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Synopsis: Prehistoric family the Croods live in a particularly dangerous moment in time. Patriarch Grug (Nicolas Cage), his mate, Ugga (Catherine Keener), teenage daughter Eep (Emma Stone), son Thunk (Clark Duke) and feisty Gran (Cloris Leachman) gather food by day and huddle together in a cave at night. When a more evolved caveman named Guy (Ryan Reynolds) arrives on the scene, Grug is distrustful, but it soon becomes apparent that Guy is correct about the impending destruction of their world.
Production: 20th Century Fox
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 5 wins & 44 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.2
Metacritic:
55
Rotten Tomatoes:
71%
PG
Year:
2013
98 min
$187,165,546
Website
7,085 Views


The Croods 12.12.2012 10.

EEP:

Please come back tomorrow.

ON GRUG getting his ‘bath.’

GRUG:

How can she not like the cave? It’s so

cozy.

UGGA:

It is a little, dark, Grug.

GRUG:

It’s not that dark.

Grug is finished with his bath.

GRUG (CONT’D)

(losing patience)

Eep! Eep?

Eep begins to climb down the wall outside when she hears

a sound in the distance. Curious, she begins to climbeven higher. Grug leaves the cave, searching for her.

GRUG (CONT’D)

Come on, I gotta close the cave...

ON GRUG exiting the cave... Grug sees that Eep is at the

very top.

GRUG (CONT’D)

Eep!

Eep continues to climb.

EEP:

Okay, okay!

GRUG:

Come on.

Behind Grug, the Bear Owl appears up the canyon. It

SPOTS Grug and the open cave and RACES to attack. Grug

sees the BearOwl in full attack mode.

GRUG (CONT’D)

EEP! COME DOWN!!

Grug throws a rock which momentarily stuns the creature,

allowing Eep to JUMP DOWN and DART into the cave. Grugbarely gets the cave closed in time.

The Croods 12.12.2012 11.

GRUG (CONT’D)

*Sigh*

CUT TO:

SEQ. 210 - BEDTIME STORY

The Bear Owl PUSHES his paw through the narrow opening,

and FEELS around for the Croods. The Croods are like

mice in this world.

GRUG:

That was too close!

EEP:

I was watching. I was fine.

GRUG:

What were you doing up there, Eep?

EEP:

I don’t know.

GRUG:

What were you looking for?

EEP:

Nothing.

GRUG:

Well then why did you go up there?

EEP:

(annoyed)

I don’t know.

GRUG:

Why don’t you know? Stop looking for

things. Fear keeps us alive Eep. Never

not be afraid.

Eep climbs up on a ledge and curls up in the corner where

a tiny spot of light seeps in.

EEP:

(to herself)

What’s the point of all this?

GRUG:

Hmmm? What was that?

The Croods 12.12.2012 12.

EEP:

(a little louder)

I mean, why are we here? What are we

doing this for?

CROODS:

*Groan*

GRUG:

No one said survival was fun.

EEP:

Nothing is fun.

GRUG:

Hmm? Would you come down here. Eep?

No answer. Grug CLIMBS up. Ugga PULLS Grug back down.

UGGA:

Grug. Off.

GRUG:

Yes.

Grug climbs back up.

UGGA:

Off!

GRUG:

I just don’t see why she needs her own

ledge. That’s all. That’s what this is

about.

UGGA:

She’s working through some things and

needs her own space.

GRUG:

What things? How long is this going totake? Really? I mean she already

doesn’t listen to me.

A pebble hits Grug in the head. It came from Eep’s

ledge.

GRUG (CONT’D)

Hey!

UGGA:

See? She’s listening.

The Croods 12.12.2012 13.

GRUG:

If she wants to survive, she has to

follow our rules.

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Chris Sanders

Christopher Michael "Chris" Sanders (born March 9, 1962) is an American animation director and illustrator best known for co-writing and directing the Disney animated feature Lilo & Stitch (2002) and DreamWorks How to Train Your Dragon (2010), and providing the voice of one of the title characters from the former. After leaving Walt Disney Animation Studios, Sanders went on to work for DreamWorks Animation, co-writing and directing the critically acclaimed animated feature film How to Train Your Dragon. His recent work is serving as director and co-writer on The Croods, along with Kirk DeMicco. Now, Sanders and DeMicco are both working on The Croods 2, a sequel to the film. more…

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