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Why Kit should rewatch movies before adding tropes.
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* NeverSayDie: Most [=VeggieTales=] tend to not be too wary about the word "die", but this movie seems a bit more hesitant to say it. While Robert makes his intentions clear through actions, he never out and out says "I'll kill you," instead using "Say goodbye" or variants thereof. And in one scene, when discussing Robert and his plans to kill the royal family, a bartender mentions that the king's children "must be ''gone''." Elliot doesn't get it and thinks she means "on vacation", but Eloise is upset, understanding precisely what "gone" means in this case.
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* NeverSayDie: Most [=VeggieTales=] tend to not be too wary about Averted; while in general they use various euphemisms for "die" and "kill" throughout the word "die", but this movie seems a bit more hesitant to say it. While Robert makes his intentions clear through actions, he never out and out movie, at one point Sedgewick says "I'll kill you," instead using "Say goodbye" or variants thereof. And in one scene, when discussing Robert and his plans to kill the royal family, a bartender mentions that the king's children "must be ''gone''." Elliot he doesn't get it and thinks she means "on vacation", but Eloise is upset, understanding precisely what "gone" means want to keep going on the quest until they all die in this case.terrible ways.
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* BringHelpBack: Eloise sends the Help-Seeker to [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin seek for help]] in the opening scene.
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* MeaningfulName: None of the characters, really, but the ship they're on is called ''The Steadfast''. The people in this ship for a good chunk of the movie are either already steadfast or have to learn to be so via CharacterDevelopment.
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* BadGuyBar: An incredibly friendly, G-rated one that serves root beer.
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* BadGuyBar: An incredibly friendly, G-rated one that serves root beer. The group goes there to see if anyone recognizes the sword Alexander's captors left behind.
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* IHaveYourWife: [[spoiler:I Have Your Sister, in this case. When Alexander refuses to tell Robert when the King's returning, Robert reveals that he has Eloise, and says that he [[SadisticChoice might consider letting the two of them live if Alexander manages to remember.]]]]
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* IHaveYourWife: [[spoiler:I Have Your Sister, in [[spoiler:Eloise falls victim to this case.twice. When Alexander refuses to tell Robert when the King's returning, Robert reveals that he has Eloise, and says that he [[SadisticChoice might consider letting the two of them live if Alexander manages to remember.]]]]]] Later on, Robert uses her as a hostage against the Pirates. This time it earns him a chandelier in his face courtesy of George.]]
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* SwissCheeseSecurity: Played with concerning Robert's lair. Actually finding the lair at all is a bit of a problem. Once they actually get there, they encounter a sea dragon [[spoiler:that is mechanical and easy to shut down]]...and that's about it. They don't even run into a single guard until they reach the cell where Alexander is being held [[spoiler:along with Eloise and Willory]]. Said guard is [[TheGuardsMustBeCrazy asleep.]] And then Robert catches them trying to leave, and [[spoiler:leaving turns out to be impossible and they all need to be saved via the King making a timely reappearance.]]
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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: The Pirates, Eloise, Alexander and Willory all get into a rowboat, which then goes into the cistern, which George then drains, which Robert reacts to with "You've got to be kidding!"
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* YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: The Pirates, Eloise, Alexander and Willory group all get into a rowboat, which then goes into the cistern, which George then drains, which Robert reacts to with "You've got to be kidding!"
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* TenMinuteRetirement: The Pirates all kind of give up when they learn just how dangerous Robert is. George comes out of it gradually via interaction with Eloise, but Sedgewick outright leaves the first chance he gets and Elliot almost ditches as well. Elliot changes his mind pretty quickly and Sedgewick returns later on.
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* MeaningfulEcho: When Willory tries to tell Eloise to stay on the ship, Eloise refuses, saying that her brother's life may be in danger, and "Even a princess can do what's right." Much later on, George repeats the sentiment, saying "Even a cabin boy can do what's right" [[spoiler:right before dropping a chandelier on Robert to save Eloise.]]
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* MeaningfulEcho: When Willory tries to tell Eloise to stay on the ship, Eloise refuses, saying that her brother's life may be in danger, and "Even a princess can do what's right." Much later on, George repeats the sentiment, saying "Even a cabin boy can do what's right" [[spoiler:right before dropping right." [[spoiler:Then he drops a chandelier on Robert to save Eloise.]]
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* MeaningfulEcho: When Willory tries to tell Eloise to stay on the ship, Eloise refuses, saying that her brother's life may be in danger, and "Even a princess can do what's right." Much later on, George repeats the sentiment, saying "Even a cabin boy can do what's right" [[spoiler:right before dropping a chandelier on Robert to save Eloise.]]
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* ParentalBonus: The "Rock Monster" song takes its tune and style from the B-52's song "Rock Lobster". Children will just see part of the movie summarized in a fun, musical way; parents who listened to the B-52's back in the day will experience a blast from the past instead.
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They meet a princess named Eloise and her butler, Willory, and find the ball, actually called a Help-Seeker, was sent by Eloise in search of help after her older brother was kidnapped during an attack on their ship. She is under the impression that George, Elliot, and Sedgewick are the heroes she sent for. Her butler doesn't really think so though, and more importantly, neither do George, Elliot, and Sedgewick.
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They meet a princess named Eloise and her butler, Willory, and find the ball, actually called a Help-Seeker, was sent by Eloise in search of help after her older brother was kidnapped during an attack on their ship. She intends to rescue her brother but there isn't much she and her butler can do on their own, and as her father is away she has no way of asking for his help, which is why she sent out the Help-Seeker. She is under the impression that George, Elliot, and Sedgewick are the heroes she sent for. Her butler doesn't really think so though, and more importantly, neither do George, Elliot, and Sedgewick.
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The second full-length ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' film after ''[[WesternAnimation/JonahAVeggieTalesMovie Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie'', ''The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A [=VeggieTales=] Movie'' was produced through Big Idea and the animation was done by Starz Animation. The film was distributed by Universal Studios and released in 2008.
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The second full-length ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' film after ''[[WesternAnimation/JonahAVeggieTalesMovie Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie'', Movie]]'', ''The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A [=VeggieTales=] Movie'' was produced through Big Idea and the animation was done by Starz Animation. The film was distributed by Universal Studios and released in 2008.
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The second full-length ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' film, ''The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A [=VeggieTales=] Movie'' follows George, Elliot and Sedgewick (Pa Grape, Larry the Cucumber, and Mr. Lunt, respectively), three layabout waiters who work at a pirate-themed dinner theater. After they accidentally destroy part of the restaurant and get fired, they come across a strange golden ball...which teleports the three back in time to the 17th century.
They meet a princess named Eloise and her butler, Willory, and find the ball was sent by Eloise. She'd sent it out in search of help after her older brother was kidnapped during an attack on their ship, and she's under the impression that George, Elliot, and Sedgewick are the heroes she sent for. Her butler doesn't really think so though, and more importantly, neither do George, Elliot, and Sedgewick.
They meet a princess named Eloise and her butler, Willory, and find the ball was sent by Eloise. She'd sent it out in search of help after her older brother was kidnapped during an attack on their ship, and she's under the impression that George, Elliot, and Sedgewick are the heroes she sent for. Her butler doesn't really think so though, and more importantly, neither do George, Elliot, and Sedgewick.
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The second full-length ''WesternAnimation/VeggieTales'' film, film after ''[[WesternAnimation/JonahAVeggieTalesMovie Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie'', ''The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything: A [=VeggieTales=] Movie'' was produced through Big Idea and the animation was done by Starz Animation. The film was distributed by Universal Studios and released in 2008.
The film follows George, Elliot and Sedgewick (Pa Grape, Larry the Cucumber, and Mr. Lunt, respectively), three layabout waiters who work at a pirate-themed dinner theater. After they accidentally destroy part of the restaurant and get fired, they come across a strange golden ball...which teleports the three back in time to the 17th century.
They meet a princess named Eloise and her butler, Willory, and find theball ball, actually called a Help-Seeker, was sent by Eloise. She'd sent it out Eloise in search of help after her older brother was kidnapped during an attack on their ship, and she's ship. She is under the impression that George, Elliot, and Sedgewick are the heroes she sent for. Her butler doesn't really think so though, and more importantly, neither do George, Elliot, and Sedgewick.
The film follows George, Elliot and Sedgewick (Pa Grape, Larry the Cucumber, and Mr. Lunt, respectively), three layabout waiters who work at a pirate-themed dinner theater. After they accidentally destroy part of the restaurant and get fired, they come across a strange golden ball...which teleports the three back in time to the 17th century.
They meet a princess named Eloise and her butler, Willory, and find the
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* OutOfJobIntoThePlot: Soon after they are introduced, George, Elliot and Sedgewick accidentally destroy part of the dinner theater and their boss fires them. The Help-Seeker shows up while the three are sitting around wondering what to do now that they are unemployed.
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* ShootTheHostageTaker: A nonlethal and rather [[ImprovisedWeapon unusual example]]. [[spoiler:After the Pirates free Alexander, Eloise and Willory, Robert catches them about to leave and seizes Eloise as a hostage. George then realizes there's a chandelier above them and cuts the rope it's swinging from, causing it to fall. The way the chandelier falls it misses Eloise entirely and knocks Robert out the door.]]
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* RescueIntroduction: Alexander doesn't meet George, Elliot and Sedgewick until towards the end of the film, when they show up to rescue him [[spoiler: and Eloise and Willory.]]
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* MeaningfulBackgroundEvent: In the opening scene, at one point Alexander goes to fight a pirate, and one of his crewmen in the background is seen fighting another pirate while backing up, near a barrel. This same crewman accidentally knocks the barrel over seconds later and it slams into Alexander, which is what leads to his capture.
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* EternalEnglish: Alexander and Eloise occasionally [[AntiquatedLinguistics speak with slightly odd syntax]], and on the other side of things any reference Sedgewick makes to modern technology goes completely over their heads, but the sort of language barrier that a few centuries' difference would actually cause doesn't come up.
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* ChekhovsGun: When the Pirates go to Robert's lair, there's a brief, seemingly unimportant shot of a chandelier. [[spoiler:George will drop it on Robert later.]]
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* FallingChandelierOfDoom: [[spoiler: Robert threatens Eloise. George responds by dropping a chandelier on him. It knocks him out the door.]]
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* AntiquatedLinguistics: Both Alexander and Eloise sometimes do this. Eloise is a bit more prone to it.
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* TheBladeAlwaysLandsPointyEndIn: Averted when Alexander's sword is sent flying after he's knocked over; it just lands flat on the ground. Played straight just a few minutes later when he attacks Robert, causing Robert's sword to go flying into the wall. Robert opts to leave it there and it's still stuck in the wall until Eloise finds it later.
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* YouveGotToBeKiddingMe: The Pirates, Eloise, Alexander and Willory all get into a rowboat, which then goes into the cistern, which George then drains, which Robert reacts to with "You've got to be kidding!"
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* YouveGotToBeKiddingMe: YouHaveGotToBeKiddingMe: The Pirates, Eloise, Alexander and Willory all get into a rowboat, which then goes into the cistern, which George then drains, which Robert reacts to with "You've got to be kidding!"
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-->'''Henchman:''' [[spoiler: Against the King's men?!]] You ''are'' mad!
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-->'''Henchman:''' [[spoiler: Against the King's men?!]] You ''are'' mad!
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-->'''Sedgewick:''' ...is that a "yes", or a "no"?
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-->'''Sedgewick:''' ...is that a "yes", or a "no"? "no"?
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* Metaphorgotten: When pressing a button on the Help-Seeker causes a rowboat to suddenly appear, it leads to the Pirates wondering about it.
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* Metaphorgotten: {{Metaphorgotten}}: When pressing a button on the Help-Seeker causes a rowboat to suddenly appear, it leads to the Pirates wondering about it.
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* Metaphorgotten: When pressing a button on the Help-Seeker causes a rowboat to suddenly appear, it leads to the Pirates wondering about it.
-->'''Elliot''': Well you know what they say: Give a man a fish, and he'll eat for a day. Give the man a rowboat...um....
-->'''Elliot''': Well you know what they say: Give a man a fish, and he'll eat for a day. Give the man a rowboat...um....
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* {{Headdesk}}: After the protagonists have been thrown into the past by the Help-Seeker, Elliot says that the buttons don't do anything when the ball isn't blinking, which leads to Sedgewick banging his head on the side of the rowboat in frustration.
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* [[spoiler:DeusExMachina / TheCavalry: The King is the one that rescues the heroes from the villain's lair. According to the [[WordOfGod commentary]], this is {{justified|Trope}} since the film is a Christian parable.]]
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* [[spoiler:DeusExMachina DeusExMachina / TheCavalry: The [[spoiler:The King is the one that rescues the heroes from the villain's lair. lair.]] According to the [[WordOfGod commentary]], this is {{justified|Trope}} since the film is a Christian parable.]]
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* DeusExMachina / TheCavalry: [[spoiler: The King is the one that rescues the heroes from the villain's lair.]] According to the [[WordOfGod commentary]], this is {{justified|Trope}} since the film is a Christian parable.
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* DeusExMachina [[spoiler:DeusExMachina / TheCavalry: [[spoiler: The King is the one that rescues the heroes from the villain's lair.]] lair. According to the [[WordOfGod commentary]], this is {{justified|Trope}} since the film is a Christian parable.]]
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* EvilOverlooker: Robert does this on the cover.
