Jack the Giant Slayer Page #5

Synopsis: Sent to the market by his uncle to sell their horse and buy thatch for their roof, Jack meets the beautiful Princess Isabelle whom he rescues her from ruffians. He returns home only with a handful of beans given to him by a monk who claimed they were sacred but that does little to impress his uncle who tosses them away. In the night the Princess arrives having run off to keep from marrying Roderick who is clearly only interested in becoming king. Soon the beans take root with a giant stalk carrying away the princess and Jack's house. He soon sets off on an adventure with the king's guards to rescue the princess only to find that a mythical land filled with giants really exists.
Director(s): Bryan Singer
Production: Warner Bros.
  1 win & 4 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.3
Metacritic:
51
Rotten Tomatoes:
52%
PG-13
Year:
2013
114 min
$65,171,860
Website
4,176 Views


to prove my worth to my beloved.

And to you.

Very well. Just bring her back.

Jack!

No further!

Jack! What have you done?

Who is this man?

He's my uncle.

Your Majesty...

... I want to volunteer.

Jack!

Your Majesty, please.

Why don't we bring

wives and lady friends?

- Let's not...

Ha-ha-ha.

Let's not be hasty.

I think the young man should come.

He's the only one who saw what happened.

He might shed light on this mystery.

- Your Majesty...

No, Elmont, Roderick's right.

He might be an asset.

Now go. And may God help you

bring back my daughter.

Hold to a line...

... soldiers!

Please, sir, the other side

of the tree. That means move back.

Please, sir.

Move back.

What do you suppose...

... is up there?

I'm not a superstitious man, Jack.

I never suppose.

I simply prepare for everything.

- What, like giants?

No, everything real.

Fear...

... of heights?

Fear of falling.

Well, then don't fall.

Oh, that's great advice...

... yeah.

All right, let's get moving, chaps.

I hope you're not putting yourself...

... through all this with the aim

of impressing the princess.

What? No.

Good.

You'd be barking up

the wrong beanstalk.

Even if she could...

... avoid marrying Roderick,

law dictates that...

... she will never marry a commoner.

Tallyho.

Your turn.

Come on, Jack, it's not very far.

Come on.

You want to know a little trick?

- No.

- When I'm afraid...

... I imagine a big piece of cake...

... floating right in front of me.

Brilliant. Thanks.

Like a reward waiting for you,

just within arm's reach.

Right.

Can you see it?

Not really.

Then go get it!

Crawe.

Am I dead?

Not just yet.

Help us! Pull us up!

Bloody hell!

Help!

Wicke! Wicke!

I think it's time...

... to lighten the load!

Help!

Wicke...

... what are you doing?

No! Please!

What's happening down there?

No! Please!

Sorry, boys!

Roderick, what's going on?

The line!

It snapped!

They're gone! They're all gone!

Isabelle.

Well, look at that.

Well, she's not in the house.

This is the only other place she could've gone.

And if she climbed down...

... we would've seen her.

She didn't climb down. She climbed up.

Why would she do that?

If she were cold.

Or hungry.

Or looking for an adventure.

Crawe.

Bald.

Thank you, sir.

Is this all you have?

The rations went down with my men.

Ah.

- Where are the beans?

Shh.

My lord?

There are exactly three men in Cloister...

... who can make a person disappear.

The Lord High Constable,

the Lord High Steward...

... and the Chief Advisor to the King.

Unfortunately for you...

... I'm all three.

Come on.

Come on!

Come on!

And not a word. Or you and your uncle...

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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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