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Prehysteria! 3 (1995)

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Prehysteria! 3 (1995)

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[whimsical music]

- [Narrator] Many

million moons ago,

the spirit of Colabra came

down from the mountain,

one of peace and wonder.

A benevolent, ancient entity,

it presented the

world with a miracle.

They were small, precious eggs,

which brought forth five

prehistoric baby dinosaurs.

Creatures of fun and innocence.

Sacred and untouched,

bringing joy and

happiness to the world

which discovered them.

[dinosaur screeching]

[upbeat rock music]

♪ Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ We're gonna roll

♪ Godzilla

♪ We got plenty good

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ We got everything

that you want ♪

♪ Wop jop flip flop,

baba do wobble ♪

[dinosaur screeching]

- [Narrator] And one day,

they discovered raisins.

For them, the food of the gods.

And they loved them.

[lighthearted music]

[dinosaurs munching]

And it took them on a new

and wonderful adventure.

[dinosaur squealing]

[adventurous music]

- Tina, I'll meet

you at the car.

- [Tina] Okay, I'm

just playing 9.

Harry?

- [Harry] I'm there,

I'll be with you.

- Action!

- When I was on tour, from

Pebble Beach to Augusta,

I was never without

my personalized golf

ball monogrammer.

As you know, being able

to tell the difference

between your ball and others

can make the difference

between winning and

losing a tournament.

Now, this remarkable

device can be yours

for the amazing

low price of 89.99.

And if you order now,

I'm gonna throw in

an official Hal MacGregor

Golf Pro Divot Duster

at no extra charge.

- Well, it's a booming

good game she's had today.

Five birdies and two eagles.

She's three strokes away

from being the first lassie

to win the British Open.

And oh, what a bonny shot!

She knocked the

dimples off that one.

But blast, the wind is

carrying it a wee bit.

Oh...

[glass breaks]

- And take a tip from a pro.

Poise under pressure.

That's the mark of a champion.

- [Director] Cut!

And print.

That was perfect, Hal.

- Of course it was.

Don't forget our bet.

- Darn.

Can't believe you

did it in one take.

- What's life without

a few gambles?

[chuckling]

- Okay, let's move on.

- A purple Titleist.

This ball can only

belong to my niece.

[dramatic music]

[lighthearted music]

[car honking]

[dinosaurs screeching]

[car honking]

[lighthearted music]

[car honking]

- Come on, baby.

- [Man] What's the hold up?

- Come on, start.

- [Man] Come on, let's go!

[car honking]

- Get a move on,

grandpa, would you!

I have an 8 o'clock tee off!

- [Man] Get out of the way!

[car honking]

- Are you deaf, old man?

I said move this jalopy!

- Pardon me.

Do you have any Grey Poupon?

- I said move this vehicle, sir.

- Oh, you better get back your

sense of humor there, buddy.

[chuckling]

- [Man] Come on, buddy.

Oh, come on!

I can't be here all day.

Go around him!

[lighthearted music]

- Hm.

Nothing wrong underneath here.

[lighthearted music]

- [Man] What's

going on up there?

[dinosaurs screeching]

- Ella's going to need

a dandy shot here,

or she'll be feeling

mighty dour tonight.

- Gee, can I have that

one for a welcome mat?

[laughing]

- Oh.

Top of the morning to you.

- Let's face it, MacGregor.

You'll never be a golfer.

You stink.

Your whole family stinks.

In fact, they shouldn't call

it MacGregor's Putt Putt.

Instead, they should

call it MacGregor's...

[man raspberries]

[laughing]

- I'll be playing the great

course at St. Andrews one day.

All's I need is some practice.

- This is a member's only club,

and I get teed off

at duffers like you

who sneak onto our course.

[laughing]

- This is me

uncle's golf course.

Go ask Hal.

I'm a MacGregor just like him.

- He told me to get

rid of the riff raff,

and that means you.

- I better be off.

I got some fish and

chips waiting for me.

- Not until you pay the fine!

[lighthearted music]

- I can't go any

faster, Captain.

I'm giving it all she's got.

My delithium crystals

are all used up.

[lighthearted music]

Heath, he's about to

have me all mincemeat.

That Needlemeyer

bloke is after me.

- Take a chill pill, Bee Girl.

Mellow up and talk normally,

you sound like a t*rd.

- You should talk!

You should be proud of your kin.

MacGregors are the

noblest clan in Scotland.

[carts honking]

- What are you doing?

[carts honking]

- What is going on?

- How rude!

- So, are you hide me, lad?

Before I get me noggin' whacked?

- Are you baked?

I'm not tangling

with those biff-tads,

I'll lose my caddying job.

[chuckling]

- Come on!

- All right, I'll go first.

- Time to get

rough in the rough.

[grunting]

- Leave me alone!

- You bloody hate golf!

- It may be the

Lawrence Welk of sports,

but it's the only

gig in this town

that's gonna help me get the yen

to buy the most righteous

guitar and amps.

Sorry, no go, compadre.

Fight those Izods on your own.

- Oh, blast!

- Hey!

Slacker!

Aren't you supposed to

caddy for the Wellingtons?

- Yeah, 3 o'clock, I

was just k*lling time.

I thought I'd catch

some rays too.

- Who told you you

could think, loser?

You are a disgrace

to this establishment

and this uniform.

Button your shirt, freakazoid!

And cut your hair, boy.

- Anything but that, please.

I'll even narc on my sister.

- I'll take it

under consideration.

Come on, boys.

Time to play some hopscotch.

- Yeah!

- I hate those guys.

[men chattering]

[lighthearted music]

[pipe bubbling]

- I'll bet three hearts.

- I am so bored!

Every weekend it's

the same routine.

We play Marco Polo in

the pool all morning,

get thrown out for taking

a leak in the waiting area,

and then we play bridge

until our stupid parents

finish playing their 18 holes.

Oh, the humanity!

- I'll show 'em.

I'll put sunblock on

their battery cables.

- You're right, Reginald.

Nothing exciting ever

happens around here.

- Here we go!

[chuckling]

- There you are, Ella.

I'm going to change

your handicap.

[laughing]

[groaning]

- Wow!

Neato!

- Cool!

[lighthearted music]

- Trespassing again, Ella?

- Uncle Hal.

- I believe you need

to be taught a lesson.

- But Uncle, we're

flesh and blood.

[chuckling]

- Bad blood.

Your family's a disgrace

to the MacGregors,

your father's a loser,

and that broken window

at the clubhouse

tells me you're just like him.

- Stop your bickering, brat.

Me dad's a fine man.

- You're a little

green, young one.

[creaking]

What's the matter

with this thing?

[dinosaur screeching]

[groaning]

- I must bustle!

Cheerio, old pal!

- Get back here!

[groaning]

[yelling]

[lighthearted music]

♪ You take the low road

♪ And I'll take the high road

♪ And I'll be in

Scotland before ye ♪

[torch blowing]

[lighthearted music]

[groaning]

[door creaks]

- Blasted door!

And Ella, I thought I told

you I didn't want you golfing.

- Don't hassle her, Thomas.

- I wasn't golfing.

See, I don't have me clubs.

- Then what are you doing

with your knickerbockers on,

young lady?

- All me other duties

were in the wash.

- Well, it's a good

thing, it's a silly game.

What's so great about

knowing how to get some

stupid ball into a silly hole?

- Looks to me like

Ella has discovered zen

in the art of golfing.

- I couldn't of said

it better meself, Mom.

Did you know the

king of Scotland

once had to ban golf?

- [Thomas] A wise man.

- So many people were playing it

that nobody was

practicing their archery.

The king was afraid that

the Scottish homeland

couldn't be defended.

- He was probably afraid nobody

was doing their chores too.

- Want some haggis?

- Oh, who barfed?

- It's a bonny

good Scottish meal.

Made of vegetables,

beef, and onions.

It's good.

- That stuff

belongs in a bedpan.

And what's with all

this Scottish stuff?

- The game of golf was

invented in Scotland.

The first great golfer

and golf course designer

was a Scot, Tom Morris.

I figure if I'm gonna

be the first lassie

to win the British Open,

I've got to harness the

Scottish in my blood.

- Honey, why don't

you try harnessing

some of the French in your blood

from your mother's

side of the family?

Look what I gotcha.

See?

Now maybe you can concentrate

and set your sights

on winning the Tour de France.

You can say bonjour

instead of cheerio,

you can eat souffle

instead of haggis.

- Here's your clubs, Ella.

You left them at Uncle Hal's.

And I'm totally wasted

from carrying them home.

It's toxic enough I gotta caddy

for those rich dudes all day,

but to schlep your iron around,

that's maximum wack.

- Ella?

What do you have to

say for yourself?

- Thanks for the

ride, Uncle Hal.

- Aren't you

forgetting something?

- That wasn't a fair bet, man!

You didn't tell me that you had

your golf cart turbo charged.

- What's life without

a few gambles?

Ah.

Selling like hotcakes, I see.

What's this one called?

- JFK.

- Very creative.

And what's this one called?

- Oh, this is a self portrait.

- I see.

[whimsical music]

Oh.

I like this.

What's its title?

- "Boob Descending a Staircase."

- Where's the staircase?

- What are you doing here?

- Have you considered

my proposal?

- Forget it, I am not

selling the mini putt to you.

- This is a sure thing!

I'm offering you

twice what it's worth.

Your family deserves better

than living in this eyesore.

- Go for it, Dad.

Uncle Hal is right.

We could blow outta

this dumpola big time.

- Don't do it, Dad.

This is me birthplace,

the home of our clan.

I love it here.

- What's the matter, Thomas?

Can't get the little

ball in the hole?

- I will never sell

this place to you!

- Oh, really?

- Really!

[laughing]

- I was playing 9 holes

with your bank president

the other day, I like him.

He's a betting man.

Anyway, he said your

balloon payment is due.

You're going to

lose this property

by the end of the week anyway,

why not keep it in the family?

- I don't consider you family.

Now get off my property!

- Take this deal!

I don't want you blowing

it a second time.

[whimsical music]

[door creaks]

[yelling]

[objects falling]

Sounds like you lost

your marbles, Tom.

[laughing]

- Oh, rank!

What is it, technicolor toss?

- Don't ask.

- It's haggis.

- Just for that, you can

forget about all that work

fixing up my fleet

of golf carts.

- Great.

That means we'll never

raise enough money

to make the loan payment.

- Oh, tune out your brother.

The man's a pig, he doesn't

know what he's talking about.

- Ella, why don't

you try out the bike?

Listen to that.

[wheel spinning]

Isn't it beautiful?

Smooth as silk.

[bagpipe music]

- Ugh, I hate that music!

Mom, quick, where's my Walkman?

- You left it right

next to Mr. Microphone.

[hard rock music]

[trash falling]

- Heath?

- When I get this

guitar I'm gonna go from

caddying for snobs to

Cadillacs with babes.

- Is that you, lad?

[whimsical music]

[tense music]

[wondrous music]

Lordy!

Puny dinosaurs!

I thought you

beasties were extinct.

[wondrous music]

Elvis?

What kind of name is that

for you to be having?

[dinosaur chattering]

And you.

You look like you

belong in Loch Ness.

Paula, is it?

Jagger.

And Hammer.

Sure, indeed!

I'm such a twit.

You guys are named

after rock singers.

Too bad none of you crooners

are named after Rod Stewart.

Or better yet, the greatest

rock group in history...

You know, the great

Scottish band,

the Bay City Rollers!

[dinosaurs chattering]

[dinosaur screeches]

You want a little gamin' I see.

Sure indeed, I'll play around.

You can go first,

you wee beastie.

[lighthearted music]

[loud clang]

Now that's what I call

a blooming good shot!

This is more fun than a

Sean Connery film festival.

I never knew I could

have such a bonny time

playing putt putt.

Me father and uncle

always told me

it was a bunch of fiddle-faddle.

It might even be good

practice, to boot.

[whimsical music]

Blast.

I'm such a twit.

Well, at least I did not break

another window this time.

[lighthearted music]

[dinosaur screeching]

Who am I fooling?

This lassie's never

gonna be gaming

in the British Open.

[dinosaur chattering]

Stop your blatherskite.

It's true.

I just don't have what it takes.

Look, even a wee

dinosaur's better than me.

I'll prove it to ya.

I'll have another go at

it and I'll rug it again.

[whimsical music]

[dinosaur screeching]

[laughing]

[loud clang]

You loons! [chuckles]

You cheated.

[dinosaurs chattering]

Fine, I'll try it once more.

But I cannot concentrate.

I'm having such a merry time.

[whimsical music]

[loud clang]

[dinosaur screeching]

That was a bonny shot!

Let's try another hole.

[whimsical music]

This is place is awful doomy.

Me dad should

really clean it up.

[door creaks]

Great Scott!

What's this?

[trash falls]

- Huh?

- Blooming putter of stone!

And it's made by William Mayne.

The best club

maker in Edinburgh.

It must be hundreds

of years old.

[grunting]

- What's going on out there?

- Blast!

It's me dad.

He'll k*ll me if he finds

I've been gaming out here.

He hates beasties more

than golf, so let's hide.

[dinosaurs chattering]

Come on, let's go.

Come on, guys.

Come on.

[tense music]

- Ella, are you out here?

Oh, no.

Who uncovered this

piece of junk?

[dinosaurs chattering]

What was that?

[whimsical music]

[laughing]

Golf will be the death of me!

[dinosaur squeals]

Oh, no!

We got rats.

[dinosaur squealing]

[windmill screeches]

Oh, what an irritating noise!

You look like you

need some oiling.

[whimsical music]

Ella?

- Top of the evening to ya!

- Ella, what are

you doing out here?

You were playing

golf back there.

- I can't help it.

It's in me blood.

- Well, I thought you said

you were gonna try out

the bike I fixed up for ya.

Well, I see you found

the right place for it,

with the other scrap metal.

[lighthearted music]

[grunting]

- I don't know

what's wrong with it.

Battery has a full charge.

[grunting]

- It is going to be magnificent.

The Hal MacGregor Golf

Pro Resort and Spa.

It's an excellent

investment, Mr. Yamamoto.

Sake.

What's the matter?

He isn't saying anything.

- You've insulted him by

rushing into business.

The Japanese like to

be entertained first.

- You want to bet?

$20 says you're wrong.

- You're on.

Mr. Yamamoto.

You're an avid golf enthusiast,

perhaps you can

tell me something.

Why does Arnold Palmer

always wear two sweaters?

In case he gets a hole-in-one.

[laughing]

He's as cold as sushi.

Didn't even crack a smile.

[whimsical music]

- Something the

matter, Mr. Yamamoto?

Oh, that eyesore.

Of course.

We would never build our

resort next to that dump.

I will have acquired

that property

by the end of the week,

we'll bulldoze right over it.

- [Thomas] Face it, Michelle,

she's a strange girl.

She's not acting herself.

- [Michelle] So what?

You haven't been yourself

since Reagan took office.

- [Thomas] Oh, you're nuts.

Now I know where Ella gets it.

- [Michelle] Oh, sometimes

you make me so mad-

- What?

Michelle, put the

welder's torch down.

Michelle, put it down!

[yelling]

[melancholic music]

- Sean.

Sean.

Where did I go wrong?

[melancholic music]

What are you calling

this work of art, Mom?

- You'll probably

guess in a sec.

Here, help me with this, okay?

Hold that.

Ooh.

- So, what's the tale

of that bonny putter

and the stone out back?

- Yeah.

Why don't we take a break, okay?

- Okay.

- That was your

old man's putter.

- I don't believe it.

- Oh, it's true.

Your pop was one of the greatest

amateur golfers on the planet.

I followed him around

like he was Jerry Garcia

from tournament to tournament.

Man, what a trip that was.

- So, why does he gripe

about golf so much?

- Oh, he kinda burnt

out of the Pro-Am finals

at Pebble Beach.

Man, that was a bad scene.

See...

The top 2 golfers

of the tournament

would get to do their

thing at the PGA circuit.

It was your dad's lifelong dream

to get a gig as a pro golfer.

Well, your Uncle

Hal was already in

with a seven under par.

Well anyway, your

father only had to sink

a 4 foot putt to be

able to go pro too.

Everything looked totally cool.

- So, what happened, Mom?

- Well, dig this.

Your father normally had

nerves made of iced tea.

But just as he made his

putt, a bird chirped.

Well, it was more like a

freaky squeak actually,

and your father missed his putt.

Man, it was a total bummer.

He's never been able to pick up

a golf club since that day.

- What a shame.

- [Michelle] Yeah, it's a

bummer, man, real bummer.

- So, what about the putter?

- Well, I'm getting to that.

As you know, your Uncle Hal

was willed the country club,

and your father

inherited this pad.

Anyway...

All the castles and

the moats and stuff

gave me this far out inspiration

to create the putter

in the concrete.

You know, like Excalibur,

King Arthur's sword.

Well, I hope that it

would inspire your father

to get it together

and golf again.

Well, my masterpiece

had the opposite vibe.

He hated that club so much

he dumped a scrap

load of metal on it.

- And that's how the mini

putt became a scrapyard.

Mom, why didn't you

tell me this before?

- Well, honey, your dad

didn't want you to know.

He thought that you'd think

he was a total failure.

Anyway, help me with this.

Here we go.

Now, can you tell what it is?

- Is it another

sculpture of Uncle Hal?

- No.

It's a Brachiosaurus.

This symbolizes

how our mini putt

has gone the way

of the dinosaur.

- So has our home.

[chuckling]

- How true that is.

[dramatic music]

- Hey, beasties.

Do you want some haggis?

[dinosaurs grunting]

[lighthearted music]

[metal scraping]

[dinosaur screeching]

What are you devils up to?

[loud clanging]

[dinosaur screeching]

Smashing idea, beasties!

[lighthearted music]

[whimsical music]

[loud clang]

- Ha ha, hole in one!

- This is much more fun

than playing bridge!

- And Marco Polo.

- How's this thing work?

- That'll be $3, laddie.

Oh no, let me see

if I can break a 20.

[lighthearted music]

I'm talking about making change

you little beasties.

Good thing I have

me Scotch tape.

Here you go.

Want the yellow ball?

- When the old man wakes up,

you're gonna be

in major trouble.

- Stop your fretting, Heath.

He'll be merry when he finds out

how much money I'm making.

- With 5 customers?

Not.

- I plan to make a

bundle on concessions.

[chuckling]

Look, here comes a customer now.

- What do you have to eat?

- We have a special on haggis.

- What's haggis?

- You'll love it.

I'll give you a free sample.

Here you go.

[dinosaur grunting]

One order of haggis.

[dinosaur grunting]

[lighthearted music]

- If I were you, I'd skip

the haggis, little man.

- Heath.

- You'd make more

dinero selling tickets

to your bagpipe

concert, all right?

Ciao.

- Ella!

What's going on here?

I thought I said no golf!

Here.

Let me have that stupid thing.

[whimsical music]

[water splashes]

[wondrous music]

- Wow.

Putt putt golf and a floor show.

- This is comedy club

compared to country club.

[whimsical music]

- Dad, I was just

trying to help you out

a wee bit with

paying the bank loan.

Would you give me

a blooming chance?

I can earn some more money.

- Oh, forget it!

Maybe I should sell

this place, I hate golf.

- That's not true, Dad.

I know you love golf,

and I know you're

a great golfer.

And I want to be as good as you.

I want you to teach me.

But we can't do that we

if we lose this home.

And there's something

else you should know,

I had a little help

fixing up the park.

[whimsical music]

[dinosaurs chattering]

They're miniature dinosaurs.

I don't know where

they came from.

I know you hate

animals, so please-

- You want me to

keep the putt putt

and these dinosaurs?

What do you think

this is, Dino Putt?

Hey, wait a minute, that's it!

Dino Putt!

We'll make a fortune!

[laughing]

where'd they come from?

- I just love happy endings.

[catchy rock music]

♪ Rock Godzilla is

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ Whole downtown's

going up in lights ♪

♪ Bruce Lee, he can't

take much more ♪

♪ Here comes Johnny

running through the door ♪

♪ Johnny screaming won't

you save me please ♪

♪ Rock Godzilla down

♪ We're gonna rock

♪ We're gonna Rock

Godzilla tonight ♪

♪ We're gonna roll

♪ We got plenty

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ We got everything

that you want ♪

♪ Wop jop flip flop,

baba do wobble ♪

♪ Call the army and

the National Guard ♪

♪ Keep this guy out

of my front yard ♪

♪ He's a party crasher

and a well known drag ♪

♪ Beady eyes and a tail to wag

♪ He wrecked the house

and you know it's true ♪

♪ Keep on dancing before

the night is through ♪

♪ We're gonna rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ We're gonna roll

♪ Godzilla

♪ We've got very good

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ We got everything

that you want ♪

♪ Wop jop flip flop,

baba do wobble ♪

[dinosaur screeching]

[catchy rock music]

[torch blowing]

♪ Real Godzilla is

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ Whole downtown's

going up in lights ♪

♪ Roofs are leaking,

can't take much more ♪

♪ Here comes Johnny

running through the door ♪

♪ Johnny's screaming,

won't you save me please ♪

♪ Rock Godzilla

down to his knees ♪

♪ We're gonna rock

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ We're gonna roll

♪ We got plenty good

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ We got everything

that you want ♪

♪ Wop jop flip flop,

baba do wobble ♪

♪ Call the army and

the National Guard ♪

♪ Keep this guy

outta my front yard ♪

♪ He's a party crasher

and a well known drag ♪

♪ Beady eyes and a tail to wag

♪ He'll wreck the house

and you know it's true ♪

♪ Keep on dancing before

the night is through ♪

♪ We're gonna rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ We're gonna roll

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ We've got plenty

good rockin' tonight ♪

♪ We've got everything

that you want ♪

♪ Wop jop flip flop,

baba do wobble ♪

♪ Let's rock

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ Let's rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ Let's rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ Let's rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ Let's roll

♪ Godzilla

♪ Yeah

♪ Let's rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Hey, Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ We're gonna rock

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ We're gonna rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ Rock

♪ Godzilla

♪ Let's rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Let's rock

♪ Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ Let's roll

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Let's roll

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Let's rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ We're gonna roll

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ We're gonna rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

[whimsical music]

[boys laughing]

- That was funnier than the time

we dropped the Baby Ruth bars

in the bottom of the pool!

[kids laughing]

- So, when's the floor show?

- Floor show?

What are you talking about?

- You know, the comedy after

you fall into the moat.

[laughing]

- That was a one time

command performance.

- How bout her?

She's quite a Betty.

- Ha, sorry, no floor show.

- Aw!

That was the best

part about being here.

- Well, hey, wait a minute.

Where you going?

We got something even better.

Try out one of our

complimentary Dino Burgers.

Serve 'em up, four

hungry golfers,

hot off the griddle.

You can't beat 'em, huh?

- These are great!

- You like 'em?

[laughing]

Tell your friends!

Hey, they're selling

like hot cakes.

What are you putting

in those burgers?

- Haggis helper.

- Business is going great.

A few more days like

this and we'll be able

to make the bank payment.

- You know, you're right.

Hey, let me try one

of those Dino Burgers.

- Putter!

Putter!

- Hey man, carrying

the golf clubs

around again today?

What happened to your golf cart?

[laughing]

- Would you very kindly shut up?

You are louder than the noise

from that miniature golf course

owned by that dreadful

deadbeat loser.

- He's not a loser, okay?

My dad was one of the

best amateur golfers

to ever play the game.

Pfft, he's a wicked

better golfer

than you'll ever

be, Hackmeister.

- How dare you address

me in that manner!

What kind of caddy are you?

- A retired caddy.

I'm not lugging around

30 pounds of iron

in 90 degree heat for

some uppity twink anymore.

I'm truckin'.

- Where do you

think you're going?

- To the putt putt to get

a real job, Needlenose.

- You pick those

clubs up now, boy.

- You pick 'em up.

- Impotence of the man!

Did you hear what he said?

How dare he.

Oh, jolly good!

I can play through

with your caddy now.

- All right, I know I was

a major dooker to you Ella,

but I'll do anything to get

a job around here, okay?

- Anything?

[men yelling]

[laughing]

- Hey, dudes, the

benefits are great!

[whimsical music]

[dinosaurs grunting]

- Maybe I should

give cycling a try.

I'm washed up as a golfer.

- Oh, you're wrong now, lassie.

You make a mighty fine golfer.

You just gotta learn

the secrets of the game,

then you'll be loggin'.

- Dad!

- Now your stroke is perfect,

but your noggin' isn't.

You think too much.

Choose one happy thought

and keep it in your

skull whenever you putt.

Now go ahead, try it again.

Happy thought.

- Happy thought.

[dinosaur grunting]

[whimsical music]

[dinosaur cheering]

- Bonny shot!

And what was your happy

thought, Daughter?

- I pictured you picking

up a golf club again.

- Ah, well I say you have

an active imagination.

How about a dram of ginger?

- Urn Brew.

Imported from Scotland.

My favorite.

Cheers to us, and those like us.

Darn few, they're all

dead and more's a pity.

- Ha, well put!

Ah, now that's good.

[dinosaur screeching]

Ah!

I know dinosaurs may

be good for business,

but I'm not so sure I

like them as pets, lass.

[lighthearted music]

- Needlemeyer.

Mr. Yamamoto has not

said one word all day.

- They say laughter

is the best medicine.

Try another one of

my jokes on him.

Here's a good one.

Who makes the best golfers?

Belly dancers, because they

never move their heads.

[laughing]

- He's been staring

out at that miserable

miniature golf

course all day long.

- The putt putt has

been busy all day,

the profits must

be astronomical.

- I need to get my

hands on that eyesore

before Mr. Yamamoto decides

to withdraw his investment

in the Hal MacGregor

Golf Pro Resort and Spa,

you understand me, Needlemeyer?

Needlemeyer, straighten

up and fly right.

I want you to fix it so

that mini putt goes bye bye.

[lighthearted string music]

- Ah, this stuff may

smell like my grandmother,

but the deep heating

rub feels so good.

[lighthearted string music]

[dinosaur screeching]

- What's up, Madonna?

Oh, no!

Needlemeyer.

- Good of you to

beam down, Scotty.

Now I can kick your an*s.

- This will be more

fun than when the Scots

beat the English in the

Battle of Bannockburn.

[grunting]

Take that!

[grunting]

- I don't think so.

Get the point?

- Your spikes are

as short and as dull

as the stubble on your face.

- You really burn me up.

So, I think I'll

return the favor.

[growling]

[whimsical music]

[liquid dripping]

[dinosaur laughing]

[panting]

[water splashes]

- I guess something

else caught on fire.

[dinosaur screeching]

[dinosaur laughing]

- I don't know.

They looked like

little dinosaurs.

But they...

They could've been rats.

- Rats, you say?

Needlemeyer, zip up your fly.

[liquid dripping]

Ugh.

Get a grip, man!

We've got something

important to do.

- [Woman] Come on, kids.

- [Man] Nice shot.

How many are you on this hole?

- You better appreciate

this, because I hate animals,

even though you are

cute little dinosaurs.

Critters are always making

squeaky noises that I hate.

Get in there and keep quiet.

[tense music]

Ella, take this.

- [Ella] What's going on?

- It's the critters, hide them.

[Thomas claps]

Well!

Howdy, howdy.

Care for a game, sir?

- George Stutts.

Department of Public Health.

We've received a tip

that there may be

a possible vermin

infestation on this premises.

- Hal.

- Ah, you should

thank your brother.

Rats can pose an

enormous health hazard.

- Believe me, there are no rats

or any other animals

on these premises,

I make sure of that.

Oh, no, no.

I can't stand critters

of any shape or size.

Tell the man that, Hal.

- Sorry, Tom, this place

is a health hazard.

I bet Stutts would

find more mice here

than at Disneyland.

- This ball is covered

with teeth marks.

See?

Larger than anything

I've ever seen before.

- Um-

- Ah, nah, nah.

This is a big problem.

Massive problem.

[sighs]

Attention.

Attention.

These premises must be cleared.

This putt putt has

been quarantined

by the Department

of Public Health.

Let's move, people!

- What a gyp!

I want my money back!

- Look-

- Yeah!

First no floor

show, and now this!

- Oh!

[kid farts]

Hurry back, gentleman.

- This is a

handheld, ultrasonic,

bio-audio receiving device.

[laughing]

Yeah, you can't buy one of

those babies in Radio Shack.

- How does this work?

- It's an ultra-sensitive

microphone, Hal!

[chuckles]

With it, I can hear

the breath, heartbeat,

or growl of any creature

within a hundred yard radius.

[lighthearted music]

Strange.

You're not registering

a heartbeat, Hal.

- Ha.

[laughing]

- Must be my nerves of steel.

[laughing]

- But Thomas, your

heart is just racing.

Are you nervous about something?

- Of course not.

- Well...

Hm.

Try and relax.

I'll find your rat

problem in no time.

[lighthearted music]

Uh huh.

[laughing]

Yeah.

Yeah.

Mhm, mm, mm!

Bingo!

[laughing]

I found you, you little vermin.

Right category, wrong species.

What are you doing here, kid?

- I just wanted to

play another round.

- Ah, really?

- What's going on?

- Helping out little

critters is one thing,

but I never thought

I'd be doing this.

[door creaking]

- Wait, wait, wait

a second, hold it.

Oh, I'm getting something.

Oh, fantastic.

Would you listen to

all those squeaks?

Hal, Hal, Hal, come, look, look.

Oh, oh, oh, ooh.

That's unbelievable.

Wait a minute, oh,

massive, massive.

Massive vermin

activity taking place.

But where?

Huh, huh, huh?

In the house!

It's in the house.

[tense music]

Strange.

Pretty strange.

The signal was

pinning the needle,

but I couldn't find

any rats anywhere.

They must've dispersed

when they saw me approach.

That's it, yeah, that's it.

Oh.

These premises are

under strict quarantine

until I can come back

with some equipment

that's a little less

primitive than this.

Strange, very strange.

- Tough break, Thomas.

Just when you had a chance

to pay back your loan.

Listen, you're still my brother,

and even though there is

a vermin problem here,

my offer still stands

to buy the property.

- I'll never sell.

- Just think about it.

The deck is stacked against you,

you don't want to blow it again.

- Don't listen to him, Thomas.

[somber music]

[dinosaur screeching]

- [Commentator]

Beautiful approach shot.

Nice pitch to the green here.

It looks like he's

got, what do you say,

about an 18 footer?

- [Commentator]

A little over 17.

- [Commentator] Okay.

Looks like a slight

break to the left here,

he's probably gonna push

it just to the left edge.

These greens are fairly fast.

It will be a tricky one.

Here we go.

- [Commentator] He's

addressing the ball.

[bird chirps]

- [Commentator] It's moving...

Oh, oh!

[groaning]

Just heartbreaking.

- Poor Dad.

He lost the golf

tournament to Uncle Hal,

now he's gonna

lose the mini putt?

If we just knew what

Uncle Hal was up to,

we might be able

to do something.

Did you know plaid was

originally designed

by the Scottish as camouflage?

- Who cares?

I can't believe you

talked me into this.

- Be thankful for Dad's kilt.

It might help you hide.

[chuckling]

- I look like a mega dork.

- Relax.

Didn't you know Axl Rose

sometimes wears a kilt?

- Axl Rose as in g*ns & Roses?

Cool.

Why did we bring these

guys along anyway?

- They can be a big

help in a tight spot.

Quick!

Hide, Heath?

- Where?

- Use your kilt!

- I hate patrolling

without the golf carts.

- Ow, my legs are tired.

Hey!

- What?

- Let's bag this and build

a castle in the sand trap!

- Oh, that's a great idea!

- Yeah!

- These kilts are pretty cool.

A little drafty though.

- Please, pardon our

plebeian surroundings.

When Hal MacGregor Golf Pro

Resort and Spa is built,

we'll have a giant dining

room and grand ballroom.

[whimsical music]

- Oh. [claps]

Excellent.

I'm starved.

I haven't eaten all day.

I love sushi, don't you?

- [Hal] Needlemeyer!

[dinosaur screeching]

- Who's that guy with Uncle Hal?

- I don't know.

Wayne Newton?

- You are not going

to eat with us.

I have enough problems as it is.

I think Mr. Yamamoto is going

to withdraw his investment

unless I can get my

hands on that miserable

mini putt in a hurry.

Now, the last thing I need

is you embarrassing me

with your problem.

- Oh, come on, just

a couple of bites.

- Get outta here.

[whimsical music]

And stay away from the sodas,

you know what that does to ya.

[dinosaur screeching]

[whimsical music]

- Where did Elvis and Paula go?

[dinosaur screeching]

[dinosaur drinking]

[whimsical music]

[dinosaur burping]

Elvis, no!

[dinosaur screeching]

[chuckling]

- I misjudged you, Mr. Yamamoto.

You do have a sense of humor.

- Paula, don't do it.

[water spraying]

[whimsical music]

- I get it.

This is a test.

Humility is a great

virtue in your society.

You want to see

how humble I can be

before you partner with me?

Thank you, Yamamoto-san, please,

dump on me some more.

Thank you.

[water spraying]

I'm your humble servant.

Ah.

[dinosaur chattering]

Poise under pressure, that's

the mark of a champion.

Just catch your breath

and walk it off.

Excuse me a moment.

Poise under pressure, that's

the mark of a champion.

Poise under pressure, that's

the mark of a champion.

- Shh.

- You!

I knew it all along.

Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah.

[chuckling]

You're just the people

I want to talk to.

I have an offer

you can't refuse.

- Forget it.

- You haven't even heard it yet.

- Let me guess.

You want us to talk our

dad into selling you

the mini putt.

- Bright girl.

And in return, I can

fulfill your dreams.

Heath.

How would you like that most

righteous electric guitar?

- How did you know?

- Nothing escapes my eye.

I learned it as a pro golfer,

always know the lay of the land.

I'll buy you that guitar,

and you can have your

old caddy job back

at twice the pay.

In no time, you'll

be able to finance

your own rock band, go on tour.

You'll have what you want most.

Appreciation for that now

untapped artistic talent,

and escape from that

miserable dump of a mini putt.

And you, Ella.

Your dream of

being a pro golfer,

I can make it happen,

I can get you lessons

with PGA golfers.

I'll sponsor you, you'll travel

to all the amateur tournaments.

And when the time comes,

you'll have a friend

on the rules committee

to get you in to the men's tour

and that fabled British Open.

You'll have the respect

that you deserve.

- Forget it.

- Don't blow this big

chance like your father did,

think it over.

No matter how much you

fix up that miserable

miniature golf course of yours,

all it'll ever be is

a mecca for kiddies,

loser duffers, and

low class hackers.

Let's face it.

Mini putt is the

freak show of golf.

- And you're the

dark prince of golf.

You don't love the

sport like I do,

you only want to

exploit it for money.

I'll never turn.

Come on, Heath.

- I'm sorry, Ella,

Uncle Hal here

spoke some righteous words.

I think we should

cut our losses.

- If you do this now,

in one way or another,

you're gonna be

carrying baggage for him

for the rest of your life.

Let me go.

[dramatic music]

- You need a reality check, Dad.

You're gonna lose

the property anyway.

Why don't you just sell

it to Uncle Hal now,

at least you'll get

a bunch of dinero.

- Uncle Hal has him

under his thumb.

If we sell the mini putt,

we'll be just like he.

- Well, I hate to admit it,

but we don't have any

other choice, Ella.

- Your father's right.

I'm sorry, dear.

- There must be

something else we can do.

[lighthearted music]

[dinosaurs chattering]

I don't get it.

Putt?

[buzzer sounds]

One word.

[bell rings]

One syllable.

[bell rings]

[dinosaurs chattering]

Sounds like...

[bell rings]

Pet.

[dinosaur chattering]

Jet?

[buzzer sounds]

Debt.

[buzzer sounds]

Bet!

[bell ringing]

[dinosaurs chattering]

I get it.

Dad, make a bet with Uncle Hal.

This Japanese guy

has him desperate

to get his hands

on our property.

- Well, what good

is that gonna do us?

- If Uncle Hal wins, we

sell him the property.

If he loses, he pays

off our bank loan.

- Do you think he'll

really go for it?

- Definitely.

Uncle Hal's addicted

to gambling.

- What's the bet?

- A game of miniature golf.

Winner takes all.

- Oh no, forget it.

Uncle Hal's a golf pro,

I haven't touched

a club in 15 years.

Forget it.

- Then I'll play him.

You said I was pretty good.

And I know the course

better than anyone.

- I said no, and this time

I want you to listen to me.

- But why?

- Because I don't want

what happened to me

to happen to you.

When I missed that

putt 15 years ago,

I didn't just lose

the tournament,

I lost my spirit.

Ella.

- Why'd you have to

miss that stupid putt?

Why?

Stupid putter.

This is all your fault.

[wondrous music]

[dinosaurs chattering]

[thunder rumbles]

I won't lose, I promise.

- That's the bet?

[laughing]

It's more like a k*lling.

[laughing]

- It was all my idea too.

- Excellent.

Your sister doesn't stand

a chance against me,

Hal MacGregor, golf pro.

Tell your father I accept.

Needlemeyer.

You remember that

little arrangement

we cooked up at the Kemper Open?

I want you to set it up.

- You're going to cheat?

I thought you said

this was a sure thing.

- I probably won't have to,

she's only a young girl.

I just want a little

insurance policy, that's all.

- Uncle Hal, I almost forgot,

could we pick up that

guitar after the match?

- Do you think he heard the part

about the insurance policy?

- I don't know.

But I'll find out.

[dramatic music]

[grunting]

[laughing]

- Is it safe?

- I don't know what

you're talking about.

- Is it safe?

- Yeah, yeah, it's safe,

it's safe as it's ever gonna be.

Just don't do it,

please, come on!

[laughing]

- Is it safe?

- No, no, it's not safe.

I mean, I don't know!

- Well, if you don't know

whether it's safe or not,

I have to at least

know that you're loyal.

You have to become one of us.

- No!

- Where's Dad?

- He's too nervous to watch.

He's waiting inside, honey.

- Oh, this is gonna

be a real nail biter.

Pardon me, I mean tail biter.

[drum hit]

[tense music]

- Needlemeyer.

While everyone is

watching the first round,

you wire up the 18th hole.

- Roger.

[tense music]

- Guests first.

- Oh.

You got your dad's old putter.

What's that for, luck?

[chuckling]

[wondrous music]

[cheering]

- This is great!

- It's so exciting.

Even my parents decided

not to play golf today.

- [Michelle] Come on, Ella.

[clapping]

- [Thomas] Come on,

honey, you can do it.

- What's the matter?

Can't sleep?

[dinosaur chattering]

Thanks.

I need as many

fans as I can get.

Think your happy thoughts.

[tense music]

[cheering]

[lighthearted music]

- Beginner's luck.

- Ella's up a stroke!

- All right!

[cheering]

[tense music]

[beeping]

[laughing]

- I love the smell of

AstroTurf in the morning.

Smells like victory.

[lighthearted music]

[whimsical music]

[Hal cheers]

- Son.

You take a tip from a pro.

Poise under pressure, that's

the mark of a champion.

- What drama, what suspense!

[tense music]

[dinosaur screeching]

- Lucky putter!

[laughing]

- I don't know, Madonna.

It's getting harder and

harder to keep a happy thought

in my head when I put.

[dinosaur chattering]

All right.

I'll do my best.

[whimsical music]

[cheering]

- Oh, honey!

[cheering]

[whimsical music]

Ella's down a stroke.

- Oh, no!

- I think the pressure's

getting to her.

[dinosaur chattering]

[door creaks]

[catchy music]

♪ She's gotta have somebody

♪ She's gotta have

it all today ♪

♪ She's gotta have somebody

♪ She's gonna do

it all her way ♪

♪ It's not if you win or lose

♪ But winning's the

only game to chose ♪

♪ When you're somebody

♪ If you're somebody

- It's all tied up.

- I'm so nervous, I hope I

don't toss my Dino Burger.

[Hal claps]

[whimsical music]

- Poise under pressure.

Poise under pressure.

[tense music]

- You'll be fine.

[tense music]

- Poise under pressure.

[tires screeching]

- You spoke too soon, Uncle Hal.

Don't count your chickens

before they hatch.

They might turn

out to be birdies.

[laughing]

- I'll have to

remember that one.

[laughing]

[dinosaur chattering]

[whimsical music]

[birds chirping]

[sighs]

- I'm sorry, Ella.

It's not your fault.

It's in your blood to

choke under pressure.

Wait a minute.

Let me have that remote.

[dramatic music]

Look at this.

Frame 161, I'm

getting ready to putt.

There's one tree in front of me,

the only tree within 50 yards.

Frame 190.

There are no birds present

in that tree at this time.

Frame 220, Hal joins the

crowd on the grassy knoll.

Frame 232, I begin to putt.

Frame 260, the fatal

chirp rings out,

my head flinches

towards the noise.

But look at this.

I don't look right

towards the tree

where the only birds

could possibly be,

but back and to the left,

towards the grassy knoll.

See?

Back and to the left.

Back and to the left.

Back and to the left.

[dramatic music]

My putt was pronounced

dead on arrival,

and so was my PGA career.

But this proves it was

not a lone bird chirp.

It was a conspiracy!

[clapping]

[group chattering]

- Do it, love.

[tense music]

[door creaks]

- [Woman] Hey!

- [Ella] Dad!

- Sorry to interrupt

your putt, Ella.

I just didn't think it

was right for Uncle Hal

to be smoking during your shot.

- [Man] What's that got

to do with anything?

- We're gonna make

history repeat itself.

- That was then, this is now.

She's still gotta sink the putt.

- Are you all right, Ella?

We can cancel this

whole thing right now.

- I can do it.

My happy thought just came true.

- Hey, you know, you were right.

This feels good.

Okay, Ella.

Let's see that

nice, easy stroke.

- Be quiet!

- [Kid] Stay calm, Ella.

[tense music]

[screaming]

[speaking in foreign language]

[grunting]

[tense music]

[speaking in foreign language]

[grunting]

[yelling]

[dramatic piano music]

[cheering]

[lighthearted music]

- No!

- See how easy it is?

[Hal yelling]

- So, why'd you

come back and help?

- Well, let's just say I had

a close shave at Uncle Hal's,

and I realized I was

becoming just like

one of those biff tads.

[laughing]

[dinosaurs chattering]

- Hi there, folks.

Say, I was just wondering,

has anybody seen any

dinosaurs around here?

- Does the word "duh"

mean anything to you?

- Yeah, as a matter

of fact, it does.

Considering how

many times I've lost

those little ol' critters.

Well, I'm off.

I hope I don't lose them again.

- Tell him to wait, wait, wait.

Wait!

- I thought you already

said goodbye to them.

- No!

I was inside giving them

a going away present.

- Well, they're gone.

I know!

[lighthearted music]

Hey, Mr. Cranston.

Mr. Cranston, wait up!

Wait up!

Mr. Cranston!

[lighthearted music]

I'm glad I caught you guys.

I wanted to say goodbye.

[dinosaurs chattering]

Oh, and I wanted

to give you this.

[lighthearted music]

I thought you might want

some music for the ride home.

[chuckling]

Bye.

[bagpipe music]

[lighthearted music]

Bye, Mr. Cranston.

- Okay!

- Just relax.

Ah, how about a

round of putt putt?

- Smashing!

[laughing]

That sounds like a bonny time.

- Oh, don't tell me

you're gonna start

rapping bogus about, Bee Girl.

- Look who's talking.

Okay.

How about this?

Bonjour, Papa.

[laughing]

[lighthearted music]

- I've been studying

your property all week.

I want to build a resort

around your golf course.

It will be the biggest

putt putt in the world!

And of course, we'll need more

of these magnificent sculptures.

- No problem! [laughs]

- We'll build one in

Tokyo, and Russia too.

They're in great need

of good, cheap fun.

- Well, we're game.

[chuckling]

[lighthearted music]

[laughing]

- You're a funny man!

[laughing]

- So, do we have a deal?

- There's one condition.

- Oh, what's that?

- Room service will have to

deliver these Dino Burgers

24 hours a day.

[whimsical music]

[lighthearted music]

♪ Real Godzilla is

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ Whole downtown's

going up in lights ♪

♪ Bruce Lee, he can't

take much more ♪

♪ Here comes Johnny

running through the door ♪

♪ Johnny's screaming

won't you save me please ♪

♪ Rock Godzilla

down to his knees ♪

♪ We're gonna rock

♪ We're gonna Rock

Godzilla tonight ♪

♪ We're gonna roll

♪ We got plenty good

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ We got everything

that you want ♪

♪ Wop jop flip flop,

baba do wobble ♪

♪ Call the army and

the National Guard ♪

♪ Keep this guy out

of my front yard ♪

♪ He's a party crasher

and a well known drag ♪

♪ Beady eyes and a tail to wag

♪ He'll wreck the house

and you know it's true ♪

♪ Keep on dancing before

the night is through ♪

♪ We're gonna rock

♪ Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ We're gonna roll

♪ We got plenty good

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ We got everything

that you want ♪

♪ Wop jop flip flop,

baba do wobble ♪

♪ Real Godzilla is

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ Whole downtown's

going up in lights ♪

♪ Roofs are leaking,

can't take much more ♪

♪ Here comes Johnny

running through the door ♪

♪ Johnny's screaming

won't you save me please ♪

♪ Rock Godzilla

down to his knees ♪

♪ We're gonna rock

♪ Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ We're gonna roll

♪ Godzilla

♪ We got plenty good

rockin' tonight ♪

♪ We got everything

that you want ♪

♪ Wop jop flip flop,

baba do wobble ♪

♪ Let's rock

♪ Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ Let's rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla tonight

♪ Let's rock

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Rock Godzilla

♪ Tonight

♪ All right, boys