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Synopsis: The Pacifier is a 2005 action comedy film directed by Adam Shankman and written by Thomas Lennon and Robert Ben Garant. It stars Vin Diesel. The film was released in March 2005 by Walt Disney Pictures and earned US$17 million in its first weekend.
Genre: Action, Comedy, Drama
Production: Buena Vista
  1 win & 10 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.6
Metacritic:
30
Rotten Tomatoes:
20%
PG
Year:
2005
95 min
$113,006,880
Website
1,794 Views


BROWNIE:

Den Mother? ... I’m scared of you.

SHANE:

Good. Now -- wait here.

INT. LIVING ROOM - A LITTLE LATE

The Brownies are in the living room, unpacking boxes of

cookies, getting ready to go. Zoe’s on the phone.

.

ZOE:

... yeah, he’s a total psycho. I think

mom found him from one of those Tough

Love boot camps or something...

Shane blows passed her, revving a cordless POWER DRILL.

VARIOUS SHOTS:
As Shane uses the drill to seal every

window and door. He’s not just locking them -- he’s

SCREWING THEM SHUT WITH DRYWALL SCREWS.

INT. ZOE’S BEDROOM - MOMENTS LATER

Shane’s finishing up the last window.

ZOE:

This is totally cruel and unusual! You

can’t do this -- we could run out of air!

Shane lifts her window so it’s open a HALF INCH, then

drills it into place. Shane ushers the Troop out the

door, then loads Peter and Tyler into TWO SNUGGLES -- one

attached to his front, the other to his back. Shane

closes the front door and attaches a “Club” lock to it.

45.

EXT. DRIVEWAY - MOMENTS LATER

Shane Loads the brownies and toddlers into the minivan.

As the minivan pulls out of the driveway, the camera

CRANES up to...

ZOE’S WINDOW:

Inside, Zoe picks up the phone, hits speed-dial.

ZOE:

... he’s got us on lock-down, it’s like

Oz or something. No, not munchkin Oz --

HBO Oz. (she listens:) Hm... I dunno if

that’s a good idea, Scott...

EXT. GROCERY STORE - PARKING LOT - AFTERNOON

Shane pulls the minivan into the crowded parking lot --

the Brownies are all singing 99 Bottles of Beer on the

Wall at the top of their lungs.

.

EXT. GROCERY STORE - MOMENTS LATER

Shane (double-Snuggled) helps the Brownies set up a card

table to display their cookies.

SHANE:

I gotta get supplies. I can see you

through the window, but if anything

happens...

LULU:

(flashing her bracelet)

I know.

INT. GROCERY STORE - MOMENTS LATER

Shane watches the Brownies on the store’s CLOSED CIRCUIT

monitor, as he pushes a cart into the store. He looks

around at the bright, colorful boxes of Children’s

Cereals, Rainbow Fruit Roll-Ups, Snack packs... NOTHING

looks familiar -- nothing even looks like food.

He sees:
a huge, 100 pack VALUE CASE of SPAM. He smiles.

Tyler looks at him -- “what are you, nuts?”

EXT. GROCERY STORE - CONTINUOUS

The Brownies are trying to sell the cookies, but they’re

very shy. SHOPPERS blow passed them without even noticing

them. One of the Brownies spots something...

46.

BROWNIE:

Oh no... they’re back.

SLOW MOTION:
In a shot out of Reservoir Dogs, we see who

she means:
A group of bad ass, chubby CUB SCOUTS. They’re

headed straight towards the cookie table, menacingly.

UGLY CUB SCOUT:

(to another Scout)

Hey Skeever, what’s stinky and floats

‘til you flush ‘em?

2ND SCOUT

Brownies?

The Scouts cackle. The Ugly Scout yanks a box of cookies

away from Lulu. He rips it open, dumping the cookies on

the ground and grinding them with his foot.

.

UGLY CUB SCOUT:

This is Troop 16 territory. How are we

supposed to sell raffle tickets when this

place reeks of your skanky cookies?

2ND SCOUT

BEAT IT, before I get my face punching

badge on you.

The Brownies take off running, clutching their boxes. One

of the Scouts grabs Lulu -- she tugs and tugs, but can’t

get away. Finally, the Cub Scout takes her SCARF. He

laughs, and lets her go. The Cub Scouts high-five.

EXT. GROCERY STORE - MOMENTS LATER

Shane heads to the Brownie’s table -- but Lulu and the

Brownies are gone. In their place are the Chubby Scouts.

SHANE:

Where are my troops?

UGLY CUB SCOUT:

... I haven’t seen anybody, you Skeever?

2ND SCOUT

Nope. You wanna buy a raffle ticket?

We’re trying to win .22’s.

Around his neck, Shane’s monitor starts beeping. Shane

takes off running in the direction of the signal.

47.

EXT. PARKING LOT - SECONDS LATER

Shane runs up to the minivan. The Brownies are huddled

behind it, trembling.

SHANE:

What happened? (No one answers) Well?

LULU:

Those boys over there broke our cookies.

Shane eyes the Cub Scouts. Dead serious:

SHANE:

Well then -- I’m afraid I have to

eliminate them. If I don’t come back --

avenge my death.

He heads toward the Scouts. The Brownies scream.

BROWNIES:

No!

Shane stops. He bends down, and points at Lulu’s Panic

button. He firmly tells Lulu, who’s close to tears:

SHANE:

This is not a toy. I’m here to protect

you. Not cookies. Get in the car, we’re

going home.

BROWNIE:

You can’t take us home yet, you’re

supposed to take us to dinner.

SHANE:

Where?

INT. CHUCK E. CHEESE - A LITTLE LATER - DAY

An extreme CU of the Chuck E. Cheese MANAGER. He wears

braces and head-gear, which causes him to lisp.

MANAGER:

Welcome to Chuck E. Cheese!

Wider reveals...CHAOS. SCREAMING CHILDREN everywhere.

On stage, the Chuck E. Cheese automaton band JAMS.

SHANE:

I wish I were in Chechnya.

A LITTLE LATER:

48.

Brownies are running around, playing video games and skee

ball. Shane’s watching Peter, in the PLASTIC BALL POOL,

while he holds Tyler in the Snuggle. The Manager

approaches Shane.

MANAGER:

Anything elsh I can do for you?

SHANE:

In a big glass (he shows him) This much

ice... this much cyanide.

The Manager laughs, but the headgear seems to hurt his

face when he smiles.

MANAGER:

How ‘bout a re-fill on that pischer of

Mischer Pibb?

SHANE:

What?

MANAGER:

(gesturing:
)

Pischer of Mischer Pibb? Mischer Pibb?

Frustrated, the Manager picks up a pitcher and exits.

Lulu approaches, she grabs Shane by the sleeve and drags

him over to the stand up Mortal Kombat game.

LULU:

Let’s fight!

SHANE:

I’m watching your brother...

LULU:

I pressed two player. I thought you liked

combat. Unless you’re scared.

Shane doesn’t like the sound of that. He steps up to the

machine. He cracks his knuckles, stretches. Then he takes

a joy stick. He checks over his shoulder -- Peter's

happily splashing about in the plastic balls.

ON THE SCREEN:
they each select a fighter. Lulu picks a

small female character. Shane picks a man who looks LIKE

SHANE. They begin, Lulu screams out with her fighter, in

unison:

VIDEO GAME/LULU

Prepare to be annihilated!

49.

She leaps over Shane in a somersault and throws a DOZEN

throwing stars. Then kicks him in the head repeatedly.

SHANE:

That’s not fair. Nobody can jump thirty

feet.

LULU:

The Hulk can.

SHANE:

That wasn’t a documentary.

The second round starts, Brownies have gathered around to

watch. Lulu’s fighter does a series of kicks. Shane can’t

even get one punch in -- she pins him to the ground,

kneels on his head, then kicks him in the face. Shane is

taking it really seriously. He’s really mad.

.

SHANE (CONT’D)

This isn’t fair. My joystick’s broken.

LULU:

You wanna switch?

They switch sides. Round three starts. Lulu’s fighter

picks up Shane’s in the air, spins her, then cracks her

in half over his knee... and then a kick in the face.

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Thomas Lennon

Thomas Patrick Lennon (born August 9, 1970) is an American actor, comedian, screenwriter, producer and director best known as a cast member on MTV's The State and for his role as Lieutenant Jim Dangle on the Comedy Central series Reno 911!. He is the writing partner of Robert Ben Garant. more…

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