Snow Page #3

Synopsis: For the Christmas holidays, Buck Seger has been tasked with getting some reindeer from a game farm for the San Ernesto California Zoo. Sandy Brooks, an animal keeper at the zoo, is a lonely woman who uses the animals as a surrogate for human affection. Despite this, she detests Buck, who is continually pestering her to go out with him. In his task for the zoo, Buck, indulging his big game hunting passion, decides to get one of the reindeer from the wild instead. He inadvertently captures Buddy, one of Santa's new reindeer. Santa not only has come to San Ernesto to rescue Buddy, but also to teach Buddy to fly, all before Christmas Day. Santa can travel between the North Pole and any location in the world via mirrors. While in San Ernesto, Santa names himself Nick Snowden. To get Buddy back, Nick figures he has to get close to Sandy, a move that does not sit well with Buck. Nick manages to move into the boarding house where Sandy lives. Getting Buddy back is more difficult than Nick firs
Director(s): Alex Zamm
Production: Buena Vista International
 
IMDB:
6.8
Year:
2004
120 min
138 Views


WATCHING ME.

IT WAS YOU.

BOBCAT, I HAVEN' BEEN WATCHING YOU.

BUT IF YOU THINK

SOMEBODY HAS,

MAYBE I SHOULD COME OVER

AND CHECK OUT YOUR PLACE,

SAY AROUND 9:
00?

I'LL BRING THE WINE.

[PHONE RINGS]

HANG ON.

HOLD THAT THOUGHT.

MAN:
SEGER?

MR. TERRELL.

I GOT MY HEART SE ON HUNTING

SOME BIG GAME:

THIS CHRISTMAS, SEGER.

YOU COME THROUGH FOR ME,

AND YOU'LL HAVE A CHRISTMAS

TO REMEMBER AS WELL...

A VERY GREEN CHRISTMAS.

BUCK:
OH, NOW DON'T YOU WORRY,

SIR. REST ASSURED.

I'LL FIND YOU SOMETHING

VERY BIG AND FEROCIOUS SOON.

I HOPE SO.

I GOT A BIG EMPTY SPACE

ON MY WALL.

OF COURSE, I COULD ALWAYS

MOUNT YOU UP THERE.

WELL, YOU CAN

COUNT ON ME, SIR.

SO, BOBCAT--

WHERE WERE WE?

[CLEARS THROAT]

NICK:

OH, SNOWFLAKES.

OK, HERE WE GO.

HI, I'M--

HI, I'M NICK.

HI. HI.

HELLO, I'M NICK.

MY NAME IS NICK,

AND YOU PROBABLY DON'T RUN

INTO THIS PROBLEM VERY OFTEN,

BUT IT JUST SO HAPPENS

YOUR ZOO HAS MY REINDEER,

AND, UM...

NEED IT BACK!

'CAUSE SLEIGH CAN'T FLY

WITH ONLY SEVEN,

AND IF THE SLEIGH CAN'T FLY

WE GOT TROUBLE.

NO, I HAVEN'T--

NO, I DON'T DRINK.

I HAVEN'T BEEN...

YOU KNOW. NO, THERE'S NO

REASON TO BE ALARMED.

YOU KNOW I'D FEEL MUCH

MORE COMFORTABLE

IF YOU'D PUT DOWN THE GUN

AND STEP AWAY FROM

THE CHRISTMAS CAKE.

DUDE!

JEEZ. WHIZ.

WHO ARE YOU TALKING TO?

AND WHAT'S WITH

THE SNOW GEAR?

THE...

I'M FROM--

HECTOR, YOU'RE SUPPOSED

TO BE UPSTAIRS.

WHO'S THIS?

I WASN'T--

I WAS JUST LOOKING.

I WAS JUST LOOKING.

HE WAS LOOKING:

ALL RIGHT.

IT'S OK, IT'S FINE.

I DON'T NORMALLY SHOW

THE PLACE THIS LATE.

BUT SINCE I'M UP WATCHING

THE LITTLE TERROR--

I HAVEN'T ALL NIGHT,

YOU KNOW.

SO, COME ON.

YOU'RE LUCKY I EVEN HAVE

A ROOM AVAILABLE.

I AM?

I MEAN, I AM.

YOU MUST HAVE SEEN

THE SIGN.

AH, YES, THE SIGN.

THAT'S THE DINING ROOM.

AH.

FOR DINING.

THIS IS THE LIVING ROOM.

AH.

FOR LIVING.

OH.

THIS IS A LOVELY

PAINTING OF PARIS.

OH, THANKS.

HAVE YOU EVER BEEN?

YEAH, I TRY AND GO

ONCE A YEAR.

WOW.

OH, I'VE ALWAYS DREAMED

OF GOING TO PARIS.

JUST A DREAM.

IT'S A LOVELY CITY,

VERY FRENCH.

CHIMNEYS ARE:

A LITTLE TIGHT.

UH-HUH.

IT'S A LITTLE WARM FOR A JACKET,

DON'T YOU THINK?

YES.

THE PLACE FOR RENT'S

UPSTAIRS.

RENT'S DUE

FIRST OF THE MONTH.

THIS WILL BE YOUR ROOM.

WOW.

THAT IS SOME MIRROR.

IT'S AN HEIRLOOM.

GET TO BE MY AGE,

THINGS YOU BOUGHT NEW

ARE SUDDENLY HEIRLOOMS.

IS THAT RIGHT?

SO...

THE ROOM GETS:

SUN ALL DAY.

HAS A NICE AIRY VIEW.

WHAT DO YOU THINK,

MR....?

SNOWDEN.

NICK SNOWDEN.

I THINK IT'LL BE PERFECT.

MAN ON ANSWERING MACHINE:

HI, YOU'VE REACHED

THE NORTHERN LAKES

REINDEER FARMS.

SORRY, WE'RE CLOSED

FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

SO PLEASE LEAVE A MESSAGE

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