Turbo

Synopsis: After a freak accident infuses him with the power of super-speed, Turbo kicks into overdrive and embarks on an extraordinary journey to achieve the seemingly impossible: competing in the world's fastest race, the Indianapolis 500. With the help of his tricked-out streetwise snail crew, this ultimate underdog puts his heart and shell on the line to prove that no dream is too big, and no dreamer too small.
Director(s): David Soren
Production: DreamWorks Animation
  1 win & 13 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.5
Metacritic:
58
Rotten Tomatoes:
67%
PG
Year:
2013
96 min
$81,100,000
Website
10,356 Views


1

And we're back at the final stretch

of the Indianapolis 500.

Guy Gagn is gaining on the pack.

The young French Canadian

is making quite an impression

in his debut here at the Motor Speedway.

In all my years of racing, I've never

seen a driver with this much raw talent.

But what's this?

Out of nowhere,

a dark horse is challenging Gagn.

He's gaining on the pack.

And down the front stretch.

Moving into fourth position... third...

Now, second!

Going to the outside

as they cross the bricks!

And it looks like the winner is Turbo!

Amazing! Unbelievable!

Instant replay. Again, in super slo-mo.

Welcome back, race fans.

We're here with Indy's brightest new star,

Guy Gagn.

Tell us, Guy, what inspired you

to become a race driver?

You know, Dan, everybody's got

that one thing that makes them happy.

And for me, it's terrifying,

terrifying blazing speed.

Guy!

-One at a time, please.

-Theo!

Yes, the handsome fellow in the back.

What are you doing?

What I've always done.

Stay focused, try to run my race.

That's all any driver can do.

Next question.

Can you please go to sleep?

We've got work tomorrow.

Sleep? Are you kidding me?

It takes hours to come down

after a big race like this.

Yeah, I bet. Okay.

They are the fuel that keeps me running!

Guy, when you were just a rookie

starting out in the Indy Lights,

did you ever dream

that you'd be standing here today?

Well, as my dear father

always told me,

"No dream is too big,

and no dreamer

-"too small."

-Too small.

Sleep!

Head in the game. Head in the game.

Yes! Seventeen minutes!

That's a new record!

Theo!

Good morning.

Let's go, people! Pick it up!

Turbo, ready to make his move.

Did you see that? She cut me off!

The joys of racing.

How could anyone not see the appeal

of watching a bunch of cars,

drive around in circles

for hours on end?

Left turn! Left turn! Left turn!

Your ignorance saddens me to no end.

Left turn! "What do I do here?

Oh, no, wait a minute. Left turn!"

'Morning, Chet!

How's it going, Sally?

-'Morning, Chet.

-'Morning, Phil.

Well, that's a shame.

And so begins another wonderful

work week at the plant.

All right, people, we got

a lot of tomatoes to harvest today.

We got to pick them,

we got to sort them, we got to eat them.

But most importantly, we got to be...

Safe.

Yes! Music to my ears.

Look at her.

Nice curves.

You are one giant, juicy temptress.

Big Red.

Any day now.

Any day now.

Overripe!

Overripe!

Overripe!

Oh, no.

Here we go.

Bring it on.

Not this time.

And the cars are at the starting line.

Gagn's in the top pole position,

driving his trademark

number one overripe tomato.

Next to him

is that feisty young upstart, Turbo.

Gentlemen, start your engines.

Gagn rolls into the lead

around the first turn

with Turbo hot on his tail

into the straightaway.

Hey, there he goes again.

And down the homestretch,

the crowd goes wild!

Go, Turbo!

They're neck and neck!

Gagn, Turbo! Turbo, Gagn!

-And it looks like the winner is...

-Turbo! Turbo! Turbo!

So close!

It's a photo finish!

Overripe!

All right, all right, knock it off.

Talk to your brother, Chet. Or I will.

I'm on it, Carl.

This will not happen again.

Heard that before.

Okay.

That's lunch!

You do this to yourself, you know.

I mean, look at you.

How could they not make fun of you?

It's like you're almost forcing them.

If you'd just quit it

with the speed stuff...

I can't help it.

It's in me.

No. It is not "in" you.

Says who?

Nature. Mother Nature.

Maybe you've heard of her?

We all have our limitations, Theo.

And the sooner you accept the dull,

miserable reality of your existence,

the happier you'll be.

Wow. Aren't you

just a little ray of sunshine?

Heads up! Shell crusher, two o' clock!

All right, people, you know the drill.

Tuck and roll!

Can't tuck. I can't tuck!

Theo, tuck and roll!

We've been over this.

I don't tuck and roll.

You have a shell for a reason.

Use it.

You use it.

I mean, come on,

he's not even looking this way.

Hey, Juice Box, nice tricycle!

You see what I'm saying?

All right, good hustle.

Good hustle, everybody!

Almost everybody.

Quitting time!

Good night, Jim! Night, Sally!

Night, Steve!

I don't know your name.

I'm out of here! Bye!

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Do not exceed more than two cans

of Adrenalode in a 24-hour period.

Do not expose Adrenalode

to flame, or to water, or to sand.

Yes!

That tastes awesome.

Welcome back to

The Road to Indianapolis.

I'm here with five-time Indy champ,

the legendary Guy Gagn!

I love you, Guy!

Tell us, Guy, do you have any advice

for the future racers out there

who might be watching at home right now?

Oh, my gosh. That's me, that's me.

Well, there comes a time

in every race

when a driver is forced to make

that one, key, split-second decision.

Fall behind, or push ahead.

Push ahead!

To take a chance and risk it all,

or play it safe and suffer defeat.

Risk it all, Guy!

But what really separates

the racers from the champions...

Yes!

...that one thing that separates

the ordinary from the extraordinary...

What is it?

That one thing is...

No!

No, you didn't!

No! No! No! No! No!

Come back to me, TV!

-Only you have your finger on the...

-It's working!

-'Morning, Bob.

-'Morning, Sally.

'Morning, Steve.

'Morning...

You know, this is good.

Yes, this is good.

I daresay we've had

a breakthrough, here.

With that TV gone,

you can finally get out of that garage

and put all that racing nonsense

behind you.

And do what?

Start living your life.

I have a life?

Big Red?

Big Red!

I can't tuck. I can't tuck!

-Yes!

-Finally!

All right, let's chow down!

Hit the brakes, people.

It's Gardener Day.

You're quitting? Just like that?

Hey, nothing ventured, nothing gained.

That's a bad thing.

"There comes a time in every race

"when a driver is forced to make

that one, key, split-second decision."

What did he just say?

"Take a chance and risk it all,

or play it safe and suffer defeat."

Okay, enough with the crazy talk, Theo.

Just step away from the grass

and get back to work.

Theo!

And the cars are at the starting line.

Gentlemen, start your engines.

And once again, it's Turbo out front.

No dream is too big.

In the high lane! At the stripe!

And it looks like the winner is...

Tuck and roll, Theo! Tuck and roll!

No!

Are you insane?

You could've gotten yourself killed!

Theo, what were you thinking?

I thought I could get there.

When are you gonna wake up?

I wish...

I wish I was...

That was close.

Oh, no.

Yeah!

No, no, no! Come on! Faster!

No, no, no!

What happened?

Hey, hey, hey! Get out of here!

Not dead! Not dead!

It reeks in here.

It's like wearing a hat

made out of feet.

Home.

All right.

I'm okay.

That's peculiar.

Okay, what's happening to me?

What? That's me!

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Darren Lemke

Darren Lemke (born 1969/1970) is an American screenwriter who has been active in the film industry since the late 1990s. His first major screenwriting credit was for Shrek Forever After (2010), which he wrote with Josh Klausner. Lemke directed the thriller film Lost (2004), which he also wrote. more…

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