Magic in the Water Page #5

Synopsis: Radio psychologist Jack Black takes his children Joshua and Ashley on a 'vacation' to a lake in British Columbia. While he grinds away at work the children discover that the famous local lake monster "Orky" may not be just a gimmick to attract tourists after all. In fact, Orky may enable them to get closer to their workaholic dad, and help stop local polluters who are dumping toxic waste into Orky's home.
Director(s): Rick Stevenson
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
  2 wins & 5 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
21%
PG
Year:
1995
101 min
147 Views


because that was his name.

So what happened to Jackie and Curtis?

Did they live happily ever after?

No.

They just sort of lost touch.

It's not a very good ending.

No, it isn't, is it?

In fact, Dad, it sucks.

It's not fair!

Why did we even rent the damn boat?

You're right, Josh.

We'll turn the keys in tomorrow.

They're on the kitchen table.

No, that's not what I mean.

This is seriously affecting my development.

Joshua, look. He's having fun.

Dad, he's a moron.

Hiro! Hiro!

You're gonna look great in this hat.

You guys wanna hang out here

while I drop by Dr Bell's?

I'll come with you.

No, no, thanks, honey.

- It doesn't do anything.

- Go on.

A hundred?

Enjoy yourselves. I won't be long.

Dad, this is...

Frank.

The last time we met, you were describing

the euphoria you experienced...

during your hallucination with the monster.

Jack!

Everyone, this is Dr Jack Black,

a colleague of mine.

Hi, Jack.

Hi, Jack.

Jack, did you want to join us?

Frank, do you have anything

you want to say?

Now, Frank...

why did this experience make you happy?

Because he suddenly felt free.

- Like a kid again.

- Yeah.

Yeah, like a kid again.

Frank, do you have anything

you want to say?

No.

Frank, don't worry.

It'll pass.

Actually, it sort of comes and goes.

What does?

Feeling scared.

Simon, why don't we let Frank

describe his own feelings.

How are you feeling, Frank?

Scared.

Now, Frank, that's what Simon said.

It's very important

that you find your own words...

to describe your own feelings

and your own experiences.

So are you saying

you're no longer as happy...

as you once were about your experience?

No.

It's just that sometimes,

it feels as though someone...

Yes, Frank?

- Tell them.

- Someone's trying to...

Someone wants to...

Kill you!

- Yes.

- Yeah.

Like there's something really bad out there.

Like evil forces all around you.

- It's like, in the air you breathe.

- Everywhere.

And it's only getting worse.

Yeah!

- And voices, like giant mosquito noises.

- Yeah, mosquito noises.

Except they're all distorted, like...

Like that. Yeah.

I don't hear buzzing. I

don't scratch my gut.

I don't believe in Orky.

I'm not a nut. No!

All right. Gentlemen. Everybody! Hey, guys!

Guys! Guys?

Oh, my!

Keep an eye on them.

If they get any closer to the site,

we'll have to move to plan "B".

Damn monster-huggers.

Dump her in the usual spot, boys,

and keep a low profile.

Okay, boss.

China?

Hey, wait!

Hey!

Hey.

Find anything yet?

I don't understand it.

There must be a tunnel down here

or something.

You think?

I always figured digging

is kind of like swinging.

If you swing high enough,

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Rick Stevenson

Rick Stevenson is a writer, director, and producer from Seattle, Washington. Some of Stevenson's films include: Privileged (1983) starring Hugh Grant, Restless Natives (1985) starring Ned Beatty, Promised Land (1987) starring Meg Ryan and Kiefer Sutherland, Some Girls (1989) starring Patrick Dempsey, Jennifer Connelly and Andre Gregory, and Crooked Smiles starring Jennifer Jason-Leigh, Noah Wylie, Juliette Lewis and Peter Coyote. In 2006, his film Expiration Date won both Audience and Jury Award for Best Film at the Omaha Film Festival and took Best Film honors at the American Indian Film Festival. Stevenson has directed many programs for television, including ED for NBC, and his work as a director of television commercials has garnered a myriad of awards. In 2001, Stevenson founded a documentary series called The 5000 Days Project. This project is now called The School of Life Project and spans 15 countries. In 2004, Stevenson founded TheFilmSchool with Tom Skerritt and Stewart Stern. more…

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