The Santa Clause Page #4
- PG
- Year:
- 1994
- 97 min
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- Don't touch anything! | - It's great!
I'm just gonna call the police. | I'll carry this stuff up there. | Let them deal with it, okay?
Whoa! This guy was huge.
Dad, isn't this neat?
Charlie. Charlie! | Stay away from those things.
They're reindeer. | You don't know where they've been.
They all look like | they've got key lime disease.
Easy, Rudolph.
Excuse me, Comet.
Dad! Check out Santa's sleigh.
There's no such thing | as Santa's sleigh.
- Sure there is. You said | you believed in Santa, right? | - I did? I do.
What about the reindeer? | These are Santa's reindeer, aren't they?
I hope not. | These are, uh,
a gift.
Probably from | the cable company.
We're getting the Disney Channel now. | Merry Christmas.
- Now, hop out of there, please. | - I don't wanna go.
Listen, Charlie. | I'm not kidding. Let's go!
- Whoa! Whoa! | - Yeah! Let's go! Whoa!
Charlie! Hold on, Charlie!
Whoa!
Giddyap, Comet! | Whoa, let's go!
Dad! Climb up here!
There we go!
So, uh, if we go straight | on this road, and we hit l-94--
Well, we made good time. | Now what do we do?
- Get the bag of toys. | - And do what?
- Go down the chimney. | - Down the chimney?
You want me to take | the toys down the chimney...
into a strange house | in my underwear?
No. You gotta | put the suit on first.
You know what we're gonna do | is we're gonna get outta here,
because this whole thing | is stupid.
How come everything | I wanna do is stupid?
I didn't say that.
Freezing my nubs off out here, and you | want me to get into a Santa costume.
This is great. | A Santa costume.
Oh, this thing. | You never know where it's been.
A thousand malls.
Well, I hope you're happy, Comet. | Hope you're happy. But most of all,
I hope the guy that | lives here is a tailor!
Nice coat.
Well, how do I look? Nice?
- You forgot the sash. | - You're right.
This completes the ensemble.
All right. Got my boots.
Now I've got the suit on. | How am I supposed to know what to leave?
- Maybe there's a list. | - A list. How silly of me.
Of course there's a list.
Careful, Dad!
- I'm okay. I'm okay. I'm okay! | - Look! You're flying!
It's okay. I'm used to it. | I lived through the '60s.
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Nice teeth.
Who's down there?
It's the holidays. | Come on. Come on.
Charlie, I need | a little help down here!
Whoa! How'd you do that? | What'd it feel like, Dad?
It felt like | America's Most Wanted.
Now, pull me in, quick. | We gotta get outta here.
Thanks. We gotta go home. | How do you start this thing?
Just like that!
Whoa!
This could be | a really long night.
Do it again, Dad. Please.
I can't. That thing's empty.
There's nothin' in the bag.
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