Curious George 3: Back to the Jungle

I don't know, George. Whoa!

Is it too windy for flying a kite? Ah!

Thinking that's a yes.

George?

George!

Hi.

You're right, George.

It's awesome.

You want to fly it yourself?

Aha!

And regretting this in three, two, one. Whoo!

Oh.

George!

Whoa! Hey.

Hi.

Yee-ha!

You feel safe with your feet.

On the ground Huh! Huh!

Where everything's predictable

George, come down from there!

So many possibilities passing you by.

Whee!

Well, drop your things And look up to the sky Whoa!

Sorry about that. My monkey got carried away.

'Cause when you're up for anything

George! That's not safe!

You reach higher.

You take your worries and say goodbye.

When you're up for anything you live open and free (CHATTERING ANGRILY)

Sorry about that.

So come on, come on with me

Oh!

I guess you never heard it before.

Hi. Whee!

George! But nothing is impossible

Sometimes you got to give it another try

Whoa!

But dig deep and put your fears aside

(SQUEALS)

'Cause when you're up for anything you reach higher.

Oh, begging your pardon.

You take your worries and say goodbye Have a nice day!

When you're up for anything.

You live open and free Oh!

So come on, come on with me, yeah (CHATTERS)

You can wait for life to bring you (CHATTERS)

Bye.

Yikes! All your hopes and dreams wrapped in a bow

I won't tell you what to do

Ah!

Oh!

Huh!

But happiness is out there My bad.

And how much you can grab is up to you (CHATTERS)

Huh! It's up to you

George, the park is no place to fly a kite.

'Cause when you're up for anything you reach higher.

You take your worries and say goodbye.

When you're up for anything.

You live open and free.

So come on, come on.

When you're up for anything you reach higher.

You take your worries and say goodbye GEORGE: Whee!

When you're up for anything.

You live open and free.

Okay, now you gotta go a little to the left.

So come on, come on with me, yeah.

Now to the right. No!

(GRUNTS)

on. (CHUCKLES)

George, that was very, very, very...

Oh.

Not good.

Oh!

When will you learn caution, George?

Forget about "no" and "yes" and "banana."

You need to learn the word "caution."

How about the word "lawsuit?"

I'm so sorry. Here's my contact information.

My insurance company and dry cleaner are on the back. I...

(GRUNTS)

There you go. (CHUCKLES)

Yes, one for you, too. It'll come out. I promise.

Come along, George.

Bye!

Oh.

Okay, George.

I need you to wait here while I get cleaned up.

And please,

no more surprises.

(LAUGHING)

The time for adventure is over.

Huh?

Hmm.

Ah!

Hmm...

George?

Huh? (SCREAMS)

I'll be right there.

(GASPS)

Ooh!

Ooh!

Hi.

Huh?

George? Ah!

Come down from there.

Ah, but he's havin' so much fun.

Yes, but he shouldn't be...

Uh, who are you?

I've come to see a man about a monkey.

Let me guess. Yellow hat,

yellow suit, look of deep distress. Huh?

You must be Ted, which means that must be...

Hello.

Hello, George. It's an honor to meet you.

Uh-uh!

Hal Houston from GSA, the Global Space Agency.

And this is my tactical assistant, Andrew.

Hello.

Um, hi.

We've had our eye on George for some time.

Huh?

Look, if we owe you for any damage...

Oh, no, no. Nothing like that.

We want George for a very important mission.

A space mission.

Yes, you! Hop aboard.

Ah! Whoo-hoo!

Whoa! Whoo!

Did you know the first astronauts were monkeys? (CHATTERS)

They went boldly where no man has gone before.

They were heroes.

How would you like to be one of them?

So, what is this mission?

I'm glad you asked.

Andrew?

Welcome to majestic Central Africa.

Ahem.

Oops.

As I was saying, majestic Central Africa!

WOW!

This is where you came from, George.

Ooh! (LAUGHS)

Oh.

Lately it's been getting a lot of rain, causing rivers to overflow.

And do you know what that means?

Andrew. Uh...

That's right, flooding.

To help control the flooding,

we created a device about as big as your hand,

which we call the Regional Dam Synchronizer.

RDS.

We put it in our satellite, and with the satellite...

we can control the distribution of water.

We call it Project Stop Flooding.

Wow! (EXCLAIMS IN DELIGHT)

The problem is... (CHUCKLES)

and this is the embarrassing part.

Our satellite containing the RDS has failed and can't be fixed.

And without it...

Andrew. Huh.

Oh, boy. (CHATTERS)

More flooding.

Oh.

Yes, George.

The flooding is very bad for the animals and the land.

That's why we need a brave monkey to go up in space

and get that RDS,