The Great Mouse Detective Page #3
- G
- Year:
- 1986
- 74 min
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Let me out!
See how you like that.
Ah, the uniforms.
I knew I could rely on you.
Now, you didn't forget anything?
No problem.
I took care of everything.
Everything on the list.
Uh-oh.
- What's wrong?
- The list... I know...
- Where's the list?
- The list, yeah, yeah, yeah.
You see,
it was like this.
I was in the toy store getting uniforms,
when I heard "A-roo."
- "A-roo."
- You're not coming through.
A dog came. I ran.
I had baby bonnet,
girl in bag and Basil chased me.
What?
Basil on the case!
Why, you
gibbering little...
Oh, my dear Fidget,
you have been hanging
upside down too long.
You mean you're not mad?
I'm glad you're taking it so well.
Not me, you idiot. No,
stop, you stupid fur ball!
Open up! Open up! Ay, ay, ay!
You're hurtin'my wings!
How dare that idiot Basil poke his
stupid nose into my wonderful scheme...
and foul up
everything!
Let me out! Let me out!
Help!
I can just see that insufferable
grin on his smug face.
Yes, yes,
I can just see it.
Hee-hee-hee.
Felicia,
release him.
I'm too young to die!
Fidget, you delightful
little maniac.
You've presented me with
a singular opportunity.
Poor Basil!
Oh, he is in for
a little surprise.
Offhand, I can
deduce very little.
Only that the words
are written...
with a broad-pointed quill pen,
which has spattered twice.
That the paper is of...
native Mongolian
manufacture, no watermark,
and has been gummed,
if I'm not in error,
by a bat who has been drinking
"Rodents Delight,"
a cheap brandy sold only
in the seediest pubs.
Hmm. Amazing.
Oh, not really, Doctor. We still
don't know where it came from.
Perhaps a closer inspection
will tell us something.
Hmm-hmm. Hmm.
Hmm-hmm.
Coal dust.
Clearly of the type...
used in sewer lamps.
- Uh, but Basil...
- Shh! Don't speak.
Excuse me, Dawson.
Steady hand.
Yes, yes.
Good, good.
Come along,
Come along.
Yes, yes. Good, good.
No, bad, bad.
Good, good.
Come along, come on.
Yes, come on.
Yes! Yes!
Ah-ha, we've done it,
old fellow!
This reaction could
only have been triggered...
by the paper's saturation with
distillation of sodium chloride.
Salt water?
Great Scot.
It proves
beyond a doubt...
this list came from
the riverfront area.
Now, steady on there, Basil.
No, no. Elementary,
my dear Dawson.
We merely look for
a seedy pub at the only...
spot where the sewer
connects to the waterfront.
Stay, Toby. Stay.
- Basil?
- Come, come, Dawson.
I feel utterly ridiculous.
Don't be absurd.
You look perfect.
- Perfect? Perfectly foolish.
- Shh-shh-shh.
Dawson.
Stay close
and do as I do.
Ah! Oh, I do beg
your pardon, madam.
Quite unintentional,
I assure you.
How impertinent!
- Remember, Dawson, we're low-life
ruffians. - Well, I was, until that...
Shh-shh.
Get off,
you eight-legged bum!
- What's your pleasure, mates?
- I'll have a dry sherry...
Two pints for me
and my shipmate.
Oh, by the way.
We just got into port. We're looking
for an old friend of mine.
Maybe you know him.
Goes by the name...
of Ratigan!
I... never heard of him.
# Dearest friends
Dear gentlemen #
#Listen to my song #
# Life down here's
been hard for you #
#Life has made
you strong #
# Let me lift
the mood #
#With my attitude #
# Hey, fellas
the time is right #
#Get ready
tonight's the night #
#Boys, what you're
hopin'for will come true #
# Let me be good
to you #
#You tough guys #
#You're feelin'
all alone #
#You rough guys #
#The best of you
sailors and bums #
#All are my chums #
#So dream on
and drink your beer #
#Get cozy
your baby's here #
#You won't be
misunderstood #
# Let me be good
to you #
# Hey, fellas
I'll take off all my blues #
# Hey, fellas #
#There's nothing
I won't do #
#Just for you #
There you are, boys.
It's on the house.
I say,
how very generous.
Dawson...
These drinks have been...
drugged!
Has a rather
nice bite to it.
Jolly good, ladies.
Jolly good.
Dawson, get ahold
of yourself.
Ohh!
Bravo! Bravo!
# So dream on and drink your beer#
If it isn't our peg-legged friend.
Dawson,
what luck!
Dawson?
Dawson!
#Your baby's
gonna come through #
# Let me be good #
#To you #
Oooh!
Yeah!
- Dawson? Dawson!
- What? What?
What in heaven's name
is going on?
I've spotted
our peg-legged...
Come on, old fella.
There's not a moment to lose.
#Let me be good
to you #
#Ba-boo Ba-boom #
#So dream on and
drink your beer#
#Your baby's here #
- Basil.
- Shh-shh-shh.
Follow me.
Great Scot, I can't see a thing.
Shh, grab my coat and follow along.
No, no, no,
not that way.
- Dawson, look out for your...
- Owww!
Confound it!
Do you have any idea
where we're going?
But of course. Left turn.
Right turn here, Doctor.
Ah-ha, Dawson!
We found it.
Ratigan's secret lair.
And it's filthier
than I imagined.
Dawson... the bottle!
It's stuck.
Olivia.
Surprise!
Bravo! Bravo!
A marvelous performance.
Though frankly,
I expected you
15 minutes earlier.
Trouble with the
chemistry set, old boy?
Ratigan, no one can have a higher
opinion of you than I have.
And I think you're a slimy,
contemptible sewer rat.
By the way, Basil,
I just love
your disguise.
Really, one would
hardly recognize you.
The greatest...
detective...
in all mousedom!
Ratigan, so help me,
I'll see you
behind bars yet!
You fool!
Isn't it clear to you?
The superior mind has triumphed.
I've won!
Oh, I love it!
I love it!
Ha, ha-ha-ha!
Oh, I love it!
I love it!
You don't know what
a delightful dilemma it was...
trying to decide on the most
appropriate method for your demise.
I had so many
ingenious ideas...
I didn't know
which to choose.
So, I decided...
to use them all.
Marvelous, isn't it?
But, here, let me show you
how it works.
Picture this.
First, a sprightly tune I've
recorded especially for you.
As the song plays,
the cord tightens.
When the song ends,
the metal ball is released,
rolling along
its merry way until...
Snap!
Boom! Twang! Thunk!
Splat!
And so ends the short,
undistinguished career...
of Basil
of Baker Street.
- You're despicable!
- Yes.
- Everything's ready, Fidget?
- All set, boss.
Oh, this is wicked!
So delightfully wicked.
Mr. Flaversham,
let me congratulate you on
a superb piece of craftsmanship.
See what you can do with
the proper motivation?
- You all know the plan.
- Right, Professor.
It was my fond hope...
to stay and witness
your final scene,
but you were
15 minutes late...
and I do have an important
engagement at Buckingham Palace.
Now, you will remember to smile
for the camera, won't you?
Hmm?
Say cheese.
- You fiend!
- Sorry, chubby.
You should have chosen
your friends more carefully.
#Good-bye so soon #
#And isn't this a crime #
#We know by now
that time #
Adieu, auf wiedersehen,
arrivederci, farewell.
#Good-bye so soon #
Bye-bye, Basil.
#With time so short
I'll say so long #
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