The Star Page #2
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- Year:
- 2017
- 86 min
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bring me up any more dishes?
You didn't tell me you had a donkey.
ldont
No, he must be a stray.
Go on, boy. Shoo!
You're scrappy. Scrappy little donkey.
Come on.
All right, that's how it's gonna be?
-Are you okay?
-Yeah, yeah. I'm fine. It's just a...
Poor little guy is hurt.
-Give him a break.
-Hello!
Has anyone lost a donkey?
-Because, if you have, he's here!
-What should we call you?
And I do not want him!
How about...
-Wait, what are you doing?
-Boaz.
You're naming it?
What do you think, Bo?
Bo? No way.
Bo's a good name for you. Isn't it?
-lsn't it?
-Yeah, Bo's great. Love it.
Mary, no.
No, if you name him, you're gonna start
feeling affectionate toward him.
And once you feel affectionate,
you're gonna want to keep him.
And if there is one thing
we are definitely not going to do...
Do you think
he'll be warm enough down here?
That's my workshop.
Let's just let him stay here
till he's all better.
Don't you think we should at least...
Mary?
Come on. Let's go talk upstairs.
Okay...
Finally. They are gone,
and I am out of here.
There you are.
I am so glad you're okay.
Do you know how much flying around
l have done looking for you?
I thought that maybe the miller
caught you and was gonna eat you.
Eat me? Yeah, I don't think
he was gonna do that.
You don't know!
He had crazy in his eyes.
So keep it down.
He's still out there someplace.
-Do you think he heard?
-Nah. I think we're good.
This is the last place he'd check.
Nothing special ever happens
in an old shack like this.
The Messiah?
You're saying that baby
is the actual Messiah?
Like from the prophets?
I do need to sit down, actually.
I know. I know how it sounds, but yes.
And God wants you and me to raise him.
Me? Are you sure...
I mean, did the angel mention me?
Well, no, but it's...
Look, I can't raise the Son of God.
He's a king. I'm just a carpenter.
He needs someone with a little
more experience being...
I don't know, king-ish?
I mean, who am I?
You're my husband.
I am so sorry.
This is just so much
to take in right now.
Can I have a little time?
Okay. We got it this time.
We're making progress, though, right?
Hate to say it,
but even if we got you out,
to the royal caravan on that leg.
Dave, look,
I don't want to hold you back.
l'll catch up once my leg heals.
No. We're in this together,
and I'm not gonna leave you here.
-Friends don't do that.
-Are you sure?
Yeah, and besides,
you'd never make it without me.
I am a bird of the world.
I know how things work out there.
You are a donkey of a barn.
A very small, ill-smelling barn.
-You need me.
-Okay.
So, now what?
Hide out here until your leg heals,
and then just get yourself kicked out.
And we'll be back on track, pal.
Bo, actually.
My name is Bo now. Mary named me.
"BO"
That's got a nice ring to... Wait.
I said hide here,
not settle in and get a name.
-Have I taught you nothing?
-No one is settling in, okay?
Once my leg is healed,
it's time for Operation Kick Me Out.
Good. Now, I'm an expert
at this type of thing, so listen up.
Things I found that tend
to tick people off.
Jumping out and scaring them.
Singing really loudly
early in the morning.
Staring at them while they eat.
At the risk of stating the obvious,
a well-placed number two.
Breaking things.
Setting things on fire.
Licking things that
don't want to be licked.
What child is this
Who laid to rest
On Mary's lap
Is sleeping
Whom angels greet
With anthems sweet
While shepherds watch
Joseph.
Are keeping?
This, this is Christ the King
Whom shepherds guard and angels sing
Haste, haste
To bring him laud
The babe, the Son of Mary.
Wait a minute! Wait a minute!
We three kings
Of Orient are
Bearing gifts
We traverse afar
Field and fountain
Moor and mountain
Hang on!
-Following yonder star
-Cyrus! Deborah!
Come on, guys! Wait up!
I expected a left turn two deserts ago.
I'm dying back here!
I can't believe
we passed that last oasis.
-l'm getting thirsty.
-Lost!
These wise guys are lost.
Wise men don't get lost, Felix.
So you're saying they know
And what makes you so certain
it's a birthday party?
Here we go.
Have you seen the presents
these guys are bringing?
Gold, myrrh, frankincense.
Could be a baby shower.
-You bring gifts to a baby shower.
-Baby shower?
What is a baby gonna do
with frankincense, silly camel?
It's a birthday party.
Baby shower.
-Birthday party.
-Baby shower.
Birthday party.
-Baby shower.
-Birthday party!
What if it's not a party at all?
What if we're on our way
to do something important like,
I don't know, meeting the Son of God?
Deborah's crazier than a box of rocks.
I believe the expression is,
"Dumb as a box of rocks."
You ever shake a box of rocks?
They sound crazy.
You're westward leading
Still you're proceeding
Guide us to the light
So floridly written.
It makes one wonder how the emperor
has so much time
for counting his subjects.
But if Caesar decrees a census,
then a census he will get.
Send the royal guard to round up
every man and woman.
-Sire.
-Let the counting of the sheep begin.
Your Majesty, three magi
bearing gifts for the king.
Hold it right there, camels.
I bet they can
play that game we made up.
That was fun. What was it called again?
"How High."
On three. One, two...
Three!
-How high?
-Camel high.
Your gifts are unexpected,
though not unwelcome.
Your Majesty,
these gifts are not for you.
Yes, they're for the new king.
-What new king?
-The one foretold by the star.
I knew it.
It's a birthday party for the new king.
No, no. I'm pretty certain
it's a baby shower.
Or maybe they're referring
to the coming Messiah.
The Son of God.
Okay, now I'm starting
Deborah, are you okay?
How many hooves am | holding up?
Now bring in my scribes.
There is a prophecy.
What are they saying?
I can't make it out, but it's something
about the king of the... Shoes?
King of the shoes?
That's what this is about?
-That can't be right.
-Look!
Look! Dude has gold slippers.
King of the shoes, no doubt.
That, Felix, is money and no taste.
Can we move past the shoes?
-I think...
-Look at that guy.
-You see him?
-He's just the royal dog walker.
Trust me. Felix, I know these things.
What? Dog walker?
He's like a nightmare wearing a helmet.
We must find this king at once.
I will set my scribes to the task.
In the meantime, I invite you to stay
in the palace as my royal guests.
No, no, that's not necessary, sire.
But, I insist.
Okay. That was sinister.
Yep. We're leaving.
We're not gonna do any slumber parties
with any evil shoe kings.
No, thank you.
Too late.
This new king is a problem.
Get rid of the problem.
The room was filled with magical light.
And then the angel said
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