Name: Beethoven
Released: 2018-09-19
Duration: 1 h 27 min
Cast: Bonnie Hunt, Charles Grodin, Dean Jones

Words to remember

Nouns

1) signee

Honey, you sure you wanna "signee-wignee" right now?
2) pushover

VERNON: Come on. It's a pushover. I cased the place.
3) eggshell

I dropped part of an eggshell in there.
4) snarl

First snarl, first any kind of weirdness and he's gone.
5) captor

were the ring's unlikely captor,
6) freshener

because air freshener are such a visceral product...
7) drool

I've got dog drool on my pants.
8) chore

We've divided up the dog chore,
9) weirdness

First snarl, first any kind of weirdness and he's gone.
10) burg

Are there any good restaurants in this burg?
11) rabies

I like to do a follow-up on rabies shots just to see how he's doing.
12) racket

Okay, doggies, what's the racket back...
13) moron

If I had been home instead of helping you impress those moron,
14) mutt

Come on, you big stupid mutt. (GROWLING)
15) revolver

We'd like you to use this revolver for the tests.
16) kudos

Ingenious. Bravo, Newton. Kudos.
17) sweetheart

Good night, sweetheart.
18) motive

I just hope your motive were pure,
19) karate

Oh, hey, can I have karate lessons?
20) paperwork

Here's the paperwork, Georgio.
21) dent

He put the dent in it.
22) wee

Oh, look, it's a wee, little one, too. Come here, you little puppy.
23) porch

wants to stand on the front porch at night yelling that out. (GIGGLING)
24) bladder

TED: You have no bladder control.
25) cheer

NEWS REPORTER: And leading the cheer
26) sock

I've gotta change my sock.
27) ambulance

Let's call an ambulance.
28) idiot

Those two idiot insulted your kids, they treated me like dirt.

Verbs

1) slobber

I know he slobber and he smelled bad, but he loved us.
2) indict

were indict on 123 counts of animal abuse.
3) slob

He slimed me! He slob! Look at this!
4) lunge

He just lunge at me.
5) drool

Dogs sniff. They lick, they chew. They drool, they scratch...
6) slime

He slime me! He slobbed! Look at this!
7) scramble

Scrambled eggs just the way you like them.
8) presume

I presume you can get dogs with big skulls for the tests.
9) explode

It explode on contact.
10) chew

Dogs sniff. They lick, they chew. They drool, they scratch...
11) insult

Those two idiots insult your kids, they treated me like dirt.
12) wander

Beethoven is not just some dog that wander in off the street.
13) tuck

And tuck away behind you, deep in the shadows,
14) impress

If I had been home instead of helping you impress those morons,
15) sneak

She must've snuck out while I was watching Ted and Ryce.
16) fetch

I bet you wanna play fetch.
17) owe

I owe you big time.
18) crush

I'm crush. Me, too.
19) cheer

Animal lovers everywhere cheer today...
20) knock

I jumped through that thing. I fell on the guys. I knock the guys.
21) steal

in the reported incidents of stolen pets.
22) settle

And when the dog finally settle down, it'll die.
23) dare

How dare you? Are you crazy?
24) deserve

to give them the ride they deserve.
25) divide

We've divide up the dog chores,
26) smell

Here, smell this.
27) assure

you can rest assure he'll do it again.
28) pitch

I pitch in college.

Adverbs

1) terribly

I'm terribly sorry. I mean, he's never done anything like this before.
2) remotely

George, come on. Beethoven isn't even remotely dangerous.
3) privately

I wonder if I might have a word with you privately.
4) somehow

And you will. Somehow you'll make your fortune.
5) perfectly

It's perfectly natural the child would want to defend her dog.
6) overnight

Perhaps you should leave him overnight for observation.
7) somewhere

we could find another investment somewhere else.
8) obviously

I didn't show a child a puppy. It's obviously lost.
9) carefully

Chew carefully, Dad.
10) twice

we've met only twice in our lives,
11) absolutely

No, absolutely not. (GROWLS)
12) exactly

BRAD: Exactly the same.
13) immediately

Immediately.
14) alone

You should've left well enough alone.
15) perhaps

Perhaps you should leave him overnight for observation.
16) sometimes

Honey, sometimes we don't get what we want.
17) finally

And when the dog finally settles down, it'll die.
18) deep

And tucked away behind you, deep in the shadows,
19) instead

If I had been home instead of helping you impress those morons,
20) forward

We're looking forward to it.
21) almost

I take back almost everything I ever said
22) along

Don't you worry about a thing. We're gonna get along great. Right, kids?
23) enough

You should've left well enough alone.
24) later

and then take it away two minutes later.
25) though

He'd never hurt the kids. He might take a bite out of you, though.
26) fast

Don't go too fast. Don't go too fast.
27) together

And, uh, maybe we can get together later this week.
28) else

we could find another investment somewhere else.

Adjectives

1) feebleminded

You thought you could get me, you feebleminded mongrels!
2) purebred

He's a purebred Saint Bernard, isn't he?
3) veritable

A veritable nutrition lesson.
4) visceral

because air fresheners are such a visceral product...
5) ingenious

Ingenious. Bravo, Newton. Kudos.
6) foolish

You're a very foolish man, Mr. Newton.
7) optimistic

GEORGE: Advertising, you know, maybe some signs, but I'm optimistic.
8) lethal

because Jimmy, who handles the lethal injections and disposals,
9) padded

Saturday nights at the Padded Zebra. (LAUGHS)
10) ridiculous

You know, this is ridiculous. It's a dog. He doesn't have preferences.
11) neat

Oh, we're gonna do a lot of neat stuff.
12) magnificent

He's a magnificent animal. Magnificent.
13) dumb

BRIE: Oh, I just love these big, dumb animals.
14) upset

Everybody will be so upset, we'll have to go get another puppy.
15) enormous

It'll grow to be enormous. It'll take over the yard.
16) dominant

I don't just mean successful. I mean dominant.
17) behavioral

about certain behavioral problems with the breed.
18) unlikely

were the ring's unlikely captors,
19) impressive

You've built yourself something pretty impressive here.
20) excited

I'm just a little bit excited.
21) rough

but maybe he handled him too rough or something.
22) careful

I've got that. You be careful. I don't want you to break a nail.
23) attractive

Really, honey, I never found you more attractive.
24) sad

Sad state of affairs.
25) stupid

Come on, you big stupid mutt. (GROWLING)
26) okay

Are you okay? You're so quiet.
27) alive

Is everyone alive?
28) mad

You're not mad at me, are you? (CHUCKLES)

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