101 Dalmatians/Transcript

(We see a black screen momentarily and then hear a judge banging his gavel and yelling "ORDER IN THE COURT! ORDER IN THE COURT!!!" in a rather unconvincing manner. Then the screen lightens up and we see a black-and-white courtroom scene, possibly taken from an old movie. The judge continues speaking. "Respond the question, did you or did you not copy One Hundred and One Dalmatians," he says to the guilty man in this scene. We see an old woman shaking and gritting her teeth. "Well," the judge says. "I did," the man says in a disgraceful manner. Everyone gasps and the woman shrieks. "Take him away, boys," the judge says to two policemen. After the guilty man is taken away, the green FBI warnings spin up to us briefly. "Don't even think about copying this videotape," the judge says and we hear the sound of a jail door closing)
(After the green FBI warnings, the teaser trailer for "Aladdin" starts playing)
(The screen fades from black, revealing the title card, "Coming Only to Theaters this 1992 Holiday Season")
Mark Elliott: Coming only to movie theaters this 1992 holiday season, the newest Disney animated classic from Walt Disney Pictures.
(The title card fades to the Walt Disney Pictures logo, but cuts over to the dwarfs mining for diamonds in "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs")
Seven Dwarfs: (singing) Heigh-hoooooOOOO!!!!
(We cut to the dwarfs marching down the path past the rock wall)
Heigh-ho, heigh-ho!
Mark Elliott: From the beginning.....
(We cut to "Cinderella", where Fairy Godmother turns Cinderella's ripped dress into her signature sparkly white and blue dress. Then clips of "Peter Pan" and "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" from "Fantasia" are presented)
the magic of Disney animation has taken us to the far horizons of our imagination.
(A silent clip of Geppetto playing with the inanimate Pinocchio during "Little Wooden Head" is shown)
From a puppeteer's workshop...
(Blue fairy taps her wand on Pinocchio's head, then we cut to Peter Pan, Wendy, John and Michael jumping off Big Ben's big hand and flying to the Second Star to the Right. "Be Our Guest" from "Beauty and the Beast" starts playing during more silent clips)
To Never Neverland......
(Baloo picks a coconut for Mowgli while dancing with him)
From the heart of the jungle...
(Ariel swims up while holding her long note during "Part of Your World")
To the bottom of the sea...
(Belle notices the Enchanted Rose on Beast's table)
To an enchanted castle. We've shared experiences we'll always remember.
(We fade to the Disney studios, where in the Feature Animation department, the characters from "Aladdin" are being drawn in)
Now, Disney animators are about to take us on a mythical magic carpet ride.
(We see an early test animation sequence for Magic Carpet)
To a place we've never been before, with their 31st all-new animated feature: "Aladdin". The legend of "Aladdin" wouldn't be full without a magic lamp, and that lamp wouldn't be special without a magical genie.
Genie: What did you wish of me?
Mark Elliott: This musical spectacular features an emotional new score by the Academy Award-winning songwriters of "The Little Mermaid" and "Beauty and the Beast".
Genie: (sings) Well, Ali Baba had them (40 thieves strike from his open hands like playing cards and surround Aladdin) forty thieves, Scheherezadie had a thousand tales.
Mark Elliott: Don't miss the unforgettable adventure of "Aladdin". Coming only to theaters for the 1992 holiday season from Walt Disney Pictures!
(We cut to the end of the song, where Genie's body forms a tornado and sucks everything off)
Genie: (singing) You ain't never had a friend like me.
Ha!
(Screen fades from black, revealing the title card, "Coming to Theaters")
Brian Cummings: Coming to theaters soon.
(Screen fades from black, revealing the Paramount Pictures logo)
Tom Kane: During his 10 years in prison, Jack Deebs created his own world. It made him very successful.
Holli Would: You're Jack Deebs, the creator of Cool World, right? I can't believe this.
Tom Kane: Now he thinks he's going home to the real world, but he's wrong. Real wrong.
Holli Would: Welcome to my world.
Nails the Spider: You're not in Kansas anymore.
Frank Harris: Freeze! Cool World Police.
Jack Deebs: I'm a cartoonist. I drew all this.
Frank Harris: This place exists with or without you.
Drunken Bar Patron: Get a little closer. Here, Babe. Give us a kiss.
Frank Harris: Go away.
Drunken Bar Patron: I'm out of here!
Holli Would: I've been waiting for you, darling.
Frank Harris: Noids do not need sex with doodles. It's the oldest law in Cool World. If that happens, you call me.
Nails the Spider: I've had it, boss!
Holli Would: Since it's only a dream, indulge your pets.
Mother Rabbit: Adam is in the bedroom.
Holli Would: Are you gonna follow the rules...or are you gonna follow...your instincts?
Slash: They're about to make an unscheduled trip to the other side.
Sparks: Buster, this is gonna be the biggest disaster the cool world has ever seen.
Nails the Spider: Stop! Cease!
Holli Would: Nobody's gonna stop me now.
Frank Harris: You look nice in the flesh. It's almost an exchange I must take you back.
Holli Would: I just wanna be real.
Jack Deebs: You must slow down.
Holli Would: Not on your life, pal.
Bob: Not nice. Are you joking?
Frank Harris: Place should be a rage.
Lonette: Hey, it's a living.
Tom Kane: "Cool World"!
Dr. Vincent Whiskers: We may not be real for yours yet, but we will be.
(Screen fades from black, revealing the title card, "Now on Home Video")
Mark Elliott: And available now on videocassette.
(Screen fades from black, revealing a silent clip of Peter Cottontail twirling an Easter egg)
Mark Elliott: Take home the magic of Easter on videocassette. Family Home Entertainment's sparkling selection of Easter videos capture all the emotion of this favorite time of year.
Seymour. S. Sassafras: (sings) Here comes Peter Cottontail, jumping down the bunny trail.
Mark Elliott: Meet the most famous Easter bunny of all.
Peter Cottontail: I never dreamed I'd get to be Chief Easter Bunny!
Mark Elliott: Danny Kaye sings and voices "Here Comes Peter Cottontail".
Peter Rabbit: I don't want to be a pie. I want to go home!
Mark Elliott: Carol Burnett narrates Beatrix Potter's timeless classic: "The Tale of Peter Rabbit".
Speedy Cottontail: I'm the Easter Bunny and everybody loves me.
Mark Elliott: Speedy Cottontail takes children for a fun-filled adventure on "Easter Egg Mornin'". Then, it's the much-loved yarn of the toy bunny who comes to life.
Robert: That's not a toy, Nana. He's real.
Mark Elliott: "The Velveteen Rabbit".
Speedy Cottontail: Well, it's that time of year!
Mark Elliott: These and other sparkling Easter delights are waiting for you on videocassette. On sale now wherever videos are sold from Family Home Entertainment!
(Screen fades from black, revealing a purple background. The words "Feature Presentation" are written out during a fanfare)
Mark Elliott: And now, our feature presentation.
(The Walt Disney Classics logo is shown and the movie starts)
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