The Santa Clause 2 Page #7

Synopsis: Scott Calvin has been Santa Claus for the past eight years, and his loyal elves consider him the best Santa ever. But Santa's got problems (he's even mysteriously losing weight) and things quickly go south when he finds out that his son, Charlie, has landed on this year's "naughty" list. Desperate to help his son, Scott heads back home, leaving a substitute Claus to watch over things at the Pole. But when the substitute institutes some strange redefinitions of naughty and nice, putting Christmas at risk, it's up to Scott to return with a new bag of magic to try to save Christmas.
Director(s): Michael Lembeck
Production: Buena Vista Pictures
  1 win & 3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.6
Metacritic:
48
Rotten Tomatoes:
55%
G
Year:
2002
104 min
$139,225,854
Website
2,325 Views


- Yeah, tonight.

OK. I'll help you up.

All right? Ready? You've got to|help me a little here.

Pull.

Ai! Gah!

Good. OK, we almost got it.

That's OK.

OK, now, help me.|Can ya move anything?

Fire in the hole! Get away!

Whoa!

Eat some roughage, will you?

- Oh, what about the jet pack?|- It burned up on reentry.

What am I supposed to do?|Grow wings?

I hope he doesn't have|too many stops to make tonight.

You and me both, pal.|OK. Let's just get it over with.

OK.

One, two...

Three!

- What's going on down there?|- Are you sure about this?

What? The old toaster trick?

When we were kids we used to do|this to get a little extra cash.

- Works every time!|- I can't watch this.

- You ready, buddy?|- All right. Let her rip.

One,

two,

three!

Ow!

Oh, Scott!

- Scott, are you all right?|- Mom!

- Yes?|- I lost another tooth.

Should I put it|under my pillow?

Yes!

By cuspids!

Shhh.

This way. Come on.

Curtis, get the door.|It's a Tooth Fairy ambush.

What do you people want?|I only carry $20 in change.

Tooth Fairy, it's me, Santa.

I've lost the weight|and the beard, but it's me.

I know Santa. Santa is a friend.|And you, sir, are no Santa.

I am too.

How did I know I could capture|you by holdin' on to a wing?

You wanted to change your name|to Captain Floss or Plaque Man.

Or, as I recall, Roy.

And it was Santa's idea|to call you the Molarnator.

- Who's the kid?|- One of my elves. He's an elf.

Ow.

Santa!

The Molarnator at your service!

- A little altitude, please!|- What?

Could you possibly|fly a little higher?

Oof!

- What?|- Never mind!

Principal Newman?

What is it, Charlie?

You keep asking me if there's|something bothering me.

Well, there is. I...

I couldn't talk|about it before, but...

I want to talk about it now.

OK. Go ahead.

- My dad is Santa.|- Oh, please. Not you too.

Hold on.

If you have no feelings|for my dad, then fine.

But if the only reason|for not being with him is

that you don't believe in him,|you're making a big mistake.

Oh, Charlie...

Here.

I want you to take this.|Look into this and...

try to remember what it was like|when you were little

and you still|believed in Christmas.

Seeing isn't believing.|Believing is seeing.

You haven't seen anything yet!

- Curtis?|- What? Ow!

- What do I do?|- Slow down.

OK.

Piece of cake. Attaboy.|There you go.

Why can't you fly higher?

Tooth Fairy, I want to thank|you. I'll never forget this.

I wish I could do more,|but I gotta go.

Denver just started|a new pee-wee hockey league.

Before you go,|I want you to know that nobody,

nobody was|braver than you were today.

You should be|proud of your wings.

- They're not too girly?|- Not on you.

Wouldn't it be easier|to go through the workshop?

No. That way Santa and his|soldiers would be expecting us.

Sound military strategy involves|taking your enemy by surprise.

It's good strategy.

Sometimes being a despot|is a tough business.

Come on.

It's Scott, isn't it?

Yeah. What are you|supposed to be?

A better, stronger version|of what you used to be -

with a flawless complexion,|I might add.

- Look, it just glistens.|- Listen to me. I'm back now.

So untie us. Let the elves go|and give me back the coat.

No can do! It's Christmas Eve!|I have coal to deliver!

And I don't want those|naughty kids to suffer!

Boys! One, two, three!

And... one, two!

Try to keep up!|Let's go. Move it on!

Try to...|This is just too tight.

This is all my fault.

I thought I could|create another Santa.

My elfin pride|blinded me to all reason.

There's only one Santa.

Well, I've done|a pretty rotten job.

I didn't check the list twice.

My kid thinks I betrayed him.

I hurt the woman I love.

I ruined Christmas.

Charlie!

How'd you get up here?

Scott!

I got to fly in|with the Tooth Fairy.

- Are you OK?|- Yeah.

Brush between meals|and don't forget the floss.

And if anybody cares,|I'm exhausted.

And she...|has a beautiful smile.

- Thank you for everything.|- No. Thank you.

I am... the Molarnator!

Whoo!

Come on!

Hyah!

Get out of the way!

What are you doing?

- You gotta save Christmas.|- How am supposed to save...?

- No, no, no.|- Please. Don't worry.

Whoa!

Slow down.

Stay.

Whoah!

Oh, Chet...

Ouch! Ow! Oh, oh, oh!

Thanks. Excuse me, pork chop.

OK. Chet, this is it.|You ready to rock and roll?

- Chet?|- Yeah. He's still in training.

- Has he had much flight time?|- About a minute and a half.

- He's had a lot of crash time!|- Curtis...!

- He's just a baby.|- All right.

Let's see what this baby can do.

- Oh, boy.

Ready to go, buddy?|You know what we gotta do.

Hyah!

Chet! Whoa, whoa, whoa.|Chet, Chet.

You gotta focus, Chet.

OK, everybody! Outside, now!

Almost there, boys. Let's go!

- Chet, whoa!

Snowballs, on three!

One!

Two!

Three!

OK, elves...

Let's get 'em!

Whoa, whoa! Not so far!

- Whoa, Chet!|- Whooh!

Back for more action,|eh, scooter?

- Chet, Chet!

Cut the chitchat, Chet!

Why is this such a problem?|Come on!

Where do you think you're going?

- Go, go!|- Hyah, boy! Come on!

Faster!

The lead.|The one in the front, Chet!

Leave my reindeer alone!

- Go! Go! Go!

Come on! We got to get them|before they get out the hole.

Stay away from my lead reindeer!

- Whoo!

Holy Hannah,|he's an action hero!

Hyah!

What are you doin' up there?|I can't see where I'm driving.

You are a sad,|strange little man.

Whoa!

You're gonna fall... I hope!

That's a good way|to lose an eye!

Look out! You're scaring me!

Can I help you?

Honey, I'm home!

Loser!

Hey, I'm supposed to wear this|coat! How about a little elbow?

There you are.|That's gotta feel good.

You want the shoe?|Take it off. Go ahead. Go on!

Uh?

What are we gonna do now,|smartypants?

Watch out!|The building! Left, left!

Oh, well.|The town'll break the fall.

Look out!

Yo, Tony! Hey, Brian, stop me!

Oof!

Get off of me! Now remember,|rules are very, very important!

I want hot chocolate.

Hey, guys, back up. I've|got a special place for him.

You idiot! Wait a minute,|something's shocking me.

- You were great.|- Sounds like you were too.

- We've got ten minutes.|- Where is Carol?

- Carol! Are you all right?|- Yes!

- Where are you going?|- I gotta deliver gifts.

Aren't you forgetting something?

- No.|- You gotta get married.

Excuse me?

Carol, l...

I cannot continue being Santa...|unless I find a Mrs Claus.

Oh. So that's what the whole|noodles and pie thing...

- You just needed a wife.|- No.

No?

- Yes.|- Yes?

Yes, I was looking for a wife.

No, I didn't figure on|falling... in love.

You love me?

- This is all happening so fast.|- Well, there's no pressure.

Good.

I mean, if I don't get married|I just won't deliver the gifts

and children everywhere|will stop believing,

the elves will lose their jobs,|the North Pole will disappear

and Christmas will be gone.

- Get down on one knee.|- Hm?

Do it. Now.

Say "Carol."

- Carol.|- Uh-huh?

Yeah?

You say this is happening|all so fast.

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Don Rhymer

Don Rhymer (February 23, 1961 – November 28, 2012) was an American screenwriter and film producer. He graduated from James Madison University in 1982. He wrote movies like Big Momma's House, The Santa Clause 2, Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London, The Honeymooners, Deck the Halls, and the computer animated mockumentary Surf's Up. more…

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