Balto II: Wolf Quest/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 Balto II: Wolf Quest," 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 dark blue 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 dark blue FBI warnings, the blue-and-gold Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo appears)
Lumiere: (sings) Be...
(We cut to Lumiere singing "Be Our Guest")
our...guest! Be our guest!
Mark Elliott: Walt Disney Pictures presents one of the most magical...
(Corks burst off the champagne bottles)
musical and magnificent Disney masterpieces of all.
(The movie title appears, with the "Special Edition" byline underneath it)
"Beauty and the Beast". And now, this enchanting and timeless classic has something new.
(Beast grins at the sight of Belle in her signature yellow and golden dress)
Something extraordinary you've never seen!
Mrs. Potts: (singing) There may be something there that wasn't there before!
Chip: What's there, Mama?
Mark Elliott: A spectacular all-new musical number!
Don Hahn: If we reviewed the film itself, we found this one song called "Human Again" that never made it in.
Chorus: (sings) We'll...be...human again! Only human again! If the girl eventually sets us all free!
Lumiere: (To Cogsworth, addressing Belle in the castle) Did you see that?
Alan Menken: It was really groundbreaking in terms by the sophistication of the score. There is an element of discovery after all these years to eventually have in the animated feature.
Mark Elliott: The decision to put "Human Again" into the feature came as a result of the song's extraordinary success in the Broadway presentation of "Beauty and the Beast".
Don Hahn: Then we thought "wouldn't be fun to take the song since all the others can warn you what it means that the spell might be broken and they'll be human again?".
Mark Elliott: Two years were spent story-boarding, orchestrating and animating what was one of the last collaborative efforts by Academy Award-winning composers Alan Menken and the late Howard Ashman.
Alan Menken: It's a very emotional...project for me. Thinking about Howard, especially. We worked so hard on this picture and yet he...he died six months before it was released.
Don Hahn: There's that dedication on "Beauty and the Beast" that says, "to our friend Howard, who gave a mermaid her voice and the Beast his soul. We'll be forever grateful". Well, this is one of the fashions that we can be forever grateful by putting his song back in.
Mark Elliott: But now, the only animated film to be nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award. And winner of the Golden Globe for Best Picture will sweep you off your feet as never before. No video collection is full without the special edition of Walt Disney Pictures'...
(Fireworks boom overhead)
"Beauty and the Beast". Premiering on Disney DVD and video October 2002!
("COMING SOON" flies down from the top of the screen, while "TO THEATERS" flies in from the left)
Brian Cummings: Coming soon to theaters.
(Screen fades from black, revealing the orange Walt Disney Pictures presents logo)
Rescue Lady: The kennel's back this fashion.
Nani: Go. Pick someone out.
Ben Patrick Johnson: You'll always remember your very first pet.
Lilo: Are there any "animals" in here?
(Screen pans up to the dogs shivering in fear from the ceiling)
Ben Patrick Johnson: You knew you had found your best friend.
Lilo: Hi.
Stitch: Hi.
Ben Patrick Johnson: And you knew he had found you.
Lilo: Wow!
Rescue Lady: All of our dogs are adoptable. Except that one!
Nani: What is that fact?
Rescue Lady: A dog, I think. But it was hit by a truck!
Nani: Does it have to be this dog?
Lilo: Yes, she's nice. I can warn.
Rescue Lady: You'll need to think of a name for him.
Lilo: His name is...Stitch.
Stitch: Bark! Bark! Bark!
Ben Patrick Johnson: All Lilo wanted was a pet of her own.
Rescue Lady: Bad dog!
Lilo: Be careful of the little angel!
Nani: It's not an angel, Lilo. I don't even think it's a dog.
(We cut to Stitch hiding his lower arms, antennae and back spines)
Who knows where this fact came from.
Ben Patrick Johnson: What she found...
(Screen transitions to Stitch riding The Red One)
Was an alien named Stitch.
Jumba: He got away?
Pleakley: Oh, sure! He's loose!
Stitch: WHOO-HA!!
Grand Councilwoman: WHERE IS HE?!
Female Alien: A planet called Earth.
David: YEAAHHHH!!!!
Man: (sings) O Kalakaua he inoa.
Ben Patrick Johnson: Next summer, two worlds will collide and paradise will never be the same.
Lilo: (To Nani) Look.
(Lilo turns on the record player and puts Stitch's claw onto the vinyl record. Then, she opens Stitch's mouth, making the music from the record player come out of Stitch)
Elvis: (singing) You ain't nothing but a hound dog.
Cobra Bubbles: What is that fact?
Lilo: I have a new dog.
David: You sure it's a dog?
Nani: It keeps staring at me, like he's gonna eat me. (gasps) We have to take him back!
Lilo: What about ohana?
Stitch: What? Oh.
Lilo: Ohana means family. Family means....
Nani: Nobody gets left behind.
Stitch: Or forgotten.
Grand Councilwoman: Which is precisely why you must now bring him back.
Jumba: What, me? Ha ha!
Stitch: Jumba?
Lilo: Aliens are attacking my house!
Stitch: Aloha!
Cobra Bubbles: I am the one they call if facts go wrong.
Pleakley: Oh, sure! He's loose!
Cobra Bubbles: Facts have indeed so gone wrong!
Ben Patrick Johnson: Walt Disney Pictures presents...
Lilo: STITCH!!
Ben Patrick Johnson: A story of loyalty...
Lilo: Don't leave me, alright?
Stitch: Alright.
Ben Patrick Johnson: Friendship...
Lilo: You came back.
Stitch: Nobody gets left behind.
Ben Patrick Johnson: And family.
Lilo: Our family's little. But if you want, you could be part of it.
Ben Patrick Johnson: Her name is Lilo.
Lilo: That's my puppy!
Ben Patrick Johnson: His name is Stitch.
David: Then you're from outer space? I heard the surfing's choice.
(We cut to Stitch shrieking while riding on Nani's board on all fours)
Stitch: WHOO-HA!!
(We cut to the title in the black background)
Ben Patrick Johnson: Disney's "Lilo & Stitch".
(We cut to a girl about to take a picture of Stitch cosplaying Elvis, until he winks while grinning at his teeth, making the girl happily shriek and faint as the black background slides down into the middle of the screen)
Lilo: Nice puppy.
Ben Patrick Johnson: Coming to theaters this summer!
("COMING SOON" flies down from the top of the screen, while "TO OWN ON VIDEO & DVD" flies in from the left)
Brian Cummings: Coming soon to own on video and DVD.
(After the blue-and-gold Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo, the screen fades to the Grand Duke's hands putting Cinderella's glass slipper on her foot)
Mark Elliott: It was the moment that changed her life forever.
(Footage of "Cinderella II" is shown, starting with the blank castle background)
Taking her to a place she'd never been, to a life she dared only dream about. Discover what comes after happily ever as Walt Disney's most enchanting fairy tale continues. "Cinderella II: Dreams Come True". The life of an ordinary girl becomes extraordinary in an all-new feature-length adventure.
Cinderella: (To Prudence) I have to try this my fashion.
Mark Elliott: Featuring your favorite characters from one of Disney's biggest treasures: "Cinderella".
Cinderella: (Puts her hand on Anastasia's shoulder) Perhaps it's time to start following your heart.
(We cut to the mice swaying their butts and tails to the square dance music in the ballroom)
Jaq: Now this is more like it!
Mark Elliott: And a new rendition of the Oscar-nominated classic, "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo", together with three brand new songs. The magic lives on.
Cinderella: Someday I'll get this princess fact right.
Prince Charming: I think that day is today.
(The title fades in)
Mark Elliott: "Cinderella II: Dreams Come True".
(The screen fades to the pink background, with the subtitles "Premiering Only on Disney DVD and Video" magically dissolving in)
Premiering only on Disney DVD and video.
(On the last note, the screen flashes white, revealing the release date)
February 26, 2002!
(After the blue-and-gold Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo, silent clips of the movie are shown)
Mark Elliott: Return to the majesty of "The best animated Disney picture since Beauty and the Beast.". "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". Now, digitally remastered and available on DVD for the first time ever.
Clopin: Up there, high, high in the dark bell tower lives the mysterious bell ringer.
Mark Elliott: He lived a solitary life behind stone walls.
Hugo: Hey, Quasi, what's going on out there? A flight? A flogging?
Quasimodo: The Festival of Fools!
Hugo: Alright, that's it! Wine, women and song!
Mark Elliott: Outside was a world he had only dreamed about.
Quasimodo: I'd never fit in out there.
(The rope comes loose and Quasimodo swings down)
Woah-ah!
(We cut to Quasimodo toppling into Esmeralda's dressing tent after being caught in Clopin's line dancing)
Mark Elliott: Until he met Esmeralda.
Esmeralda: Come with me.
Quasimodo: You're right! I'll go!
Hugo: Way to go, lover boy! (sings) A guy so swell.
(The gargoyles burst their heads out from three sides of a window)
Hugo, Victor and Laverne: (singing) A guy like you!
Mark Elliott: Join the fun.
Phoebus: Sit.
Brutish Guard: (Tries to get back up, but Achilles sits on him) Woah!
Mark Elliott: And live the adventure......
(A bell swinging transitions to the camera zooming into Quasimodo's shadow as he pulls on the rope ringing the bells in the cathedral)
like never before.
Oafish Guard: Come back here, gypsy!
(Esmeralda throws a guard's helmet at three guards on horses and it ricochets off their helmets, but we cut to Phoebus ducking under the incoming helmet, which hits the wall behind him)
Phoebus: What a woman!
Mark Elliott: With spectacular songs, now in Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound.
Quasimodo: (sings) Out there, strolling past the Seine.
(Clips from "The Making of The Hunchback of Notre Dame" are presented)
Mark Elliott: With special DVD bonus features, including the featurette: "The Making of The Hunchback of Notre Dame". From Walt Disney Pictures comes an incredible film about one extraordinary human being. Discovering the magic within himself.
(The title of the movie is shown like it is in the movie itself)
"The Hunchback of Notre Dame". Coming to Disney DVD and video.
(The "March 19th" and "2002" bylines are shown in a black background)
March 19, 2002!
(After the blue-and-gold Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo, silent clips from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" are shown)
Mark Elliott: Return to all the wonder and majesty of Disney's classic masterpiece. As the story continues in an all-new animated movie.
(The title is shown on a black background)
"The Hunchback of Notre Dame II".
(The opening scene from the first movie is shown)
Featuring the returning all-star voice talent of Demi Moore, Kevin Kline, Tom Hulce and introducing Haley Joel Osment as Zephyr.
(Two silent clips from "The Hunchback of Notre Dame II" are presented)
And Jennifer Love Hewitt as Quasimodo's new friend, Madellaine.
Jennifer Love Hewitt: She's never seen anybody quite like him before.
(After we see a silent clip of Madellaine running out of the bell tower, we see some footage of Jennifer recording the song "I'm Gonna Love You" for the movie's soundtrack)
Madellaine: (sings) It didn't start this fashion.
Jennifer Love Hewitt: I play Madellaine in the movie.
(More silent clips from the movie play)
She's very insecure, and doesn't particularly feel pretty or confident or anything like that. And he thinks she's beautiful and amazing.
Quasimodo: (Puts down a wooden figure of himself) Perhaps someone....could love me.
Madellaine: (singing) I was lost but now, I'm found. There's happiness around.
Jennifer Love Hewitt: He sort of inspires her, to be...a better person. It's a really amazing story, it's one of the best love stories you can ever see.
Madellaine: (singing) Because I'm gonna love you...
Mark Elliott: Walt Disney Pictures proudly presents a movie that shows miracles do happen. And true love can come true.
Jennifer Love Hewitt: I think it's gonna be a fantastic movie. I think it's gonna be something you'll watch over and over again. It's a really sweet story.
Madellaine: (Walks up to Quasimodo) Thank you. (Kisses his forehead and leaves)
(The title in the black background is shown once again)
Mark Elliott: "The Hunchback of Notre Dame II". Premiering only on video and Disney DVD. March 19th!
(As the blue-and-gold Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo appears, the "Winnie the Pooh" theme cues up. Then the screen fades to black)
Mark Elliott: What would be the world like without imagination?
(Next to the subtitles is a circular window, showing Pooh thinking)
Pooh: (Touches his feet) Think. (Touches the sides of his head) Think. (Lowers his arms) Think.
Mark Elliott: How would we get along without friendship?
(Next to the subtitles is a circular window, showing Tigger pouncing Pooh)
Tigger: Hello! I'm Tigger!
Mark Elliott: Who would we be without Winnie the Pooh?
(Next to the subtitles is a circular window, showing Pooh speaking to the screen)
Pooh: Can't we go back to page one and do it all over again?
(The silver "Walt Disney Pictures presents" logo appears)
Mark Elliott: Walt Disney Pictures proudly presents the 25th anniversary celebration of the original classic motion picture loved by generations.
Tigger: T-I-double "guh"-er. That spells "Tigger".
Pooh: I'm Pooh.
(The title appears)
Mark Elliott: "The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh". This completely restored silver anniversary edition is based on the original classic stories by A.A. Milne. Experience the magic and the wonder.
Christopher Robin: Promise you won't forget me?
(We fade to Pooh and Christopher Robin on the bridge with sticks)
Pooh: Oh, I won't, Christopher. I promise.
Mark Elliott: It's the completely restored 25th silver anniversary edition of Walt Disney's "The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh".
(The title appears as Pooh, Piglet and Rabbit lead Tigger through the fog in the forest)
Coming to video and for the first time ever on Disney DVD May 7th, 2002!
Abercrombie: We found ourselves a bogie.
("Danger Zone" by Kenny Loggins playing)
Pilot: Anticipate visual contact now. Holy!
Jimmy: Hi. Nice antiques. Must blast!
Tom Kane: Meet Jimmy Neutron. He's a boy genius.
Jimmy: Oops!
Tom Kane: In school...
Carl: What are you drawing?
Jimmy: My latest invention.
Tom Kane: He's light years ahead of the pack.
Jimmy: The shrink ray!
Cindy: Will it work on your big head?
Tom Kane: But in being cool.....
Jimmy: Bubble travel is the road of the future.
Tom Kane: He's had a little catching up to do.
Cindy: Nice invention, Nerdtron. Better luck next time.
Judy: James Isaac Neutron!
Jimmy: I didn't do it!
Judy: Stop, drop and roll! Alright, Jimmy, that's the last straw.
Hugh: Mum says you're grounded.
Judy: Perhaps I should check on him.
Hugh: No, I don't--
King Goobot V: Freeze that image! The search is over.
(Score from "Chicken Run" by Harry Gregson-Williams and John Powell playing)
Jimmy: Our parents have been taken by aliens! There are absolutely no adults anywhere within radar. These crummy aliens stole our parents. It's time to show them what we're made of!
Children: Yes!
Jimmy: Alright, that gives us about two days to design and test our fusion engines and build our fleet of interstellar warships. Any questions?
Cindy: If we blow up, whatever's left of me is kicking your butt.
Libby: Here we go! Here we go!
Tom Kane: From Paramount Pictures and Nickelodeon Movies.
Jimmy: Hang on, everyone!
Tom Kane: This year, get ready to blast.
Jimmy: I may be small, but I've got a big brain!
Cindy: You know, for a nerd, he sure comes in handy.
Tom Kane: "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius"!
Carl: I didn't think we liked girls yet, Jim.
Jimmy: Oh, we don't. We don't. No. Not yet. No.
Tom Kane: Coming this summer to video and DVD!
(Jungle noises are heard during the blue-and-gold Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo, but after the screen fades to and from black, the theme song for "The Legend of Tarzan" starts as silent clips from "Tarzan" is shown)
Andy Geller: Disney's "Tarzan" captured our imagination and carried us off...
Jane: C-can't we... (Tarzan jumps off the tree and swings to the next vine) WALK?!
Andy Geller: ...to a world of adventure!
(Tarzan's hand grabbing the vine wipes across the screen from right to left, transitioning to Tarzan's point-of-view as he surfs on the twisted branch during the baboon chase. Then, the screen fades to reveal the TV show's opening footage)
The story continues in an all-new movie.
(Tarzan and Jane touch hands as they swing on separate vines)
Phil Collins: (sings) Put your faith in what you most believe in.
(White parrots fly vertically up the screen, transitioning to Kala looking down at Tarzan and Jane happily as they swing faster)
Two worlds, one family.
(Terk bursts out from behind a rock, and the camera pulls apart from her as she watches Tarzan and Jane swing past. Tantor looks left and grins, unintentionally sitting on top of Terk while waving his trunk)
Andy Geller: Starring your favorite characters.
(We cut to Professor Porter pouring a green chemical liquid into the other and turns around to see Tarzan and Jane swing side-by-side. The Professor turns left and waves until the liquid from the beaker explodes, leaving the professor's face covered in black smoke, with part of his mustache on fire)
Phil Collins: (singing) To guide these lives, to guide these lives we see!
Female Chorus: (singing) Put your faith in what you most believe in.
(Tarzan and Jane land in the middle of the screen. The entire cast is shown standing on a tree branch. Kala is on the left, while Terk, Tantor and the professor are all on the right. The gorillas standing on other branches are shown in the background)
Phil Collins and Female Chorus: (singing) Two worlds, one family!
(The camera pulls apart from the group, as blue and yellow parrots fly across the screen from the bottom right to the top left. The screen cuts to a black background with the "Disney's" byline. An early version of the "Tarzan & Jane" logo flies from the camera in place underneath the "Disney's" byline)
Andy Geller: Disney's "Tarzan & Jane".
(The text, "PREMIERING ONLY ON" and "AND VIDEO" are shown in the "Hercules" font)
Premiering only on Disney DVD and video.
(We cut to Tarzan letting out his signature yell as the camera slowly pulls apart from him and Jane standing on a tree branch behind the waterfall)
July 23rd, 2002!
(The text goes away after the final note of the theme song until Tarzan concludes his yell)
(Screen fades from black, revealing the "COMING SOON TO DISNEY DVD AND VIDEO" byline, but we cut to silent clips of the film)
Andy Geller: Caution, monsters in training.
Mike: Fight that plaque! Eerie monsters don't have plaque!
(Jerry runs up to the red emergency button and opens it, but hits the button to trigger the alarm. We cut to Boo landing in the middle of the shot)
Andy Geller: Warning.
Boo: Boo!
(The monsters in Harryhausen's shriek and run off)
Andy Geller: Girl on the loose.
(In the locker room, Sulley shrieks off-screen, but runs left while yelling. Boo follows him as she runs)
Boo: Kitty!
Mike: I have a plan.
(Sulley rides his makeshift sled over a ramp and lands, but sees something up ahead and shrieks. The sled smashes into a rock as Sulley and the broken makeshift sled fly away and topple down the rest of Mt. Everest, until they reach the bottom of the mountain)
Andy Geller: From the creators of "Toy Story"...
(Boo roars at Randall, causing Thaddeus "Phlegm" Bile to shriek, until he steps on a soccer ball. The ball slides under him and bounces off a wall, where it hits his face)
Thaddeus Bile: (Slips on a skateboard) Woah! (Lands on a jack and shrieks in pain, but runs around shrieking in pain until he starts dragging his butt against the floor)
(Boo sneezes into his eye, causing Mike to shriek and spray himself off-guard, which makes him shriek harder)
Andy Geller: "Monsters Incorporated".
Mike: I have to do something!
(We cut to Mike running to the camera while the subtitles "COMING SOON TO DISNEY DVD AND VIDEO" are plastered in front of the footage)
Andy Geller: Coming soon to Disney DVD and video!
(As the stereo crushes Mike, the "video" line deepens as the screen fades to black)
(Dr. John's version of "Cruella De Vil" from the 1996 live-action remake plays during the blue-and-gold Walt Disney Home Entertainment logo, but the screen fades, revealing silent clips of the 1961 feature film)
Mark Elliott: It's one of Disney's most beloved animated classics.
(Cruella inserts her car key and the radio turns on as she starts her broken car)
Roger: (sings) Cruella De Vil, Cruella De Vil.
Cruella De Vil: SHUT UP! SHUT UP!! SHUT UP!!!
(The radio bursts out and short-circuits)
Perdita: Oh, dear.
Mark Elliott: And now...
Perdita: Brace yourself.
Mark Elliott: It's an all-new movie. "101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure".
Pongo: Ninety-eight, ninety-nine...
Patch: Do you think I'm one of a kind? Or just, one of a hundred and one?
Pongo: (Yawns) Hundred and one. That's it.
(Patch sighs in despair)
Mark Elliott: Patch felt lost in a sea of spots.
Patch: (Jumps onto the pile of hungry puppies) Make...room! (Gets pushed out of the pile)
Mark Elliott: Until he learned what it takes...
(Thunderbolt's teeth sparkles as he grins down to Patch, which Patch's eyes spring open)
to become a one-of-a-kind hero.
(Thunderbolt barks heroically on the TV)
Patch: Wow. One of a kind.
Mark Elliott: It's a one-of-a-kind movie.
Cruella De Vil: It's remarkable. It's stunning. It's grand!
Lars: It makes me grin a lot.
Mark Elliott: Walt Disney Pictures proudly presents...
(The title logo appears)
"101 Dalmatians II: Patch's London Adventure".
Rolly: Patch was fantastic!
Mark Elliott: Coming soon to Disney DVD...and video!
("MORE PREVIEWS" flies down from the top of the screen, while "AFTER THE FEATURE" flies in from the left)
Brian Cummings: Stay tuned after the feature for more big previews.
(Screen fades from black, where the 2001 Disney Feature Presentation logo is shown afterwards)
(The movie starts)
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