The Wizard Page #6

Synopsis: Corey and Jimmy Woods are two brothers who are being separated due to their parents divorcing. Jimmy is a mentally unstable kid that has had problems ever since his sister died at a young age. One day, Corey discovers that Jimmy has a natural talent for playing video games. He is one of the best around, and the two journey to the West Coast to compete in a video game championship, but along the way, they must avoid the adults, who are trying to take Jimmy away.
Director(s): Todd Holland
Production: Universal Pictures
  4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
26%
PG
Year:
1989
100 min
1,212 Views


Come on. Come on.

Come on, Haley! Give me the pail.

Jimmy, give me the pail.

Stop those kids!

Come here!

Hold this.

The prop house over here, where

we contain most of the props...

Oh, damn!

Bastard!

What the hell do we do now?

Go this way, here.

Come here! Come here! Hey!

Come here, you little freak!

You maniac, what are you...

What are you...

Right there.

Go! Go!

- Get that kid! Come here!

- Come on!

Come here!

Gotcha!

Come here! Get off me!

Come on! Come on!

What are you...

Get off!

Ah! Ah!

You all right?

Please, sit down and have fun! Just

sit down and have fun, damn it!

Are you okay? Face all right?

Yeah? You sure? Yeah.

Come on. Come on!

Okay. Down here. Down here.

Hurry, Jimmy. Hurry!

Follow me, Jimmy.

Wrong way! This way!

Over there, through the window.

Come on. Come on, Jimmy.

Come on.

Where are we? What is this? What is this?

The contest is about to start.

Wait a minute.

Haley, look down!

Where is he? Where's the little guy?

Where's the third?

It's time to go.

Woods. Woods...

Where is he?

I don't know.

- There's your cue.

- The option to override emergency destruct

has now expired.

Video Armageddon will begin in

T-minus two minutes and counting.

Our first contestant,

Mr. Lucas Barton from Nevada.

- Lucas! Lucas!

- Kick butt, Lucas!

I love you, Lucas!

90 seconds. Hey! Hey, Lucas!

Lucas, tell 'em to wait!

- Tell 'em we're here! Lucas!

- Lucas!

He's coming!

Go! Run! Run!

And our second contestant,

from the state of California,

the gorgeous Mora Grissom.

Sixty seconds.

No!

Come on! Right here.

Come on, Jimmy!

Go, go!

Turn him over, you little snots!

He's mine. No.

- Fifty seconds.

- Ha! Stay back!

I'm a desperate man. I could do anything.

Very cute.

I'm gonna get ya.

- What the hell is that? Hey!

- Bye!

- Come here!

- All right, Corey!

God, I hate this job!

Forty seconds.

And our third contestant, from

the great state of Utah...

Thirty seconds.

Gimme, gimme, gimme,

Jimmy Woods!

19, 18, 17,

16, 15,

14, 13, 12... Jimmy,

Jimmy, Jimmy, Jimmy,

Woods!

11, 10 seconds,

nine, eight, seven,

six, five, four, three, two...

I give you Video Armageddon!

One, ignition.

Hey, hey!

Ha-ha!

Ladies and gentlemen,

we have three contestants,

one, two, three!

So I give you

Super Mario Bros. 3!

To your stations!

You have 10 minutes, and the

player with the most points wins!

Go!

We enter world one.

Lucas Barton, 1,300.

Jimmy Woods, 1,300.

Mora Grissom, 400.

Come on, come on, come on! Let's hear

it from the rest of you! You've got me!

Look at this!

You can do it! You can do it!

Come on!

Corey! Corey! Jimmy, Jimmy!

Yeah!

He's a finalist!

Uh-huh.

Why didn't you tell me?

He's a finalist! What?

My son's a finalist.

Jimmy! Watch the mushrooms!

Lucas Barton, 16,900.

Jimmy Woods, 17,200.

Miss Mora Grissom, 14,900.

Lucas, second.

Jimmy leads!

He's doing it! Faster!

Yahoo!

He's a changed man, this guy.

No kidding.

- Come on, shorty.

- I love ya!

- All right. Now stomp on 'em.

- Get 'em!

Okay, now find a warp, Jimmy. Find a warp!

If he finds a warp, he can jump worlds.

Get it, Jimmy.

Go! Go! Go!

Lucas Barton, 24,150.

Jimmy Woods, 26,340.

Well, we got him cold now.

I flushed him out.

Course, we still have a deal,

Mrs. Bateman.

Shut up!

Oh, sure.

Oh, no. No!

The Turtle hit him

with his boomerang.

You're gonna have to start over, Jimmy.

Just stay calm, okay? Stay calm!

And Jimmy loses a life

and starts over in world two.

- Yeah.

- Lucas finishes world two.

And Mora finishes world two.

Oh, no. He's lost another guy! He's

gonna have to start all over again.

Jimmy begins world two again.

Lucas Barton, match. 52,520.

The star, Jimmy.

Get the star!

Whoo! Yeah!

- Jimmy finishes world two.

- I know you can do it.

Just go! Just go!

Jimmy Woods, match.

50,270.

Lucas Barton, 59,080.

Jimmy Woods, 52,000.

Mora Grissom, 39,820.

Jimmy's found

the secret passageway!

That's the magic flute. Use it!

Use it! It opens the warp.

Jimmy finds the warp zone!

Yes! Yes, he's found the warp!

Jimmy Woods, 66,820.

Lucas Barton, 69,180.

Mora Grissom, 47,500.

She's out! She's out!

She's out!

Game play will terminate in T-minus 18...

Score! Score!

17, 16...

Come on, Jimmy. Score! Score!

15, 14...

13, 12, 11...

Ten, nine,

eight, seven, six...

Get the star, Jimmy, the star!

Five, four,

three, two, one.

Jimmy Woods...

Holy Moly!

81,520.

And the winner is...

Lucas Barton...

Jimmy Woods from Utah!

78,180.

Yeah! I know that kid! Yeah! Way to go!

Mora Grissom, 49,440.

Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!

Well, it was pretty remarkable.

"Fornia."

C-California!

California! What's

the matter with him?

Just pull over. Stay still, honey.

It's okay. Would you pull over?

- California!

- It's okay.

He's pullin' over. What the hell

are they doin'? I don't know.

Dad, pull over.

Well, go ahead.

Pull over!

Jimmy!

What's the problem? Huh? I don't know.

He's yelling "California" and...

Is he okay?

Yeah, he's okay.

Jimmy?

Jimmy?

Jimmy.

Where'd he go?

Wait a minute.

Jimmy?

Jimmy.

Jimmy.

Jennifer.

What is this?

What's going on?

It's all of us.

It was taken here.

Jimmy.

Jimmy, is this California?

I guess, he just wanted to leave her

in a place where she was happy.

I guess he wanted

to say good-bye.

Jim?

Why don't you take

our boys home, Sam?

We'll talk when we get

back to town.

Come on.

Let's go.

I'm traveling blind

trapped in darkness

Kept tryin' to find

Easy rules to win the game

Goin' round and round

In old disguise

So full of doubt

But I'm turnin' around

'cause now it's my time

I'm standing on the edge

Of tomorrow

Leaving far behind

my yesterdays

Its shadow's disappearing

As mornin' light is nearing

And tomorrow will be more

Than just another day

I've found my way

Playing it safe

for a long time

So afraid

To find the courage

to believe

But with each new day

I find the urge

To face the pain

Now it's time for a change

I swear, it's my turn

I'm standing on the edge

Of tomorrow

Leaving far behind

my yesterdays

Its shadow's disappearing

As mornin' light is nearing

And tomorrow will be more

Than just another day

I've found my way

And now

With a love I can't explain

Somehow

He gave me faith

to find the way

Standing on the edge

Of tomorrow

Leaving far behind

my yesterdays

Its shadow's disappearing

As mornin' light is nearing

And tomorrow will be more

Than just another day

I've found my way

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David Chisholm

David Chisholm was a Scottish international rugby union player.He was capped for Scotland fourteen times between 1964-68. He also played for Melrose RFC. He was commonly linked with Alex Hastie, according to Allan Massie: "They played together for Melrose for eleven seasons, in the course of which Chisholm scored more than a thousand points for the club... As a pair their understanding made them more than the sum of two individuals. Did Hastie ever lose Chisholm in any of the thirteen internationals they played together? It was their joint ability to tidy up bad ball and even turn it to advantage that made them the most secure of partnerships. Both tackled better than many wing forwards, and they would have revelled in the modern game... Their record of going ten internationals without defeat is unparalleled."His brother Robin Chisholm was also capped for Scotland. more…

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