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Clips from Matilda (1996)

"Come out and fight like a man!"
Matilda (1996)
"[FOOTSTEPS]"
Matilda (1996)
"[CLATTERING]"
Matilda (1996)
"HONEY: Come on, come on."
Matilda (1996)
"Oh, my goodness."
Matilda (1996)
"Feel my heart."
Matilda (1996)
"Weren't you the most scared you've ever been in your whole life?"
Matilda (1996)
"She shouldn't be allowed to treat people like that."
Matilda (1996)
"and he threw it up in the air"
Matilda (1996)
"That was the old days."
Matilda (1996)
"Now he's got money in banks all over this planet, and does he give me a dime?"
Matilda (1996)
"They are not cops. They are Ace Powerboat salesmen."
Matilda (1996)
"Who are you?"
Matilda (1996)
"[MUFFLED YELLING AND KNOCKING]"
Matilda (1996)
"but it was precisely Harry's ranting and raving"
Matilda (1996)
"To unlock that power, all she had to do was practice."
Matilda (1996)
"I think there is something wrong with that girl."
Matilda (1996)
"♪ Little bitty pretty one Come on and talk to me ♪"
Matilda (1996)
"moving and grooving on this sunny afternoon."
Matilda (1996)
"How about letting me handle that camera for a while?"
Matilda (1996)
"You know about the zoom and the white balance?"
Matilda (1996)
"You know how to adjust the eyepiece? I can handle it."
Matilda (1996)
"Yeah, your turn to drop it."
Matilda (1996)
"AGENT BOB: Aren't you supposed to be in school, young lady?"
Matilda (1996)
"I really hope you have a search warrant."
Matilda (1996)
"According to a constitutional law book I read in the library,"
Matilda (1996)
"much bigger."
Matilda (1996)
"Out."
Matilda (1996)
"Hey, dip-face, have a carrot."
Matilda (1996)
"HARRY: Chew your food. You're an animal."
Matilda (1996)
"And what Matilda had in mind was nothing short of heroic."
Matilda (1996)
"[TRUNCHBULL GRUNTING]"
Matilda (1996)
"Come here. Come on. Lissy Doll, come on."
Matilda (1996)
"[CLOCK cum/nus]"
Matilda (1996)
"[CLOCK cum/nus]"
Matilda (1996)
"[CHUCKLES]"
Matilda (1996)
"Matilda. Oh, I also brought you this."
Matilda (1996)
"I ate mine last night."
Matilda (1996)
"She is really raving mad."
Matilda (1996)
"Sweetheart, you promised you wouldn't go back in that house again."
Matilda (1996)
"TRUNCHBULL: Get inside. Inside! Quickly, run!"
Matilda (1996)
"And I have character."
Matilda (1996)
"I don't know how, I don't know when, I don't know why."
Matilda (1996)
"Miss Trunchbull, may I--? No, you may not."
Matilda (1996)
"But I know a child came."
Matilda (1996)
"CHILDREN: Yes, Miss Trunchbull. Sir."
Matilda (1996)
"Who was wearing a pretty red hair ribbon yesterday"
Matilda (1996)
"and isn't wearing one today?"
Matilda (1996)
"Can you answer me that?"
Matilda (1996)
"[IN NORMAL VOICE] Who does this disgusting ribbon belong to?"
Matilda (1996)
"that the demented, drooling, slime-breathed little Lilliputian"
Matilda (1996)
"Shut your holes!"
Matilda (1996)
"Look."
Matilda (1996)
"Give my..."
Matilda (1996)
"little Bumblebee..."
Matilda (1996)
"and her money."
Matilda (1996)
"Money? CHILDREN: Then get out of town."
Matilda (1996)
"[SCREAMING]"
Matilda (1996)
"[♪♪♪]"
Matilda (1996)
"[ALL GASPING]"
Matilda (1996)
"BRUCE: It's the Trunch."
Matilda (1996)
"Pretty good, huh?"
Matilda (1996)
"[ALL YELLING]"
Matilda (1996)
"HONEY: Teatime."
Matilda (1996)
"Of course, Matilda was a frequent visitor."
Matilda (1996)
"It beats so fast, it doesn't sound like beating at all. it sounds like it's humming."
Matilda (1996)
"All right. HARRY: Quick!"
Matilda (1996)
"Let's wrap up these cookies. Come on, we're leaving. Now."
Matilda (1996)
"I love it here. I love my school. It isn't fair."
Matilda (1996)
"HARRY: Whatever. I want to stay with Miss Honey."
Matilda (1996)
"Why would she want some snotty, disobedient kid?"
Matilda (1996)
"Because she's a spectacularly wonderful child, and I love her."
Matilda (1996)
"All you have to do is sign them. I'll be an only child again."
Matilda (1996)
"All right, come on. Here. Turn around."
Matilda (1996)
"All right, here. Let's roll."
Matilda (1996)
"which had to add an upper school because children never wanted to leave."
Matilda (1996)
"And Matilda found, to her great surprise,"
Matilda (1996)
"A loving family."
Matilda (1996)
"Well, I mean, almost never."
Matilda (1996)
"♪ On my way, on my way ♪"
Matilda (1996)
"Some years ago, never mind how long precisely,"
Matilda (1996)
"having little or no money in my purse and nothing particular to..."
Matilda (1996)
"[♪♪♪]"
Matilda (1996)
"NARRATOR: Everyone is born,"
Matilda (1996)
"[GROWLS]"
Matilda (1996)
"Most parents believe their children are the most beautiful creatures ever to grace the planet."
Matilda (1996)
"HARRY: What a waste of time. ZINNIA: And painful."
Matilda (1996)
"And expensive. $9.25 for a bar of soap?"
Matilda (1996)
"Well, I had to take a shower, Harry. $5000?"
Matilda (1996)
"I'm not paying it. What are they gonna do, repossess the kid?"
Matilda (1996)
"All right."
Matilda (1996)
"ZINNIA: Harry! HARRY: All right."
Matilda (1996)
"ZINNIA: Harry!"
Matilda (1996)
"lived in a very nice neighborhood, in a very nice house."
Matilda (1996)
"HARRY: Get out of the street, you little dodos!"
Matilda (1996)
"Had they paid any attention to her at all,"
Matilda (1996)
"They named her Matilda."
Matilda (1996)
"ZINNIA: You're supposed to eat the spinach. Ooh!"
Matilda (1996)
"Babies!"
Matilda (1996)
"Every morning, Matilda's brother, Michael, went to school."
Matilda (1996)
"Her father worked selling used cars Make money."
Matilda (1996)
"Soup's on the stove. Heat it up if you get hungry."
Matilda (1996)
"♪ On my way, on my way ♪"
Matilda (1996)
"♪ You know what they say About the young ♪"
Matilda (1996)
"One night, she got up her courage"
Matilda (1996)
"To read? Why would you wanna read when you got the television set"
Matilda (1996)
"sitting right in front of you?"
Matilda (1996)
"Get out of the way!"
Matilda (1996)
"[HARRY BURPS]"
Matilda (1996)
"She saw that whatever she needed in this world,"
Matilda (1996)
"she'd have to get herself."
Matilda (1996)
"Bye. Ciao."
Matilda (1996)
"There's fish fingers in the microwave."
Matilda (1996)
"Matilda set off in search of a book."
Matilda (1996)
"In that room right over there."
Matilda (1996)
"Would you like me to pick you out one with lots of pictures in it?"
Matilda (1996)
"No, thank you. I'm sure I can manage."
Matilda (1996)
"NARRATOR: From then on, every day, as soon as her mother went to bingo,"
Matilda (1996)
"When she finished all the children's books,"
Matilda (1996)
"she started wandering around in search of something else."
Matilda (1996)
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