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Epic Mickey (2010)

Genres

• Action
• Adventure
• Animation
• Comedy
• Drama
• Family
• Fantasy
• Sci-Fi

Taglines:

Unleash the power of the brush

Quotes:

Yen Sid: [ending monologue, Yen Sid grabs Mickey who has just emerged from the portal to Wasteland] The intruder returned to my lab, but not in the way I expected. After retrieving my brush, I peered down into the world I created and noticed something had changed. The Wasteland no longer needed my magic. Thanks to the efforts of my apprentice, it had developed some magic of it's own. Magic developed from courage and wise choices.::[Oswald watches as the Wasteland is restored by a rain of paint]::Yen Sid: And of course the luck of a certain cartoon rabbit.::[the rain revives Ortensia and Yen Sid sends Mickey back through the mirror]::Yen Sid: [over a montage of the fates of characters Mickey has encountered through the game] The funny thing about mirrors, our reflections prompt us to reflect. On the struggles we have faced or avoided. How well we manage time. Enemies defeated or redeemed. The ways in which we treat others. And perhaps most important, the friendships we have nurtured or neglected.::Yen Sid: [Mickey watches the Wastelanders viewing a fireworks show and Oswald jumps up to the mirror image in front of the train station and introduces him to Ortensia] Oswald and Mickey are in some ways each a mirror for the other. Brave, resourceful and good of heart. I hope they become friends and perhaps more. Perhaps even brothers.::[ending with a shot of Mickey's hand meeting Oswald's on the two sides of the mirror]

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit: [Oswald and Mickey stare at the statue of Walt Disney in the center of Wasteland] I'm starting to see why he liked you more.

[a robotic Captain Hook confronts Mickey on the Jolly Roger]::Captain Hook: You'd better not be plannin' on rescuin' the Sprite, lad. But... where are me manners? Welcome aboard! Finally! A worthy opponent for the great Captain Hook! Now, remember! Best keep your arms and legs inside the ship at all times. Ah-ha! I hope your geared up for this. [pops out of various barrels as he says:] Because it's going to be... barrels... of fun! But don't let that crocodile near me! [the battle with Captain Hook begins]

Pete: [as Pete Pan] So Hook, you wanna pick on someone your own size for once?::Captain Hook: What's this? Me old nemesis! I thought I've seen the last of you, boy! Have at you!

Mickey Mouse: [seeing what looks like Goofy's head in a glass jar] That's Goofy! I mean, sort of...::Gremlin Gus: It's Animatronic Goofy! Oswald built him, with the Mad Doctor's help. Oswald wanted a friend like your pal Goofy.::Goofy: [suddenly speaking] Gawrsh, hello, Mickey!::[Mickey jumps back, startled]::Mickey Mouse: [aside, to Gus] Uh, where's the rest of him?::Gremlin Gus: What happened to you, Goofy?::Goofy: Well, I was doin' some work in Tomorrow City when The Mad Doctor went and betrayed all of Oswald's friends.::[in a thought bubble, the Mad Doctor pushes a button]::Goofy: He had some friends of his own tear me to pieces!::[in the bubble, a giant saw-blade-wielding robot descends on Goofy; the bubble disappears]::Goofy: And now my parts are scattered all over Tomorrow City. But I know I can count on ya to put me together again, Mickey!

Mickey Mouse: Gosh, lots of these characters look alike.::Gremlin Gus: They're different versions from different stories.::Pete: [as Big Bad Pete, butting in] Like me!::Mickey Mouse: I thought these folks were forgotten! I'd never forget YOU, BIG BAD PETE!::[angrily grunts]::Pete: Big Bad Pete, Pete Pan, Small Pete, Petetronic. This place has got lotsa me! We get things done in Wasteland, see. So, work with us and nobody'll mess with ya!::[chuckles evilly]

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit: The Blot is absorbing the paint!::Gremlin Gus: The Rocket is held together with PAINT?::Oswald the Lucky Rabbit: It was kind of a budget issue.

Goofy: [Mickey has brought all of Goofy's part to him] Are those what I think they are? A-hyuck! Yep, they're my parts! Thank ya, Mickey! [all of the pieces magically assemble on Goofy] Thanks, Mickey! Now, I can get back to work, now. And boy, could this place use some cleanin'.

Yen Sid: And I had ensured Mickey will get into no more mischief in my workshop. [as Yen Sid turns the portal mirror back into a regular one in front of Mickey] Then again, he is Mickey Mouse...

[Mickey and Gremlin Gus arrive in Mean Street]::Mickey Mouse: Is this a theme park...?::Gremlin Gus: Oswald copied it as best he could. He wanted us characters to be happy.::Mickey Mouse: Characters?::Gremlin Gus: Characters the world stopped watching and stopped loving. Rough drafts, extras, anyone who didn't work out right. Characters left on the drawing board. Most lived here, in Oswald's recreation of that magical place. He set up shops. An ice cream parlor. It was home... before.::Mickey Mouse: Before what?::Gremlin Gus: Before the Thinner Disaster. That's when the life went out of Wasteland. That's when the Blot arrived, and his flunkies. Welcome to Mean Street.

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