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(GROWLING)
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(LAUGHING MANIACALLY)
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(THUDS)
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Uh, hey. The sand
just got really hard.
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No, silly. This is what
we've been looking for.
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The lost treasure
of Neferti.
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Well done, lads.
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Those poor souls
who buried that treasure,
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may want to rethink
the way they marked their
hidings for next time.
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(LAUGHING MANIACALLY)
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Your greed stops
right here, Lefoot.
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Ah, Andrew Jackson.
So we meet again.
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And it's Lafeet,
not Lafoot.
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Your confusing last name
is not excuse
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for your un-American life
of thievery.
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And poor dietary choices.
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My name isn't confusing.
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Yes, it is.
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What?
Yes, it is--
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You scoundrels have
five seconds to release me
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or the men on my ship
will be storming this beach.
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Oh? You mean
that ship over there?
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(ALL LAUGHING)
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(BOTH GRUNTING)
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(CHUCKLING)
Weak muscles and
sore joints? Probably scurvy.
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Ah, that will be
a knot out of you,
Mr America.
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We have a treasure to open, eh?
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Beware. The curse.
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The lost treasure of Neferti
is said to be guarded
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by a super natural beast
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with horrible fangs,
wings of a bat
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and eyes as red as fire.
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Mum, come on.
All of my friends
are here.
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Don't embarrass me.
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Oh, most certainly.
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But it is getting late.
You need to get to bed soon.
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Or you'll be
cranky tomorrow.
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Ah, the lucky locket.
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Legend says it has
the power to
foretell the future.
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(FIRING)
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Lafoot, if that locket
shows the future,
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then the British plan to
launch an attack
against New Orleans.
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You need to cut me down
and help me fight them.
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It's Lafeet not Lafoot.
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And no, I do not need to
help you do anything.
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My biggest concern
is this treasure
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and how to spend
my new-found fortune,
eh boys?
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Wait! Listen to me.
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If you help us
fight the British,
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I'll pardon you
for all your previous
crimes against the state.
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You are hardly in any position
to make deals.
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Your biggest concern should be
that long walk you'll be taking
off our short plank.
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(STUTTERS) Captain.
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New best friend.
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No. Not new best friend.
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Hurry, hurry.
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(GROWLING)
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(GRUNTING)
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And so yeah, guess the
bat-winged, red-eyed thing
wasn'ta miss after all.
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America will soon be
under attack.
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A monster with batted wings
is attacking your crew
and destroying your ship
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and all you care about
is your booty?
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(SNICKERING) You said booty?
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Have you any care
for your country?
Your friends? Your family?
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So long suckers.
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Well, it looks like
it's up to me,
the way I see it.
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Good thing, carrots
are healthy for my eyes.
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Yes, yes. You do that.
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But I'm going to take
this treasure and--
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Sacre bleu.
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What was that ship?
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It's theFlying Dutchman,
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the horrible ghost ship
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with a crew of lost
and forgotten souls.
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Why would a ghost need a boat?
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Can't ghosts just fly?
Seems kind of pointless
to have a boat.
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Uh, good point.
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(THUMPING)
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(SNIFFING)
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What kind of a rabbit is that?
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(SLURPING)
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No wonder he was so cranky.
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He was locked up in that chest
for centuries without any food.
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Poor little guy was starving.
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There's plenty more
where that come from,
little guy.
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Give me, give me, give me.
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Uh, uh, uh. Not so fast.
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All these carrots can be yours
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if you help me
defeat the British.
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All we have to do is
figure out a way
to help us.
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Mama mia!
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Okay, little guy.
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How about I give you
this mango from Madagascar?
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When you're done,
we're gonna figure out
how you can help us.
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Amazing.
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I think I have an idea
how this bunny can help
the both of us.
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Little bunny,
you are amazing.
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Yes, amazing.
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Do you think
maybe you could, uh,
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lift something big,
like, maybe a ship?
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The rebels can't last
much longer.
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They're, no doubt,
close to surrender, Admiral.
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Nothing short of miracle
can save the Americans now.
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(EERIE SOUND)
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Oh, my. It's theFlying Dutchman.
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CAPTAIN:Beware!
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Beware!
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Oh, Admiral,
do you think,
how do you spell,
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take them on?
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I do believe that even a
ghost ship cannot stand against
an entire fleet of British--
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Oh, dear. That's unfortunate.
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All right,
Andrew Jackson,
it's up to you.
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You better hold
your part of the bargain,
you spooky rabbit.
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Uh-oh.
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Whoa!
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Beware!
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Thought I'd drop in.
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(GRUNTING AND SHOUTING)
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Thwanks for dropping by.
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He's quite a
clever guest.
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Oh, yes. He said thwanks
instead of thanks, well done.
Well done.
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(GRUNTING)
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Having a ball yet?
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Not bad.
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Hmm suppose. More fan
of his earlier work.
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Steady!
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Try and top that one.
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Now, see
that's what I don't get.
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See, he spun them
like a top.
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Oh, oh. Yes, I suppose.
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Get out of my waters.
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Well?
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Sorry, I was waiting
for something witty.
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ALL: Oh, my!
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Since you helped me
against the British,
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I hereby pardon you
and your men.
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Mr. Lafeet.
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But no more piracy.
It's Un-American.
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You got it.
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Bye, Mr. America.
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Hope we can swash buckle
again sometime.
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Hello, little rabbit.
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00:10:01,636 --> 00:10:04,906
I wonder how we will
end up in the future.
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00:10:04,973 --> 00:10:09,973
Want to see some spoilers?
Uh-huh.
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Dearest Mina,I write you this message...
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You're telling me
you and the pirate Lafeet
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saw us over
200 years ago,
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in a locket that
tells the future?
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00:10:21,755 --> 00:10:23,385
Malarkey.
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00:10:23,457 --> 00:10:25,857
Malarkey is a funny word.
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00:10:25,927 --> 00:10:28,627
What does this
word mean, malarkey?
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00:10:28,696 --> 00:10:33,496
In the future,
is this a word
only kitties use?
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00:10:33,567 --> 00:10:36,497
I think that dog is right.
It's a silly word.
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