin using a refrigerator dolly to bring out giant ribs,
steaks and sausages which they pile up in front of Wilma.
MRS. SLATE
I want a nice fresh, juicy
chickensaurus, Morris. And not
one you've had laying around on
the shelf. I mean fresh.
MORRIS:
Mrs. Slate, we're kind of busy
now -
MRS. SLATE
I don't care if you're busy. What
I care about is my adorable little
grand nephew. He's staying with
me for the summer and I intend to
make his favorite dish... Southern
fried chickensaurus! Now I want
a fresh chickensaurus and I want
it now!
MORRIS:
Boys, you heard her... she said
fresh.
with a sigh, they buckle on elbow and knee protectors,
go to a side door, open it. Inside is another barred
door. They open it, go inside. Immediately we hear
loud SQUAWKING and CACKLING... THUDS, BUMPS...
Suddenly the barred door slams open and a giant chickensaurus
comes bounding out, with Morris's staff hanging
all over it like rodeo cowboys. They try and restrain
it with ropes but it's enraged and flops around the
store.
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