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Treasure Island (2003, US DVD) (DIC Movie Toons)
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00:00:00Go! Go! Gadget! Brace!
00:00:22Inspector Gadget reporting for duty.
00:00:25Welcome to Gadget Vision.
00:00:27Wowzers! Where do they come up with these names?
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00:00:39now available at your favorite video store.
00:00:42Go! Go! Gadget Television!
00:00:48Sabrina the Teenage Witch is off to Witch Academy, but will she fit in?
00:00:54Go! Go! Gadget Broomstick!
00:00:57Inspector Gadget's last case?
00:01:01That's ridiculous. Somebody should tell him.
00:01:04Wowzers! Madeline's been sent to finishing school.
00:01:09And what's all this about saving the crown jewels?
00:01:13Sounds like a job for me.
00:01:15Wowzers! A young man finds his father's time machine
00:01:20and decides to take it out for a spin.
00:01:23Now don't try this at home.
00:01:25Wowzers! Dennis the Menace and Mr. Wilson together on a cruise?
00:01:31Sounds like trouble.
00:01:33Archie and the gang dig up Jughead's long-lost cousin.
00:01:38And I mean long lost.
00:01:40This guy's 10,000 years old.
00:01:44Wowzers!
00:01:47It's survival of the fittest when four kids on a reality TV show
00:01:51find themselves stranded in a mysterious jungle full of man-eating dinosaurs.
00:01:58Three young girls are transformed into a team of cheerleading superheroes.
00:02:03Wowzers! Looks like I've got some competition.
00:02:08Now here's a guy who wears a mask and defies authority.
00:02:13I've got three words for him.
00:02:15You're under arrest!
00:02:17What do you mean he's the hero?
00:02:20A trio of talking animals escape a genetics lab
00:02:24in search of a mythical paradise where all animals can roam free.
00:02:29In globe hunters and around the world in 80 days adventure.
00:02:34X marks the spot when a young boy follows a treasure map
00:02:38all the way to Treasure Island.
00:02:41Explore the mysteries of the deep with Captain Nemo and his crew
00:02:47as they travel 20,000 leagues under the sea.
00:02:51Go, go Gadget submarine!
00:03:11It's a treasure map!
00:03:27We must find it!
00:03:29We must find it!
00:03:32The Fuller Lake
00:03:56Viewer shell
00:04:01I'm the captain, and I see what's to be done with the treasure.
00:04:28Some of us suffered a lot more than you in taking it, with all due respect.
00:04:35He's right, captain. We all have a say in this.
00:04:38I'd say. All of us.
00:04:41It's right, all of us.
00:04:43We all work for it, and...
00:04:46That was uncalled for, sir.
00:04:58Get back to your stations now, or we won't live to see tomorrow!
00:05:12Oh, oh, oh, oh, steady the path, steady the path!
00:05:15Come on, let's go!
00:05:16Come on, man!
00:05:46Put your backs into it!
00:05:47Trim them sails, or I'll turn your hides!
00:05:50Black Dog!
00:05:53Curses, where are you?
00:06:02We need to talk!
00:06:07Stop doing that, you scurvy dog!
00:06:10Black Dog to you, Pew!
00:06:11No scurvy here!
00:06:13Now, what's your problem?
00:06:15The captain!
00:06:17I'll never get the hang of this!
00:06:20Course you will!
00:06:21And you're right about the captain.
00:06:23But we're gonna do something about it.
00:06:31What the devil?
00:06:33Devil's got nothing to do with this, Flint!
00:06:35That's Captain Flint!
00:06:37That's Captain Flint!
00:06:38Not anymore!
00:06:43Sorry it had to be this way, Flint!
00:06:46Good thing we've got Flint's shots!
00:06:57Otherwise we'd never make it through the shoals ahead!
00:06:59Mister, I mean Captain Dog!
00:07:02Request permission to feed the captain!
00:07:05I mean prisoner, sir!
00:07:07Permission granted!
00:07:08But watch him!
00:07:09He's a tricky old pirate!
00:07:25Thanks, Ben!
00:07:27Now, you better go about your duties!
00:07:33Good luck, Captain!
00:07:34Captain!
00:07:34Captain!
00:07:39Are we there yet?
00:07:50Almost.
00:07:51Flint's log is dead on the money so far.
00:07:54But I can't say much for his penmanship.
00:08:09I can't say much for his penmanship and power.
00:08:11I can't say much for his penism.
00:08:21I can't say much for his pen they're stepping away or missing anything she didn't care.
00:08:29Get out of here!
00:08:31Get out of here!
00:08:36All right!
00:08:36I don't know. I followed the map to the letter.
00:09:01The crafty old fox outwitted me. He changed the chart.
00:09:17We'll get you, Flitz, no matter how long it takes. We'll get you for this!
00:09:29It was the loveliest set of table and chairs and at quite a reasonable price. I promise you, you won't be sorry.
00:09:38There's a good boy, Jim. Thanks, Mrs.
00:09:43Sam, your father trained you well to make shoes. Just like I'm teaching my boy, Jim, to run the inn.
00:09:50I could run it now, if he'd let me.
00:09:53There'll be plenty of time when you're grown, Jim.
00:09:56Yes, Mr. Jonas. It's a quiet, peaceful life.
00:10:00All a man could want.
00:10:02Fifteen men are a dead man's chest. Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum.
00:10:21I'm teaching my lad to make eggs like that.
00:10:24Such a smart boy.
00:10:30I'll get it!
00:10:31Rum!
00:10:32Drink and the devil have done for the rest. Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum. Fifteen men on the dead man's chest. Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum.
00:11:00James, won't you please ask the captain to pay his bill for all these months? He owes us a great deal of money.
00:11:19Why won't you ask him, father?
00:11:21Someday, when you're grown, Jim, you'll understand.
00:11:27Yes, father.
00:11:28Jim, let me know when Dr. Livesey arrives.
00:11:31Yes, mother.
00:11:32Where's my breakfast, boy?
00:11:44Here!
00:11:45Okay, boy!
00:11:59Here!
00:12:00Bill!
00:12:10Come, Bill. You know an old shipmate.
00:12:16Black dog!
00:12:18And who else?
00:12:20Oh, Bill! Bill! We have seen a sight of times, us too!
00:12:26Boy, more rum!
00:12:31We knows you gots it, Bill.
00:12:34Share and share alike, I always say, don't you?
00:12:39No, no, no, no! Add an end to it!
00:12:43Bluff, you two bones!
00:12:54Oh-ho!
00:13:00Agh!
00:13:13We must get away from here!
00:13:16But why, Captain?
00:13:18Quiet! Rum! More rum!
00:13:21Agh!
00:13:23Agh!
00:13:33Jim!
00:13:35Dr. Livesey!
00:13:39Please help me with this creature!
00:13:41You have had a stroke because you drink too much rum. Do you understand me?
00:14:01Where's Black Dog?
00:14:03Look! Tell me, lad!
00:14:06Jim, I've done my best to save this fellow's trebly worthless life. Give him some of this medicine twice a day.
00:14:15I'll see to your father. Remember, sir, keep drinking rum and you will die!
00:14:21Ugh!
00:14:25Medicine!
00:14:27Medicine!
00:14:28Medicine!
00:14:32Black Dog's a bad un, but there's worse that put him on!
00:14:36It's... it's my old sea chest they're after. The chest, Jim!
00:14:46I was old Flint's first mate, and I'm the only one who knows the place.
00:14:52Don't let him tip me the black spot, Jim!
00:14:56You don't let him, boy!
00:14:58What's the black spot?
00:14:59You keep your weather eye open, and I'll share with you equals, upon me honor!
00:15:24Mother! No!
00:15:26No!
00:15:51Our deepest condolences, Jim. Your father was a fine man.
00:15:54He did the best he knew how to do.
00:16:00And that pirate took him to an early grave.
00:16:05Well, at least you have the inn to run with your mother.
00:16:10Yes, I suppose I do.
00:16:24Will any kind friend inform a poor blind man in what part of this country he may now be? I'd be mighty grateful.
00:16:39You are at the Admiral Benbow in Black Hill Cove, my good man.
00:16:40Ah! Will you give me your hand, my kind young friend, and lead me in?
00:16:44Don't let go!
00:16:45Now, boy!
00:16:46Take me to the captain!
00:16:47Don't let go!
00:16:48Now, boy!
00:16:49Take me to the captain!
00:16:50Err!
00:16:51Err!
00:16:52Err!
00:16:53Here's a...
00:16:54Here's a...
00:16:55Here's a...
00:16:56Here's a friend for you, Bill.
00:16:57Here's a friend for you, Bill.
00:16:58Hehehehe!
00:16:59Hehehehe!
00:17:00Hehehehe!
00:17:01Hehehehe!
00:17:02Phew!
00:17:03The same!
00:17:04Get away from me!
00:17:05Don't! Let go!
00:17:10Now, boy, take me to the captain.
00:17:22Here's a friend for you, Bill.
00:17:28Phew! The same.
00:17:31Get away from me!
00:17:32Now, Bill, you sit where you are.
00:17:38Boy, take his left hand by the wrist and bring it near to my right.
00:17:51You have until ten, Billy Bones.
00:17:55And now, that's done.
00:18:02Who... who was that, Captain?
00:18:12What did he give you?
00:18:16The Black Spot!
00:18:18That means they're coming!
00:18:20Flint's crew in six hours!
00:18:23They'll never get it! Never!
00:18:25Get... get what, Captain? Get what?
00:18:40Don't touch him, Jim.
00:18:41He said pirates are coming!
00:18:51But he wouldn't say for what!
00:18:53Oh, dear. No!
00:18:55They'll be here in six hours!
00:18:59Uh... I think he... he's dead.
00:19:01Please, Mr. Urquhart.
00:19:17We need help defending the inn.
00:19:19I'll get my musket.
00:19:21Of course we'll help.
00:19:23Thank you so much.
00:19:25It's Flint's men, and they're on their way right now!
00:19:28Flint!
00:19:29Good luck to you, Jim.
00:19:41I'm sorry.
00:19:42Wait!
00:19:43Oh, Jim.
00:20:01I'm afraid for you to go back to the inn.
00:20:04I intend to get the money the captain owed us.
00:20:06Three hours before Flint's men arrive.
00:20:21We must get into the captain's chest!
00:20:24The key, Jim.
00:20:26Thread?
00:20:42Thread?
00:20:43Tobacco?
00:20:47Hurry, Jim.
00:20:48I know!
00:20:52I know!
00:20:52I know!
00:20:52I know!
00:21:18What do you see, Jim?
00:21:22There's nothing else here!
00:21:26Maybe check his pockets again.
00:21:34Wait a minute!
00:21:35What is it, son?
00:21:36What is it, son?
00:21:36I knew it had to be here!
00:21:45Look!
00:21:53Look!
00:21:56I'll have what he owed me, and not a father more.
00:21:58What's this?
00:22:06It's filthy, young man, is what it is.
00:22:17Mother!
00:22:17It's...
00:22:18It's a map!
00:22:20Jim, don't disturb me while I'm counting.
00:22:21But it's not just any map.
00:22:26It's a treasure map.
00:22:30Listen.
00:22:36Mother!
00:22:37The blind pirate!
00:22:51Jim!
00:23:11Jim!
00:23:13Shh!
00:23:21Mother, he'll be back with more pirates.
00:23:29Take the whole bag.
00:23:31I will not lower myself to their level.
00:23:35Comrades.
00:23:48My ankle.
00:23:50Lean on me, Mother.
00:23:51Come on.
00:24:18Down with the door.
00:24:19Get the boy.
00:24:34I'll have that nap.
00:24:36Wait, help me!
00:24:50I'll have that nap.
00:24:50Oh, yeah.
00:24:56Whoa!
00:24:57Whoa!
00:24:57Whoa!
00:24:58We need your help. Take us to Dr. Livesey.
00:25:22Flint? He was the bloodiest pirate of them all. Why, Blackbeard was a child compared to him.
00:25:34What were these pirates so eager to find?
00:25:38This.
00:25:45Squire, is this Captain Flint known to have buried a treasure?
00:25:50Why, yes. The richest that ever rode the seas, they say.
00:25:56Let me show you.
00:26:02Bearing a point to the north of North-North-East. Skeleton Island, East-South-East and Bi-East.
00:26:09We must find it.
00:26:13I'll get the best ship and the choicest crew in England.
00:26:17Young Jim Hawkins shall come as cabin boy.
00:26:19With his mother's permission.
00:26:21Of course. You shall come too, Joyce.
00:26:25We shall have adventures and riches beyond our wildest dreams.
00:26:31The ship is bought, fitted and ready for sea.
00:26:37The ship is bought, fitted, and ready for sea.
00:26:50Doctor, you never imagined a sweeter schooner named Hispaniola.
00:26:56Here you are.
00:26:58It was the cool, though, that troubled me.
00:27:01I had the worry to find so many as half a dozen able men
00:27:05till I had the most remarkable stroke of fortune.
00:27:09I was standing on the dock when, by the nearest accident,
00:27:13I fell in talk with an old sailor...
00:27:16Who knew all the seafaring men in Bristol
00:27:20and wanted a berth as cook to get to sea again.
00:27:24The poor man is an innkeeper who lost a leg in his country's service.
00:27:31Giddy up!
00:27:32Out of pure pity, I hired him on the spot.
00:27:39I thought I'd only found a cook,
00:27:41but between the man and myself,
00:27:43we got together a company of the toughest old salts imaginable
00:27:47in only a few days.
00:27:49And as his first duty,
00:27:56I've entrusted young Hawkins to carry instructions
00:27:59to our resourceful new cook
00:28:01at the man's public house.
00:28:03Hello, Sonny.
00:28:18Looking for your daddy?
00:28:19Yeah?
00:28:20No, I...
00:28:29Hello, George.
00:28:31How's your grog, Edward?
00:28:42Left the missus at home today, eh, Charles?
00:28:48Mr. Silver, sir?
00:28:51Yes, my lad. Such is my name, to be sure.
00:28:54And who may you be?
00:28:56Jim Hawkins, sir.
00:28:59Oh, I see.
00:29:00You are our new cabin boy.
00:29:03Pleased I am to see you.
00:29:07And pleased I am to meet you.
00:29:11The squire, sir, sent me.
00:29:22Stop him! It's Black Dog!
00:29:25I don't care two coffers who he is.
00:29:28He hasn't paid his bill.
00:29:29Tom, run and catch him!
00:29:39Who did you say he was?
00:29:42Black what?
00:29:43Dog, sir.
00:29:44Has Mr. Trelawney not told you of the Buccaneers?
00:29:47He was one of them.
00:29:48A pirate?
00:29:50A pirate in my house?
00:29:52George, run and help Tom!
00:29:57One of those swabs, was he?
00:30:00A horrible, vicious man, sir.
00:30:02Aye.
00:30:03Let's see.
00:30:05Black Dog.
00:30:06No, I don't think I know the name, not I.
00:30:09Yet I kind of think I've...
00:30:11Yes, I've seen the swab.
00:30:14He used to come here with a blind beggar.
00:30:17That's Pew.
00:30:19They were Flint's men.
00:30:20Flint?
00:30:22Why, he was the worst of them all.
00:30:24If we catch this Black Dog, I'll...
00:30:27We lost him in a crowd, John.
00:30:33Lost him?
00:30:34Are you running on one leg like old John?
00:30:37Get back to your place for a lubber, Tom.
00:30:44You two!
00:30:53They're good men, Jim.
00:30:55Only stupid.
00:30:56You're a lad, you are, but...
00:30:58You're smart as paint.
00:31:00I see that when you first came in.
00:31:04But what's quiet your lonely to think?
00:31:07Me with this confounded pirate sitting in my house,
00:31:10Drinking my rum.
00:31:13The bill.
00:31:15Bill?
00:31:16The money he owes me for three glasses of rum.
00:31:19Why, shiver me timbers.
00:31:21There's some coins I'll never see.
00:31:23Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
00:31:53Gentlemen, I do seem to have been wrong about the crew.
00:31:58I'm glad you're happy, Captain Smollett.
00:32:01I am far from happy, Doctor.
00:32:05Every man before the mast knows we sail to hunt treasure.
00:32:10Someone's been talking.
00:32:12Impossible.
00:32:14At least you haven't told them where the map is, if, in fact, you know where it is.
00:32:19No one must learn who has it.
00:32:22Not even I.
00:32:25And, Mr. Trelawney, you are spoiling the men.
00:32:30Double grog.
00:32:32And a barrel of apples?
00:32:34Never knew good come of it yet.
00:32:37Spoiled hands make devils?
00:32:39That's my belief.
00:32:40Captain, sir.
00:32:43Report.
00:32:44We'll sight the island tonight, sir.
00:32:46Latest, tomorrow noon.
00:32:47So soon.
00:32:48Thank you, Mr. Anderson.
00:32:50Excuse me.
00:32:57A trifle more of that man and I shall explode.
00:33:04John!
00:33:05Hello, Jim.
00:33:06Come to have another yarn with old John?
00:33:09Nobody more welcome than yourself, my son.
00:33:12We're less than a day away from the island.
00:33:14Well, ain't that good news.
00:33:17Here you go, lad.
00:33:18Show Captain what you think of him.
00:33:20Will he take it from me?
00:33:23He knows you now, Jim.
00:33:25I'm thinking he will do.
00:33:28Raise the colours!
00:33:30Raise the colours!
00:33:30Aaaaah!
00:33:31Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:35Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:36Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:38Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:39Ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:39Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:40Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:41Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:41Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:42Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:43Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:33:43Last one.
00:34:07No, not I, my son.
00:34:12Silver.
00:34:12Flint was captain. I was quartermaster.
00:34:15Long John, with Flint?
00:34:18Black Dog was there, too. And old Pew. Course, he wasn't blind then.
00:34:24The same broadside I lost my leg, old Pew lost his dead lights.
00:34:29It can't be true. It can't be.
00:34:33Ah, he was the flower of the flock, was Flint.
00:34:37Aye, Dick. But Flint his own self was scared of me.
00:34:41Most of Flint's men aboard here, then?
00:34:43Most. The roughest crew afloat. And I know you'll join us gentlemen of fortune, Dick. You're young you are, but you're smart as paint.
00:34:53That's just what he said to me.
00:34:55I see that when I set my eyes on you.
00:34:58Join you I will, John Silver.
00:35:00What are we to do with a captain and them?
00:35:06Mark you here. I'm an easy man, mate. But duty is duty. After we got the treasure. Death.
00:35:15Never. No.
00:35:17Now jump up like a sweet lad and get me an apple, Dick. To wet my pipe like.
00:35:22Land ho!
00:35:25Let me see. Land ho!
00:35:35Boy, Lily!
00:35:36I must tell the captain.
00:35:40Thank you, Jim, for saving our lives.
00:35:43Wasn't anything really.
00:35:45Captain, I await your orders.
00:35:48Do not let these pirates know we're onto them. We must go on. If I gave the word to turn back, the pirates would come at us at once. So, we must see how many of the crew are faithful. And we must arm ourselves. Jim?
00:36:07Yes, sir?
00:36:09Stay close to me.
00:36:13And take this.
00:36:18To be used only in the direst emergency.
00:36:26Really, Doctor? I can't say I approve of entrusting side arms to children.
00:36:31Who's a child?
00:36:32I beg your pardon, Squire. But in the hours ahead, we may need help anywhere we might find it.
00:36:48If all the pirates go, we'll attack them from the ship. The pirates seem ready to act. We must act first. We'll offer the crew the afternoon ashore.
00:36:58If no pirates go, we'll hold the cabin and fight them from here. If some pirates go, we'll fight the ones who stay on board. Then we'll set sail and leave the others on the island to fight and drink themselves to death. We'll leave the treasure for another day if we must.
00:37:16Enjoy your shore leave, men. You weren't it. Thank you kindly, Captain. Cast off.
00:37:33Where's the boy?
00:37:47Last I saw him, he was next to the mizzenmast.
00:37:50I know where the treasure is, and I know how to deal with those pirates. I'll show them who's just a boy. And I'll show that John Silver who's smart as paint.
00:38:12Is that you, Jim? What? Is the boy on board?
00:38:36Oh, no. Jim? Glad I am you're coming on, my son. See you on shore.
00:38:43We'll have adventures, lad. You and old John.
00:38:47We can't set sail without Jim. Hmm. And we can't leave him on the island with those pirates. Ooh, that fool boy has ruined everything!
00:39:10Jim, wait! Jim! Jim! Jim! Jim!
00:39:31Sir, if I may, what are the squire and the captain doing while we load these boats?
00:39:38Just a bit of housekeeping.
00:39:45Pray your brig can hold us, Captain. Or one of us. You or I won't be making the voyage home.
00:39:52And you still have to face Long John Silver!
00:39:59The
00:40:09Come on!
00:40:14Tell me!
00:40:17What in heaven's name was that?
00:40:21Oh, I reckon that'll be Eldred Smythe.
00:40:25Sounds like he decided not to join me.
00:40:29Then rest his soul for a true seaman.
00:40:33And as for you, John Silver, I'm not joining you neither.
00:40:38If I die like a dog, I'll die in my duty.
00:40:47I'm glad you've joined us, Gray.
00:41:09Yes, sir.
00:41:10Though I'd rest easier if Cap'n had sent those six to their maker instead of the brig.
00:41:22That's not the way of a gentleman, sir.
00:41:25Then let's hope these others turn out to be gentlemen.
00:41:29Stay back!
00:41:49Please, sir, please!
00:41:54Who are you?
00:41:56I'm poor Ben Gunn I am.
00:41:59And I've spoken to no man these five years.
00:42:01Marooned I was, mate.
00:42:03Lived on nothing but goats since then and berries, oysters.
00:42:08You mightn't happen to have a piece of cheese about you now.
00:42:13Of course.
00:42:14It's in my pocket with the crown jewels.
00:42:17No cheese?
00:42:20No cheese.
00:42:21Many the long night I've dreamed of cheese.
00:42:25Toasted mostly.
00:42:26I'll watch out for you, and you can meet cheese.
00:42:32I've the means, my boy, I does good care.
00:42:36Tell me true.
00:42:40That ain't Flint's ship.
00:42:42It's not Flint's ship.
00:42:44And Flint is dead.
00:42:45But some of Flint's hands are aboard, along with some men faithful to their duty.
00:42:50Oh, not a man with one leg.
00:42:56Silver.
00:42:57I hate him now.
00:42:59Oh, then he's got the map.
00:43:02He's back for Flint's treasure.
00:43:05I were in Flint's ship when he buried it.
00:43:08Flint killed a six who helped him bury.
00:43:11Then I was on another ship.
00:43:13Let's stop on this island and find a treasure, I said.
00:43:17Stop.
00:43:18Please.
00:43:21We searched and searched, but we couldn't find it.
00:43:24They goes back aboard and says,
00:43:27You stay here alone, Ben Gunn, and looks for yourself.
00:43:32Five years ago.
00:43:37Well, or six.
00:43:43Now, silvers, come back.
00:43:47You all right?
00:43:53Get me off the island.
00:43:55I've a little boat under the white rocket is...
00:43:58Who's shooting a who?
00:44:02The dogs broke free.
00:44:13Wait for sure.
00:44:15Carry what you can.
00:44:16Stand fast, men.
00:44:39Take cover.
00:44:40I must help my friends.
00:44:44I'll come to find you.
00:44:53Pirates have the ship.
00:45:01That's where I'm heading.
00:45:03A white rock.
00:45:17Maybe Ben Gunn's boat is under there.
00:45:20They're backing down, lads.
00:45:25The English flag.
00:45:27Jim.
00:45:39Jim.
00:45:44Thank heaven you're alive.
00:45:45But Mr Redruth is not.
00:45:48Because you disobeyed orders and went ashore.
00:45:56But I...
00:45:57We might have taken the ship and marooned these buccaneers,
00:46:00but we had to come ashore and fight them off.
00:46:03To save you.
00:46:05We put seven of the mutineers in the brig,
00:46:07but evidently they found a way out.
00:46:10I'm sorry, sir.
00:46:17Yes.
00:46:18I suppose you are.
00:46:26Captain.
00:46:28Captain Smollett.
00:46:30Flag of truce.
00:46:31And what do you want with your flag of truce?
00:46:46Captain Silver, sir,
00:46:47to come on board and make terms.
00:46:50Captain Silver?
00:46:52Don't know him.
00:46:53Who is he?
00:46:54Me, sir.
00:46:56These poor lads have chosen me, Captain,
00:46:58after your desertion, sir.
00:47:00We're willing to submit
00:47:02if we can come to terms
00:47:04and know bones about it.
00:47:06All I ask is your word
00:47:08to let me safe and sound
00:47:10out of this here stockade.
00:47:12My man,
00:47:13I have not the slightest desire to talk to you.
00:47:16But if you wish to talk to me,
00:47:18you can come in peace.
00:47:19A word from you is enough, Captain.
00:47:22I know a gentleman,
00:47:23and you may lay to that.
00:47:30Ah, there's Jim.
00:47:46The top of the morning to you, Jim.
00:47:52Back to our posts.
00:47:53If you have anything to say to me, my man,
00:48:01better say it.
00:48:02Right you were, Captain Smollett.
00:48:04Well, here it is.
00:48:06We want that treasure,
00:48:08and we'll have it.
00:48:09You would just as soon save your lives,
00:48:11I reckon.
00:48:12And you'll do that
00:48:13by giving me the map to the treasure.
00:48:15Is that all?
00:48:17Every last word by thunder.
00:48:20Refuse that,
00:48:21and you've seen the last of me,
00:48:23but musket balls.
00:48:24Very good.
00:48:26Now you'll hear me.
00:48:28If you'll come up,
00:48:29one by one,
00:48:30unarmed,
00:48:31I'll clap you all in irons
00:48:33and take you home
00:48:33to a fair trial in England.
00:48:35If you won't,
00:48:37I'll put a bullet in your back
00:48:39when next I meet you.
00:48:41Now,
00:48:42bundle out of this,
00:48:42please,
00:48:43hand over hand,
00:48:43and double quick.
00:48:46Give me a hand up.
00:48:48Not I.
00:48:49That's what I think of ye.
00:48:57Then that die'll be the lucky ones.
00:49:03Quarters!
00:49:05Let's get ready to fight.
00:49:08Jim,
00:49:10you and I stand by
00:49:11to help load the ammunition.
00:49:12But...
00:49:13I want to fight.
00:49:15Now!
00:49:16Yes, sir.
00:49:17If you please, sir.
00:49:20If I see anyone,
00:49:22am I to fire?
00:49:23I told you so!
00:49:26Thank you, sir.
00:49:26You and I, sir!
00:49:27Use your weapon.
00:49:28It's your weapon.
00:49:29There you are!
00:49:31Let's go!
00:49:31What's your weapon?
00:49:32A drill!
00:49:32Dr!
00:49:32You and I!
00:49:33There you are!
00:49:34There you are!
00:49:43Doctor!
00:49:44All hands!
00:49:47All hands!
00:49:47All hands!
00:49:48Out, lads, out, and fight them in the open!
00:49:59Shutting this is!
00:50:01Roam the host, lads!
00:50:17Roam the host!
00:50:19Hyah!
00:50:20Roam!
00:50:21Roam the host, lads, into the cabin, we've won!
00:50:43I make it nine mutineers left, against four men.
00:50:47Captain, sir, I wish to be of further service.
00:50:51What a boy!
00:50:52Sir, if we can get the ship back, we'll have an important advantage.
00:50:56I request permission to try to cut it loose, then we can rid ourselves of these horrible
00:51:01pirates and find the treasure!
00:51:04Go away!
00:51:05Take my plate, and stop talking nonsense!
00:51:10Captain, l'm off to find this Ben Gunn the boy talks of, to see what he's about.
00:51:19He may be of help to us.
00:51:20He goes to find my man while I scrub dishes.
00:51:25That's it!
00:51:26How's that feel, sir?
00:51:30Better, Gray, thank you.
00:51:31Yeah, you're quite the wizard bandaging a wound, Gray.
00:51:32I've had lots of practice, sir.
00:51:33Here you go, mate!
00:51:37Ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:51:38Ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:51:39Come on!
00:51:40Here, now that's a proper taste of rock!
00:51:44Evening, sir!
00:51:45Ben Gunn?
00:51:46Oh, yes, sir.
00:51:47I'm poor Ben, so poor.
00:51:51So poor, so poor.
00:51:52Did you bring it, sir?
00:51:53Did you bring the cheese?
00:51:54That depends, sir.
00:51:55I'm poor Ben, so poor, so poor.
00:51:58Did you bring it, sir?
00:52:00Did you bring the cheese?
00:52:04That depends, sir.
00:52:05Do you happen to enjoy cheese all the way from Italy?
00:52:17Not yet, sir.
00:52:18I wonder whether there's anything you can do for me.
00:52:34Oh, I do think so, sir.
00:52:37I do think so.
00:52:42Forgive me, Captain Smollett.
00:52:44I'll make good this time.
00:52:46I swear it.
00:52:48You'd best give me that bottle, O'Brien.
00:53:14I'm gonna ask one more time, William O'Brien.
00:53:44The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.
00:54:13He maketh me to lie down in green pastures.
00:54:17He leadeth me beside the still waters.
00:54:37I don't think anyone's staring you.
00:54:43I don't think anyone's staring you.
00:54:50I don't think anyone's staring you.
00:54:54What ho! Flag of truce!
00:54:57Morning, Doctor! Come aboard!
00:55:04May I offer you a spot of rum, sir?
00:55:08And end up like them, sir?
00:55:11No thank you.
00:55:13I'll get right to the point, Silver. You're cooked. Your ship's gone.
00:55:20The ship's gone!
00:55:22Now they're coming out!
00:55:24Now they're coming out!
00:55:25Quiet!
00:55:26Let's bargain.
00:55:29We'll agree to give you the stockade and firewood.
00:55:33And I'll treat your men with medicine.
00:55:40You give us safe passage out of the stockade.
00:55:42You're a generous man, Doctor.
00:55:45I'm feeling a bit dodgy myself.
00:55:48But I don't make a deal without I get the map.
00:55:53Done.
00:55:54Sleep well, Mr. O'Brien.
00:56:08Come aboard, Mr. Hands.
00:56:11And where might you have come from?
00:56:15I've come aboard to take possession of this ship, Mr. Hands.
00:56:21And you'll please regard me as your captain until further notice.
00:56:24I reckon, I reckon, Captain Arkans, you'll want to get ashore now.
00:56:29Why, yes, with all my heart, Mr. Hands. Say on.
00:56:32Now look here.
00:56:34You give us a chance to get him to your ship.
00:56:36You're going to get your ship.
00:56:37Come aboard, Mr. Hands.
00:56:39Come aboard, Mr. Hands.
00:56:41And where might you have come from?
00:56:45I've come aboard to take possession of this ship, Mr. Hands.
00:56:47And you'll please regard me as your captain until further notice.
00:56:49Now, look here. You gives me food and drink and an old scar for Anchorshire to tie my wound up, and I'll tell you how to sail this ship.
00:56:59Not to the south where we landed. I want to go to the north inlet.
00:57:03I've lost, and it's you as the wind of me. North inlet? I haven't no choice.
00:57:11I believe we're almost in the northern Anchorage, Mr. Hands.
00:57:25Now, look there, Captain. There's a pet bit for to beat your ship in. This is it, boy. Stand by.
00:57:33Starboard a little, south. Steady. Larboard a little, steady. Steady.
00:57:41Now, my heart, see? Larboard.
00:58:11Blasted whelp!
00:58:29Whoa!
00:58:30Whoa!
00:58:31Whoa!
00:58:32One more step, Mr. Hands, and I'll blow your brains out!
00:59:02Jim, I'd have had you, but for that there lurch. But I don't have no luck. Not I. And I reckon I'll have to surrender.
00:59:13Which comes hard, you see, for a master mariner to a ship's yunker like you, Jim.
00:59:23Ah!
00:59:24Ah!
00:59:28Hands!
00:59:28Wait till Captain Smollett hears I captured the ship!
00:59:52Ah!
00:59:55Ah! Piece of the bike! Piece of the bike!
00:59:57Who goes?
00:59:59Ah! Piece of the bike! Piece of the bike!
01:00:02Piece of the bike!
01:00:02So, here's Jim Hawkins. Shiver me timbers. Dropped in like, eh? Well, come. I take that friendly.
01:00:13Ah!
01:00:14Ah!
01:00:15Shiver me timbers! Shiver me timbers!
01:00:16Shiver me timbers!
01:00:17Shiver me timbers!
01:00:18I've always liked you, I have, for a lad of spirit. And the picture of my own self when I was young and handsome. Ha ha!
01:00:26The doctor himself is gonna ginn you for skipping out, Jim. You can't go back to your own lot. So you'll have to jine with Captain Silver.
01:00:36I... I won't join you, John Silver. I've seen too many die since I fell in with you. But there's a thing or two I have to tell you. Here you are. In a bad way. Shit lost. Men lost. Your whole business gone to wreck. And if you want to know who did it, it was I. I heard you from the apple barrel turning dick pirate. I cut the ship's cable.
01:00:54I took down hands and O'Brien on the ship. The laughs on my side. I liked you, John Silver. And I respected you. But no longer. And I no more fear you than I fear a fly.
01:01:15First and last. We've split upon Jim Hawkins. And now here goes.
01:01:22Avast there. Maybe you thought you was Captain here, Tom Morgan.
01:01:27Tom's right.
01:01:31Did any of you gentlemen want to have it out with me?
01:01:35Did any of you gentlemen want to have it out with me?
01:01:38Did any of you gentlemen want to have it out with me?
01:01:42Ah, him that wants shall get it.
01:01:46I like that boy now. I never seen a better boy than that. And what I say is this. Let me see him that'll lay a hand on Jim, and you may lay to it.
01:02:02Now I has business with Jim here. You, Swab, step outside.
01:02:15Now look you here, Jim Hawkins. You're within half a plank of death. I'll save your life, if so be as I can, from them. But see here, Jim. Tip for tat. You'll be my witness and save Long John from hanging.
01:02:30Are you saying all's lost for you?
01:02:32Aye, by gum I am. No hope, Jim. Not with this lot of carrots. And I'm betting you got that ship safe somewheres.
01:02:42All right, John. What I can do, that I'll do.
01:02:47It's a bargain. You speak up plucky and buy thunder, I have a chance.
01:02:56Now come back in here.
01:02:58Gentlemen of fortune. I reckon Taylor's is your trade. But I'm Long John Silver, I am. And uses my men. This boy is our hostage. And this is our fortune.
01:03:17Take a good look. Yes, Jim. Old John got the map.
01:03:32Look house ahoy. Here's the doctor to check his patients. Come aboard.
01:03:38Ha, ha, ha, ha.
01:03:39Mwah!
01:03:40Hoo, hoo, hoo!
01:03:41Hoo, hoo, hoo!
01:03:42Oh-ho!
01:03:43Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
01:03:48Lockhouse, ahoy!
01:03:53Here's the doctor to check his patients.
01:03:58Come aboard.
01:04:01Jim!
01:04:03Top of the morning to you, sir.
01:04:08Here's our new lodger.
01:04:11I should like to have a word with your lodger.
01:04:14Mr. Jim Hawkins, will you give me your word of honor as a young gentleman?
01:04:19For a young gentleman, you are.
01:04:21Your word of honor not to make a break for it.
01:04:26I will, sir.
01:04:27My word of honor.
01:04:30Then, doctor, you just step outside of the stockade and I'll bring the boy down on the inside.
01:04:36Agreed.
01:04:39Good day to you, sir.
01:04:40And all our duties to the squire and Captain Smollett.
01:04:44So, John Silver, you're making a deal for yourself now, is it?
01:04:49By thunder, you're a fool, Tom Morgan.
01:04:51The doctor and them knows where the ship is, my son.
01:04:55And if you want to take Flint's gold off this island instead of staying here trying to eat it, you'll light us a fire whilst I escort the boy.
01:05:12Slow, lad, slow.
01:05:14They might round upon us in a twinkle of an eye if we were seen to hurry.
01:05:20You're not really going to try to take the ship.
01:05:23I told you, Jim, it's hopeless. I'm trying to save our necks.
01:05:27The boy will tell you, doctor, how I saved his life.
01:05:34When a man's steering as near the wind as me, you wouldn't think it too much, mayhap, to give him one good word for the sake of mercy.
01:05:42Why, John, you're not afraid.
01:05:45Doctor, I'm no coward.
01:05:47But I'll own up fairly.
01:05:49I've the shakes upon me for the gallows.
01:05:52And you'll not forget what I've done good.
01:05:55Not any more than you'll forget the bad.
01:05:57And now I step aside and leave you and Jim alone.
01:06:01Jim, I cannot find it in my heart to blame you for deserting us.
01:06:18But by George, it was downright cowardly.
01:06:21I know I disobeyed orders, Doctor Livesey.
01:06:24And now my life's probably forfeit for it.
01:06:27I should be dead already if Silver hadn't stood for me.
01:06:33Jim, I can't have this. Whip over and we'll run for it.
01:06:40No, Doctor. Silver trusted me. I gave my word and back I go.
01:06:46But, Doctor, I got the ship. Part by luck and part by risking.
01:06:52And she lies beached in the North Inlet.
01:06:55Every step, it's you that saves our lives, Jim.
01:06:59Do you suppose by any chance that we're going to let you lose yours?
01:07:04You take courage, my boy.
01:07:07We may have a trick or two up our sleeves.
01:07:10Silver, come here, please.
01:07:14How do you plan to protect this boy?
01:07:22Why, by seeking that treasure with this map you gave me.
01:07:25That's the only way to save his life.
01:07:28If we both get out of this wolf trap alive, I'll do my best to save you from hanging.
01:07:33You couldn't say more, I'm sure, sir. Not if you was my mother.
01:07:40It's wearing good sea cloth. He was a seaman.
01:07:49Aye, like enough. I've taken an ocean into my old numbskull. Here's all Flint's compass. Take a berry.
01:07:50Along the line of them bones. Is it like the map says? East-south-east and by-east.
01:08:05This here is a pinter. Right up there is our line for the gold. But by thunder, if it don't make me cold inside to think of Flint, this is one of his jokes and no mistake.
01:08:18A funny man.
01:08:20A funny man.
01:08:22A funny man.
01:08:24A funny man.
01:08:27Aye, Jim. Killed his mate and made him a compass. Come lads. Fetch ahead for the doubloons. Spyglass shoulder and a tall tree.
01:08:57Shiver me timbers. Tall trees, they is. There are three of them about in the right line. It's child's play to find the stuff now. I've half a mind to dine first.
01:09:26What?
01:09:29Let's go.
01:09:36Halt!
01:09:39That one.
01:09:56Hufol là , frankly.
01:09:59User in this turn.
01:10:12Huzzah mates! All together! Haha ha ha!
01:10:15Huh, huh, huh, huh!
01:10:17Huh, huh, huh, huh, huh, huh.
01:10:19Huh, huh, huh, huh!
01:10:21Huh, huh.
01:10:22Hat!
01:10:22Huh, ha, huh, huh!
01:10:23Huh, huh, huh.
01:10:25Now the serpent was more subtle than any beast of the field.
01:10:34And he said unto the woman,
01:10:36Yea, ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden.
01:10:44And the woman said unto the serpent,
01:10:47We may eat of the fruit of the trees of the garden.
01:10:55It can't be! It can't!
01:11:04Jim, stand by for trouble.
01:11:09Changing sides again? Are you with me or against me?
01:11:13Take this.
01:11:25A two guinea piece? That's your treasure, is it?
01:11:40Mates, there's two of them alone there.
01:11:56One's the old cripple that blundered us down to this.
01:12:00The other's that cub that I mean to have the heart of!
01:12:04Now, mates!
01:12:34Turn on John Silver, will ye?
01:12:45Your weapons, please, Mr. Silver.
01:12:47Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
01:13:04Ah, it were fortunate for me that I had Hawkins here.
01:13:08You would have let old John be cut to bits and never given it a thought, eh, Doctor?
01:13:12Not a thought.
01:13:14But, Doctor, where's the treasure?
01:13:30Come in, Jim.
01:13:34You're a good man, Jim. You'd make a fine seaman.
01:13:37Thank you, sir.
01:13:39Is that you, John Silver?
01:13:42What brings you here, man?
01:13:44Come back to my duty, sir.
01:13:46Ha!
01:14:01When did you find it, Ben?
01:14:03Three years ago, I make it, give or take a year or two.
01:14:09How do, Mr. Silver?
01:14:11Lovely, I thank you, says you, says you.
01:14:16Come back!
01:14:18Come back!
01:14:23No!
01:14:24We'll pick up fresh hands at the nearest port.
01:14:39And then, my friends, home, Captain Smollett.
01:14:45Excuse me, Captain, sir. I've prepared your food for ye.
01:14:50Thank you, Silva.
01:14:52That'll be all.
01:14:53Yes, sir.
01:14:54Aye, aye, sir.
01:14:55Come back there.
01:15:11Anyone, bring it here!
01:15:14No one on the bike!
01:15:15Come back here.
01:15:18Oh!
01:15:23Ah-ha-ha-ha-ho!
01:15:25Beedle, beedle, beedle, beedle, beedle!
01:15:27Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
01:15:31He's gone, mateys!
01:15:33Ye-ha-ha-ha-ha!
01:15:35Silver's gone!
01:15:36With a sack of gold over his shoulder,
01:15:38Hum-ba hum-ba hum-ba-doo,
01:15:39Sheedle, sheedle, sheedle, sheedle!
01:15:41Boo! Boo!
01:15:42Then cheaply quit we are of Mr. Silver.
01:15:48What do you say, Jim?
01:15:49I say he'll live his life with nothing but a sack of gold and a talking parrot.
01:15:54No friends, Doctor.
01:15:56Nobody.
01:15:57Because a man can't trust him.
01:16:01I almost feel sorry for him.
01:16:12Five men only of those who had sailed returned with the ship.
01:16:19Myself counted.
01:16:21Drink and the devil had done for the rest.
01:16:42I don't know.
01:17:12I don't know.
01:17:42I don't know.
01:18:12Now that you've finished watching the movie, here's some fun facts you may or may not have
01:18:17known.
01:18:18Go Go Gadget Supercomputer!
01:18:22Did you know Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson was first published in 1883?
01:18:30Its original title was The Sea Cook.
01:18:35Did you know Robert Louis Stevenson wrote Treasure Island for his stepson?
01:18:40He also wrote The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.
01:18:47Did you know Black Bart captured over 400 ships in only three years as a pirate?
01:18:54Gambling and swearing were not allowed on his ship and his crew were required to attend regular
01:18:59church services.
01:19:03Did you know that Blackbeard, one of the most feared pirates of his day, used to braid lit
01:19:09fuses to his hair and beard during a raid?
01:19:13These fuses burned slowly and he would look as if he was on fire.
01:19:17Wowzers!
01:19:19As if being a pirate wasn't scary enough!
01:19:23Inspector Gadget here with an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into the art of animation.
01:19:38First, we start with a storyboard.
01:19:41The storyboard kind of looks like a comic book and is the blueprint for the animators.
01:19:46For a 90-minute movie, the storyboard can be over 800 pages long.
01:19:52Wowzers!
01:19:53From there, the animators create a pencil test.
01:19:57But this isn't the kind of test you study for.
01:20:00It tests how the characters move.
01:20:02This also shows the director what each scene is going to look like before the other elements
01:20:07are added.
01:20:08Believe it or not, it can take weeks, months, and sometimes even years for a team of artists
01:20:14to animate a whole movie.
01:20:17Wowzers!
01:20:18That's the longest test I've ever heard of.
01:20:21Finally, we add color, music, and sound effects to create the final product.
01:20:27Now that's what I call a work of art.
01:20:30Lads!
01:20:31Into the cabin!
01:20:32We've won!
01:20:33Lads!
01:20:34Into the cabin!
01:20:35We've won!
01:20:36Inspector Gadget at your service.
01:20:37The chief asked me to show you some mistakes that can happen in the editing room.
01:20:52Go, go Gadget VCR!
01:20:55First, let's see what happens when a sound effect is put in the wrong place.
01:21:08Wowzers!
01:21:09Let's watch the scene again, this time with the sound effect in the right place.
01:21:23The editor can also move dialogue around.
01:21:27Can you tell what's wrong with this scene?
01:21:30Of course we'll help.
01:21:32Thank you so much.
01:21:34It's Flint's men, and they're on their way right now!
01:21:37I'll get my musket.
01:21:39Flint!
01:21:42We need help defending the inn.
01:21:49Now here's the scene again with the dialogue back where it's supposed to be.
01:21:53Please, Mr. O'Kart.
01:21:54We need help defending the inn.
01:21:55I'll get my musket.
01:21:57Of course we'll help.
01:21:59Thank you so much.
01:22:02It's Flint's men, and they're on their way right now!
01:22:05Flint!
01:22:06The editor can even control the colour in a scene.
01:22:16Just take a look at this.
01:22:18What happened?
01:22:19I dunno.
01:22:20I followed the map to the letter.
01:22:23The crafty old fox outwitted me.
01:22:26He changed the chart.
01:22:28The draft behind the scene is something that goes this way.
01:22:30It's so funny.
01:22:31I'll get you posted it later.
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