The Harry Hill Movie Page #3
- Year:
- 2013
- 88 min
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out with a Twiglet.
Well, if you feel that strongly
about it, power station it is.
- Goodbye, Magic Numbers.
- Goodbye, Harry.
Here we go again.
Ooh.
Oh, here they come.
No. We can't draw attention.
Sorry.
Ow!
Hello? Hello?
- Can you smell burning?
- Hello? Anyone?
- I can.
- Hello, me ducks.
We're here for the tour. I've been ringing
that thing for the last 20 minutes.
Oh, no. That's not a bell.
That's the temperature booster
for the nuclear reactor.
Oh, no.
Meltdown imminent.
Meltdown imminent.
Meltdown narrowly averted.
Sorry about that.
It's our fault for putting
it on the reception desk.
We've come for the guided tour.
I'm sorry, dear. The tour guide's
only here Monday to Friday.
- Gutted.
- Could I have a word?
The hamster friend of ours,
I know he looks fine,
but he's very ill.
- Nan, what are you doing?
- He's only got a week to live.
- Your hands are cold.
- Bless him. And he's only young.
Yeah. So if you could see your
way clear to showing us round.
It'd mean the world to him.
I'd love to, darling,
but I'm very busy, you see.
Maybe this'll change your mind?
But, sir, this is a
Nando's loyalty card.
With all six stamps.
You've got my number.
all the relevant information
for the reactor vessel.
Have you got Wi-Fi?
- Likewise the functionof this one.
- Now!
- Except it relates to the steam generator.
- Yes.
And right here we come all the way
down to the main one, which...
Ah!
Help me!
Harry! I'm being sucked up!
Ah!
That's a big one, isn't it?
This is where all the radioactive
waste exits into the water supply.
This is the filtration system
that ensures that the water
has zero possibility
of any contamination
causing mutations.
- Come with me.
- Did you...?
Hello. Could I speak to Otto Hill, please?
It's one of his henchmen.
- Woof woof.
- Is that you, Otto?
Of course it's me. Now tell me
you've caught that hamster.
Not exactly, boss, no.
He gave us the slip.
- Gave you the slip? And the disguises?
- No, our disguises were impeccable.
- Where is it, then?
- Look, it's a hamster.
I'm sure he can't have got far.
He must be around here somewhere.
What?
- Hello? Hello?
- I think I might have found him.
Call you back.
Ah!
Hello?
The fools!
Ah!
Oh, please!
To the cone!
It's a giant hamster!
The keys! Where are the keys?
Come on! Oh, it's open.
Ah!
Ah!
I'm gonna be sick!
And the canteen serves
a range of hot and cold food,
and they do a roast on Wednesdays.
- All this and a midweek roast, Nan.
- Oh, yes.
Come on, men.
I understand that the binding
energy of the nucleus is released
when the atom is assembled
from its constituent nucleons.
- But what's the mass defect?
- Weren't you listening?
The mass defect of a nucleus
is the difference between the total
mass of all its separate nucleons
and the mass of the nucleus itself.
- That's right.
- Of course.
Do it!
- Fancy a pint?
- Come on, men.
Look, I know that was wrong,
but it felt so right.
Anything else you'd
like to know at all?
Who'd have thought that thermonuclear
intra-molecular physics
would be so easy to understand.
- Abu? Abu?
- You're not gonna believe this.
You're supposed to be ill.
I just caused
a major international incident.
You hear that?
Abu's found the gift shop.
- Ah! Buy a phrase book!
- Thanks.
Enjoy!
This atomic winter snow globe's
going straight on the mantelpiece.
Or eBay.
- Ouch! Get off!
- What's that?
Watch where you're going, mush.
That's what happens when you lie
concealed on a public thoroughfare.
Look at your skin.
What's your moisturising regime?
Perhaps I should explain.
I'm from an ancient
race of shell people
called the Makuktuksoautrakuherx,
which in your language
translates as...
- Shell people?
- Yes.
Well, I'm Harry,
this is Nan and our hamster Abu.
- Yo, dude.
- Hi. My name's Barney Cull.
- Barnacle.
- No. Barney Cull.
- Barnacle.
- Do you think you could help me?
Sorry, mate.
Haven't got any spare change.
- I'm not homeless.
- You're sleeping on a beach, dude.
- Just saying.
- Come, let me show you.
- Actually, it's that way.
- That way?
So they steal your children?
Yeah, and then they sell them to
humans as ornaments for their houses.
- Well, hello, you.
- Help!
- Well, that's just sick.
- Yeah.
Putting something that tacky
in your house.
- What?
- Nan, please.
Barney, this is your lucky day.
I'm gonna go into that shop
and free those kids of yours
so that a whole new generation of
Makuktuksoautrakuherx may thrive.
- How?
- With this debit card.
Unbelievable! The prices in there.
the only shop on the beach,
they can charge what they
like and we'll just pay.
Honestly, rip-off Britain or what!
- Thanks for doing your best, Harry.
- Oh, no. This isn't over.
OK, this plan is complicated
and dangerous.
The slightest error, we may not
make it out alive, so listen up.
Shh...
OK, everything's gonna
be fine, guys. Don't worry.
Just five minutes,
that's all it's gonna take.
Where's Abu?
Go, go! Go on, go on!
- Hey, hey!
- Thank you.
No need to thank me, ma'am.
Just doing me job.
Well, that was easier
than I thought.
Welcome to my home.
- It stinks.
- Thank you. What's your name?
- Thank you.
- Your people are so generous.
You have done them great service.
It stinks.
Hmm. Oh!
- What's that?
- Creamed blubber.
It would be an insult to refuse it.
- Great.
- Go on.
- Cheers, everyone.
- Down the hatch, Harry.
Oh.
- Go on.
- Chewy bit.
You're embarrassing me.
- Come on.
- It's warm.
That's me boy.
He drank it!
They fall for it every time!
Priceless!
That's my kind of humour.
I drank it.
Eh?
I am Conch, King of
the Shell People,
Lord of the Estuary,
Protector of the Rock-Pool Realm
and current Champion of the
Crustacean Amateur Darts League.
We are here to honour
three brave heroes
whose noble deeds and
selfless actions,
with only superficial knowledge
of our race...
- Who's that?
- Michelle, the Conch's daughter
and the most beautiful shell
woman in the entire kingdom.
That she is.
I bestow upon you the keys to the
Rock-Pool Realm for a period up to
and including six weeks.
Terms and conditions apply.
So, without further
ado, let us party!
So I'm like 50 feet tall
and spitting fire bombs
and there's lasers
coming out me eyes.
And then this tank turns up. Yeah.
- Do you know what he's saying?
- Not a clue.
But the man's a hero,
so show a little respect.
He's like so cute.
You seem like a really
interesting guy.
- You speak hamster?
- I get by.
Come to the bar.
I'll buy you some blubber.
- So what's your name?
- Rihanna.
Wow!
I'm afraid that seat's taken...
by the most beautiful
girl in the world.
My mother warned me
about men like you.
I find that hard to believe.
There are no men like me.
They say an arrogant man
is just compensating.
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