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[work whistle blows]
♪ Everybody shout What’s the big idea? ♪
♪ Hey, what’s the big idea? ♪
♪ Imagination Movers Are music to your ears ♪
♪ We’re music to your ears ♪
♪ Imagination Movers ♪
♪ You gotta think about it ♪
♪ Imagination Movers ♪
♪ You gotta talk about it ♪
♪ Imagination Movers ♪
♪ You gotta sing about it ♪
♪ I think what the situation Needs is some imagination ♪
♪ Smitty’s my friend He’s playing his guitar ♪
♪ Scott’s got his goggles That help him see far ♪
♪ Dave’s over there Underneath the red hat ♪
♪ Now my name is Rich I go rat-a-tat-tat ♪
♪ Imagination Movers ♪
♪ You gotta think about it ♪
♪ Imagination Movers ♪
♪ You gotta talk about it ♪
♪ Imagination Movers ♪
♪ You gotta sing about it ♪
♪ I think what the situation Needs is some imagination ♪
[Narrator] "Seeing Stars."
[Dave] Very puzzling.
What are you guys doing?
A jigsaw puzzle Nina gave us.
[Scott] Hey, I love jigsaw puzzles.
Puzzles are a great way to exercise your brain.
Uh... can I help?
Uh, yeah. We still have a few pieces left.
Whew.
[goggles twittering]
Ah! Not anymore!
-All right! -Yes!
[cheering, whooping]
-Wait. -[Smitty] Ooh.
We’re missing a piece.
[Dave] Yeah, and it looks like that missing piece
-has Smitty’s face on it. -Huh.
Uh-oh. I think I know
where that missing piece might be.
[humming]
Hey, little buddy.
Mm. Hey, Smitty.
That picture of me that’s hanging on your wall
is really nice.
Yeah, I know.
But I think it’s part of the jigsaw puzzle
we’ve been working on.
Oh, really?
Yeah. We can’t finish the puzzle without it.
Yeah.
But I like it.
Hmm.
Well, Warehouse Mouse has the missing puzzle piece.
-Yay! -Yes!
All right!
But he really likes it.
Hi, guys.
-[all] Nina! -[Nina giggles]
Wow. You’re almost done with the puzzle.
Yeah.
-Nina. -Huh?
Would you take a picture of me?
Sure.
All right. Come on.
Where’s he going with this?
[chuckling]
Say cheese.
Cheese?
Cheese.
[Warehouse Mouse] Cheese?
Nice.
[Warehouse Mouse] Where’s the cheese?
-Here you go. -Cheese?
Great. Thanks.
[giggling] You’re welcome.
Cheese?
Ah, Smitty.
There’s a picture of you.
Yep.
And I’ll trade you this picture--
whoop, ha ha.
...for the one you have hanging on your wall.
Uh, okay.
Oh. Thanks, little buddy.
[giggling]
[muttering]
[Smitty] Ta-da!
Wow. Great job.
Thanks, Nina. It was fun to put together, too.
Let’s mess it up and do it again!
[all] Yeah!
[knock on door]
[Movers] A customer!
-Oh! -[Nina squeals]
[clamoring]
Well, hello. We welcome--
Wait!
Those jumpsuits.
Those name tags.
You’re the Imagination Movers.
We are.
And you.
You’re out of costume.
I am?
[shouting] Wardrobe!
[giggles nervously] Uh--
Excuse me.
These aren’t costumes.
-Uh, these are our work clothes. -Yeah.
Yeah, and Nina doesn’t wear a Mover suit.
-She’s our neighbor. -Yeah.
Oh. I see.
Well, I’m Stanley Spillberger, and I’m--
Wait!
Stanley Spillberger?
The movie director?
[static] The very same.
Ah. You made my favorite movie!
Burro and the Beast.
[Rich] Ah. Burro and the Beast.
Hey, Scott, you remember where it’s like "Roar!"
Hee-haw!
-Roar! -Hee-haw!
Yes, gentlemen.
-I’ve seen the picture. -Yeah.
Now, I’m here because you people
-solve problems. -Oh, yeah.
And I’ve got a whopper.
It’s titanic. It’s colossal.
It’s... really big, too.
So... what’s your problem?
Well, my latest slam-bang
blockbuster action movie starts filming
-first thing tomorrow morning. -Ooh!
It’s called...
"Finders of the Lost Duck."
-Oh. -Wow!
I love ducks. That sounds great.
It does, doesn’t it?
-Yeah. -Yes.
But my lead actor’s come down with the chicken pox.
Oh!
He’s really sick.
-Poor fellow. -I see.
And I’ve got to find another actor
to take his place right away.
And if I don’t find another lead actor to take his place
before we start shooting tomorrow...
there won’t be a movie.
Ooh.
[Nina] Whew!
That is a problem.
-Hey, guys. -Huh?
It’s not just a problem. It’s an...
[all] Idea emergency!
[siren blaring]
We need to help Stanley Spillberger--
Find a new actor for his movie.
By the time it starts filming tomorrow...
And that means we need some good ideas.
Let’s brainstorm!
[upbeat music playing]
♪ We need good ideas And we need them now ♪
♪ So put your heads together And we’ll write them down ♪
♪ There’s no bad ideas ♪
♪ When you’re brainstorming ♪
♪ I can count on you And you can count on me ♪
♪ To make our ideas a reality ♪
♪ There are no bad ideas ♪
♪ When you’re brainstorming ♪
♪ There are no bad ideas ♪
♪ When you’re brainstorming ♪
♪ Brainstorming here ♪
♪ And brainstorming there ♪
♪ Brainstorming upside-down ♪
♪ Or sitting In your easy chair ♪
♪ Sitting in your easy chair ♪
Reach high!
Think big!
Work hard!
Have fun!
Terrific special effects.
Real whiz-bang stuff, fellas.
We think so, too.
Yeah, and brainstorms help us come up with good ideas.
But I’ve already got all the special effects I need
-for my new picture. -Oh.
What I need... is a star.
Like this?
I made it myself with these two hands.
Hey, may I? It’s really nice.
But I think Stanley is talking about a movie star.
-Right. -[Smitty] Right.
So what movie star could Stanley get for his new movie?
[others] Hmm.
Ah! I’ve got it.
You could get Brad Pitstop.
Ooh.
-He’s on the road. -Oh.
Ooh. Harrison Fork. [Nina gasps]
Stuck in another project.
Bah!
There’s always Russell Crowbar.
-Oh! -Couldn’t pry him away.
-Ooh. -[sighs]
Well, there must be some big-name actor
we can get to be in your movie.
No, I’m tired of the same old Hollywood names.
-Then you need some new ideas. -Right.
And we’ve got plenty of those
right here in the Idea Warehouse.
Yeah. Seeing a few movies might give you some ideas
about what kind of actor to cast.
In fact, we’ve got a room where you can take a look
at all kinds of different movie heroes...
up on the big screen.
[Movers] The Movie Room!
I like the way you people think.
Come!
[Nina giggling] It’s gonna be--
Oh, yeah.
Uh... ah! Six tickets, please.
-I got this. -Oh.
-Oh. Of course. -Cheese.
That’s the power of cheese.
Ha ha. Yeah.
Ooh.
Okay.
-Whoa! -Oh, yeah!
I love going to the movies.
Yeah. Going to the movies. Ha ha.
Enjoy the show. Ha ha.
[whistling]
[whistling]
♪ Everybody’s goin’ to the movies ♪
♪ Everybody’s goin’ to the movies ♪
♪ Everybody’s goin’ to the movies ♪
♪ What a day for a matinee ♪
♪ Tickets in hand ♪
♪ And we’re looking For the very best seats ♪
Oh, yeah.
♪ The show’s about to start ♪
♪ And we each Have some movie treats ♪
♪ Well, the popcorn’s tasty ♪
♪ And now they just Dimmed the lights ♪
♪ Li-i-ights ♪
♪ ’Cause the movie Has started ♪
♪ And it’s gonna Take us for a ride ♪
So hold on tight.
♪ Everybody’s goin’ to the movies ♪
♪ Everybody’s goin’ to the movies ♪
♪ Everybody’s goin’ to the movies ♪
♪ I got my tickets in my hand ♪
♪ I’m gonna strike up the band ♪
♪ We’re on the edge of our seats ♪
♪ And we’re hangin’ onto every line ♪
♪ I hope the ending isn’t sad ♪
♪ ’Cause I promised that I wouldn’t cry ♪
♪ Oh, yeah ♪
♪ I saw cowboys, spiral toys ♪
♪ Outer space, a funny face ♪
♪ Superheroes flying high ♪
♪ Cool, cool cars And they’re drivin’ by ♪
♪ Kung fu, wizards, too ♪
♪ Knights in armor, How about you? ♪
♪ Movies can make you laugh ♪
-♪ Don’t you want a star’s autograph? ♪ -♪ Yeah ♪
♪ Everybody’s goin’ to the movies ♪
♪ Everybody’s goin’ to the movies ♪
♪ Everybody’s goin’ to the movies ♪
Don’t worry. I’ll fix it.
Aah!
♪ Movies ♪
♪ We’re goin’ to the movies ♪
♪ We’re goin’ to the movies ♪
♪ We’re goin’ to the... ♪
Yeah!
[applause]
So, what did you think of the movies?
Well, I laughed, I cried, I felt all funny inside.
Must be the popcorn. A little too buttery.
Did they help you come up with any ideas on who to cast
-in your new movie? -Yes.
-Ooh, yes. -All right.
Seeing all those heroes in action
made me realize what I really need
in my new lead actor.
He should be strong, athletic,
and have sensational moves.
-We know someone just like that. -Yeah.
[all] Rich!
Huh?
Yes.
Yes!
I can see it.
Well, you can see what?
That strong jaw,
those rippling muscles.
Do you do your own stunts?
I, uh...
don’t know.
Oh, come on.
Come on, Rich.
Yeah, show them what you can do.
-Well, all right. -Yeah!
-Yeah! -Show him a tiger crane.
He’s going to be a star.
Unn-yah!
[grunting]
[snapping belt for sound effects]
[shouting]
Yeah. That’s great, kid, just great,
but, uh, I need more.
More action, bigger moves.
Bigger?
Like this.
[snapping]
[shouting]
[grunting]
[grunts]
Wow.
See what I mean?
That was great.
[giggling] So it’s a...hoo-ah!
-Kung fu movie? -Yes!
Well, not exactly.
It’s also a big wilderness adventure
with mountains and woods and grizzly bears.
Oh, my.
I can’t have a big wilderness adventure
without some man-eating grizzly bears.
You can’t?
That doesn’t worry you, does it, kid?
Well, uh--
I love grizzly bears.
You do?
Yeah. Grizzly bears are big and furry
and they love to eat fish, just like me.
You’re not that furry.
Uh, Stanley,
if you’re making a big outdoor wilderness picture
with, uh, man-eating bears,
Smitty’s your guy.
[giggling] Yeah. There’s nothing he loves more
than the great outdoors.
Yes.
I think you’re on to something.
He does have that certain rugged outdoorsy quality.
[screechy voice] Gee, thanks. I mean...
[deep voice] Gee, thanks.
Can you give me something rugged and, uh...
outdoorsy?
You know, strong and tough,
like a cowboy.
Like a cowboy!
Yee-ha!
That kid’s going places.
Oh, he’s just going to change. He’ll be back.
Yeah.
[tense music playing]
Smitty looks tough.
But not too tough.
So you got to ask yourself,
"Do I feel hungry?"
Well, do you?
Yes.
Go ahead.
Make my lunch.
Oh.
Yeah, that’s it. Yes.
Peanut butter and banana.
Anybody got some milk?
Oh, milk?
Great!
Now...
give me some action!
-Chair. -Ooh.
Yes.
Perfect.
Whoa!
-Oh! -Me too.
Way to go, El Smitto.
Yes.
[Movers whooping]
El Smitto! Yes!
[Nina] He did it.
No. Cut.
[Rich] Oh, Scott.
What?
I don’t think that’s what he meant.
Sorry.
See, it should be faster,
more intense, like this.
[adventurous music playing]
-[Dave] Oh, my goodness. -[Scott] No.
-I’ll believe that when I see it. -Blindfolded?
I mean, he can’t see.
No?
-[all] Whoa! -[Rich] Unbelievable!
-Wow. -[Nina] No way.
[Rich] I cannot believe it.
You see?
Wow! That’s pretty good.
Wait a minute.
This is good stuff,
but it just doesn’t feel right.
My movie’s not a cowboy movie.
It’s got all sorts of modern gadgets
and high-tech gizmos in it.
Now, that sounds awesome.
It does, doesn’t it?
-Yes. -And whoever I cast as my lead actor
needs to be a master of modern gadgetry.
He needs to be suave and cool...
and high-techie.
High, what?
High tech.
He means his new lead actor
should have lots of cool inventions.
Yes.
And we know someone exactly like that.
Wonderful. Who is it?
[spy movie fanfare]
Dave.
Mover Dave.
[Stanley] Stupendous!
Oh. Thanks.
Now, narrow your eyes.
Raise one eyebrow.
Suck in your cheeks.
Too much.
Very good. And...
give us that super-spy look.
Super-spy.
Yes. And...
action!
This is Agent Double Oh-No calling headquarters.
I’m sending the secret code...
now.
[beeping]
Okay.
Now imagine the secret code
has been intercepted by an enemy agent.
-Hah! -Ooh!
I got the secret code.
Now catch that mouse!
Ooh!
♪ Gotcha! ♪
-Look out. -Ooh, oh!
What was that?
♪ Gotcha! ♪
♪ You look at him go See, now he’s on a roll ♪
♪ And I don’t think We’ll catch him up ♪
-♪ Gotcha! ♪ - ♪ Hey, little buddy ♪
♪ Don’t you know It isn’t funny? ♪
♪ Now when you do you Think you might stop? ♪
-♪ Gotcha! ♪ -♪ Up the stairs ♪
♪ Down the stairs ♪
♪ Under the couch he goes ♪
♪ Chasin’ Warehouse Mouse around ♪
♪ He’s fast ♪
♪ Or maybe we’re slow ♪
[whistling]
♪ Oh, no, there he goes ♪
-♪ Little fella got away again ♪ - ♪ Gotcha! ♪
♪ You said cheese We need it, please ♪
♪ Don’t you know That we are friends? ♪
- ♪ Gotcha! ♪ - ♪Across the floor ♪
♪ Behind the door ♪
♪ He’s on the countertop ♪
♪ He shoots right by Though we might try ♪
♪ We just can’t Make him stop ♪
♪ Where... is Warehouse Mouse? ♪
♪ Where... is Warehouse Mouse? ♪
♪ He’s there ♪
♪ It’s Warehouse Mouse ♪
♪ He goes zoom, zoom a-zoom, a-zoom, a-zoom ♪
♪ Zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom, zoom ♪
♪ Zoom, zoom, gotcha ♪
♪ Where’d he go Where’d he go? ♪
♪ Zoom, zoom, gotcha ♪
♪ A-zoom, a-zoom, a-zoom a-zoom, a-zoom-zoom ♪
♪ Zoom, zoom, gotcha ♪
♪ Where’d he go, where’d he go? Where’d he go, where’d he go? ♪
♪ Zoom, zoom ♪
♪ Gotcha ♪
[Nina giggles]
What’s wrong?
-You were great. -Oh.
-Greater than great. -Well.
It’s just...
I’m not sure this is the right character
for my movie.
-Oh. -Hmm.
Maybe there’s another kind of movie character
we haven’t thought of yet,
like a fighter pilot.
-Ooh, Yeah. -[clicks tongue]
Mmm, superhero?
-Yeah. -That’s good.
Robin Hood.
-Welcome to Sherwood Forest. -[Nina giggling]
-I love that movie. -Yeah.
Wait a minute.
Ha ha!
Say that again.
Um, I love that movie?
No. The other thing.
Oh, uh...
[clears throat]
Welcome to Sherwood Forest.
Yes!
-Yes! -Yes.
-That’s marvelous. -"Marvelous."
The camera loves you.
Aw. That’s sweet.
-I like the camera, too. -No!
It means you’ve got that certain something.
Oh, that. Huh?
How do you feel about tights?
Welcome to Sherwood Forest.
-[all] Wow! -Dashing!
-Wow! -Splendid.
Cut, cut.
Wait.
You forgot the accent.
Right.
Take 2!
Guys, wish me luck.
Fare thee well, Robin.
Welcome to Sherwood Forest.
All right.
-You’re merry. -Oh, yeah.
-You’re a Merry Man. -All right.
But you’re also the most dangerous archer in all of England.
Now, reach for an arrow
and let it fly.
You missed the target.
Uh, but I hit the wall.
Listen, kid, you’ve got the look,
but you need more.
You need to be the character.
Now, remember.
You are not Mover Scott.
-I’m not? -No.
You’re Robin Hood,
-the legendary outlaw hero. -Yeah.
-You’re strong. -Yeah.
-You’re brave. -Yeah!
-And you look great in tights. -Thank you. sir.
-He does. -Yeah!
Get in there and show me what you can do.
All right.
And action!
Welcome to-- Whoa!
-[Scott] Oh, a googie! -[Nina] What is wrong?
[Stanley] Are you all right, kid?
Hey. Hoo hoo hee.
Let me show you how it’s done, kid.
All right.
Ooh. I hit the wall.
That’s pretty good.
Welcome to Sherwood, milady.
Whoo. Nice grouping.
-[Stanley laughing] -[others] Wow!
[Nina] Did you see that?
Whoa!
Golly.
Uh, Mr. Spillberger, sir,
I don’t think I can do that.
No. Of course you can’t.
I expect too much. That’s my problem.
I’m never going to find someone to play this part.
This picture...
is going to be a flop.
A flop?
[Nina] That’s not true.
We’ll find someone.
You have all been wonderful, truly,
but there’s no one who can play this part
exactly the way I need it to be done.
No one.
-Yeah! -Wait.
You mean the way you showed me
how to do all those kung fu moves you needed. [laughs]
And the way you showed me how to handle a lasso.
Yeah. Oh!
And the way you showed me how to suck in my cheeks
and look real cool.
And the way you did all that super-fast dart throwing?
Precisely.
Well, there is someone who can do all that stuff
exactly like you need it done.
-Who? -[all] You!
-Me? -[Rich] Yes.
You have been doing a great job
showing us how to do all the things you need.
Why shouldn’t you play the part yourself?
Right. You could direct the movie
and act in it, too.
People do it all the time.
Yeah. You can be everything you need your lead actor to be.
-Ooh. -[mutters]
Oh.
-Whoa, wow! -Bull’s eye.
-Why, you’re right. -Yeah.
I am the one I’ve been looking for!
Imagine that.
My new lead actor has been here all along,
right under my nose.
And below your nose and above your nose and--
Uh, Scott.
This is going to be my biggest picture yet.
I’m talking a mega-blockbuster extravaganza of all time!
[cheering]
And...
I have all of you to thank for it.
It was nothing.
It’s our job.
You’re all stars in my book.
Star problem solvers.
Oh, I like that.
Nice.
So long, Movers.
See you in the movies.
[cheering]
Awesome! Great!
Well, you know what this means.
[all] Another idea emergency solved!
[cheering]
-[mouthing] My bullhorn. -Oh.
-Wow. -That was great.
[Rich] That might have been the greatest high five
of all time!
[whooping, cheering]
♪ We had a problem But we figured it out ♪
♪ Figured it out ♪
♪ That’s what the Movers Are all about ♪
♪ All about ♪
♪ Everybody Let’s jump and shout ♪
♪ Come on! ♪
♪ Jump up! ♪
♪ Get down! ♪
Stand up!
♪ Turn around, turn around ♪
♪ Turn around, turn around ♪
♪ We’re working hard And we’re having fun ♪
♪ Having fun ♪
♪ We celebrate When the day is done ♪
♪ The day is done ♪
♪ It’s one for all And all for one ♪
♪ Come on! ♪
♪ Jump up! ♪
♪ Get down! ♪
♪ Stand up! ♪
♪ Turn around, turn around Turn around, turn around ♪
♪ Turn around, turn around Turn around, turn around ♪
♪ Turn around, turn around Turn around ♪
♪ Turn around, turn around Turn around ♪
♪ Turn around, turn around ♪
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