The Heavenly Kid Page #5

Synopsis: When Bobby dies in a car accident he is not allowed to enter heaven but has to stay in one of the lower levels until he has worked enough as an guardian angel in order to deserve paradise. He is first given an assignment of helping a young kid named Lenny, who later Bobby founds out is his son. Lenny has a crush for a girl named Sharon who is the most beautiful girl of the class. But she does not even notice him until Bobby helps Lenny change his image and boosts his confidence. By doing this Bobby dresses Lenny up making him a playboy and tough guy so that he gets what he wants although Bobby knows that this is not the best. Bobby later realizes that Lenny's mother is his former girlfriend who has married another guy. Although not being allowed he makes himself visible to her... after some situations take place he vows to give his soul up to help his son from losing his own life. This unknowingly earns Bobby a trip to Heaven or "uptown" as the movie refers to it.
Director(s): Cary Medoway
Production: Orion
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
6.3
Rotten Tomatoes:
22%
PG-13
Year:
1985
90 min
390 Views


He accepted.

If it's any consolation,

he's on the Uptown passenger list.

Oh, no.

- Rafferty, you gotta let me go back.

- There's nothing you can do.

You don't understand.

My son needs me, Rafferty.

Bobby, I know how you feel.

But it was meant to be.

- You can't alter destiny.

- Destiny, nothing.

If it wasn't for me,

he wouldn't be in this jam.

I got him into this fix.

You gotta let me get him out of it.

The kid hasn't had a life yet, Rafferty.

I didn't know what that meant.

But last night I found out what I lost.

I don't want that to happen to Lenny.

I want him to have a chance...

to grow old. To have a family. A wife. Kids.

Whatever he wants.

All the things I missed out on.

- Bobby, the consequences...

- I don't care about the consequences.

I'll do anything. Talk to the higher-ups.

Talk to whoever you have to.

Tell them I'll do anything. Anything.

Rafferty.

Tell them I'd give up my soul.

You can back out anytime, Barnes.

Lenny, don't do this. Please.

I've been challenged. My honor's at stake.

Your honor's going to get you killed.

Don't worry about it. I've got it covered.

Good luck, Fred.

Start them.

Lenny!

No!

- Sh*t! Sh*t!

- Hey, kid.

You didn't think I'd let you down now,

did you?

Oh, sh*t!

Lenny!

Oh, no!

Oh, my God!

Somebody try to help him!

Hey, look!

Will you get your foot out of my face?

Oh, my God.

Oh, God, Lenny.

That was some race.

- It was the best.

- It was also the last.

You saved my life, again.

I'm your guardian angel. That's my job.

- I see you're with another girl.

- Yeah, she's really special.

- I'd like you to meet her.

- Maybe some other time.

Why not now?

See that guy down there?

I got to take a ride with him.

You're gonna be on your own again.

We were just getting to be friends.

You're my best friend.

Yeah. No matter where I go...

we'll always be best friends.

You really gotta go?

- Good-bye, kid.

- Bye.

- You take care of yourself.

- You, too.

Heck of a kid, ain't he, Rafferty?

Yeah, he's going to be all right.

This is hard to say, Rafferty.

But I'm going to miss you.

Tell me...

- is it as bad as I think it is, down there?

- Worse.

Thanks.

Don't look so glum, Bobby.

You're not going down there.

You're on your way Uptown.

Just earned your ticket.

Could you run that by me again?

When you sacrificed your soul for Lenny,

you showed us you learned how to love...

how to value someone more than yourself.

That's how you get a ticket Uptown.

- Me? Going Uptown?

- Yep.

- I'll be damned!

- Couldn't you put that another way?

Hang on, kid.

- What are you waving at?

- Someone very special.

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