Pete's Dragon Page #2
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- Year:
- 1977
- 128 min
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Passamaquoddy's
a beautiful community...
where the sun always rises
and the sun always sets.
- That's very deep and profound.
Don't you think?
- Elliott...
It's a place of serenity
and security,
where the unexpected
never happens.
Ow!
It's okay, Elliott.
It seems to say,
"Welcome!"
You-You absolute oaf.
You-You idiot!
- No, come, come.
- It was that kid that pushed me.
He pulled off
Miss Taylor's petticoat.
- He walked through my cement with his big
feet. - He scared my horse, Victoria.
Let's get out of here, Elliott.
- We-Well, where is this person?
- Th-There he goes!
- Elliott...
- Uh-oh.
You spoiled everything.
Darn you, Elliott.
I told you to behave.
Scallops.
And some oysters.
And...
Hi.
Hi.
- Hey! Hey, you look terrible.
- Whoopee!
Hey, your friend's...
turned green.
If I didn't know any better,
I'd say he was a dragon.
A drag-drag...
Dragon!
Elliott, didn't I tell you that...
Oh! Gentlemen...
A dragon, a dragon
I swear I saw a dragon
A green and seething
fire-breathing monster is in sight
With eyes of red a lion's head
and wings as dark as night
He has a jaw of gleaming teeth
He's 50 feet in height
It's true, it's true
Oh, what are we to do
It's true, it's true
He'll break us all in two
Oh, he's comin' in His great big
So board up all the windows
And get down on the floor
Has anybody seen my dad?
Nora, please, my child, come in.
- Get off that street.
- What's the matter?
- Worst thing I ever saw in my life
out on the street. - What was it?
- I don't want to tell you for fear
it'll scare you to death! - Scare me.
A dragon, a dragon
I swear I saw a dragon
His tail lashing, he'll be
smashing every shop in town
With scaly feet he'll crack the
street and tear the steeple down
It's not some loony dream I heard
It's true, it's true
Oh, what are we to do
- It's true, it's true
- Old Lampie's in a stew
A dragon, a dragon
You're off your hinges
All those binges put you in a haze
doggone fault he's in a daze
Let go of me, let go of me
and mend your wicked ways
Aah!
There never, never, ever was
a dragon, dragon, dragon
Dragon, dragon
dragon, dragon, dragon
- Why don't you just calm down?
- I seen his face.
If you wanna call it a face.
It was this close to me.
Why don't you
lie down, Dad? Come on.
You know what else?
- Well, did you smile back? - I didn't have
time to smile. I was too busy running.
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