Toys Page #3

Synopsis: An eccentric toymaker's last wish is that his brother takes over the running of the business. The brother is a military General, and is out of touch with toymaking, and out of touch with reality too. The business should really have been given to Leslie, who was much more like his toymaking father. When the General starts making weapons instead of toys, Leslie decides to take action.
Director(s): Barry Levinson
Production: Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
  Nominated for 2 Oscars. Another 10 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.0
Metacritic:
40
Rotten Tomatoes:
27%
PG-13
Year:
1992
118 min
800 Views


That remains my teeth stabbing

and then he comes into the mayonnaise.

Taste the wine, General?

- He is fine.

A good Bordeaux

with a beautiful bouquet.

Want more?

- I love it.

What are your plans

Now when you Zevo works?

He takes a special unit there.

- We will interrogate anyone.

Then we

a restraint.

With cards?

- Photographic identification.

I'm pretty in photographs.

I'm going to talk to our designers.

We start then with our new line.

- New line?

I play with the idea

to make war toys.

We have never made.

- That would be logical?

Dad took a little war

small penises.

Really true? I can help

good use in this area.

Good?

- Of course.

On war toys.

Loved it

I asked Leslie to help?

Smart tactic.

- I thought you did that.

Like you said:
Treat friends like

enemies and enemies as friends.

Allow the driver to stop here.

I get off.

You do not know where you are.

Always in training.

Absolutely. See you tomorrow.

What a guy.

Sat cat chasing the rat,

until she finally knew each other's name.

What is it?

- I do not understand.

It's a fable.

- Why did Dad Uncle Leland is in charge?

I had previously expected Owen.

- Or you.

Dad knew better.

- I only know what is foreign.

That man is strange. How do you deal with him

working with war toys?

Sometimes you have to dress up as lamb

the wolf to seduce.

As Dad said:
Treat friends like

friends and enemies as enemies.

You use your brains. Good night.

Sleep well and dream soft.

Good night, Alsatia.

Can I help you?

- We check every employee ...

for safety reasons.

May I ask you a few questions?

Is this the result

six weeks of work?

These sketches give you an idea

indicate which direction it goes.

Come in, Leslie.

- Sorry, problems with my card.

Maybe I'm still

dumps at a grown up.

This is our geluidsjas. He works

on movement. One moment.

Sit back, Leslie.

I will go.

- Sit down.

You act like a zotskap.

- A zotskap?

Where did that word come from? A

combination of zapping and puke?

Or hack and fool.

Or Latin, zotapianus.

The carrier of pickles.

- Good.

Is that what the General

wanted to show, Miss Drum?

Miss Drum.

- Yes.

Do you think that we have with

other companies can compete?

With most products do.

- What does the rest?

I tell you what I think. This is crap

compared to other companies.

I want realism, fantasy, suspense.

You may leave.

Were you not know too much?

They are citizens.

This was not a tea party.

They work here for years.

- That's it.

You are right. I'm going

get coffee cream. Thank you.

You want something, Owen? A sandwich?

And you, General?

A cruise missile or something?

An automatic rifle? Sorry, sir.

He needs some adjusting.

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Valerie Curtin

Valerie Curtin (born March 31, 1945) is an American actress and screenwriter. more…

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