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The Spiderwick Chronicles (2008)
There it is.
Pretty much how I remember it.
I was younger than you Iast time I was here, Simon.
WeII, it's big.
Yeah, so I can get bigger pets here, right, Mom?
Sure! Get a cow. Get a whoIe fIock.
Herd.
That, too. What do you think, Jared?
Jared?
Okay. Here we go.
It's okay, Mr. Tibbs. It's okay.
It has that oId peopIe smeII.
It's just an observation, not a judgment.
You're angry about the move. I get that.
Just what are you expecting your siIent protest wiII get you?
At Ieast acknowIedge this isn't the way to deaI with your anger
the way you said you were gonna do.
Say yes with your head.
Two bIinks.
Nothing.
MaI, you and Simon take your stuff.
Wait in the foyer whiIe I go Iook for the main circuit breaker.
Okay, Mom.
-Get out of the car right now. -You're not my mother, MaIIory.
No, I'm worse, because Mom doesn't beIieve in hitting.
-Come here, you IittIe... -And he's out of the car! Thank you!
Stop it! I'm not gonna Iet you keep acting Iike a jerk!
-I'II do whatever I want. -No, you won't!
Mom needs this to work, so cut it out!
-Simon, get her! -I'm a pacifist.
You're so annoying. You think you know everything!
-WeII, I know stuff you don't. -Like what?
Nothing.
-Thanks for having my back, bro. -I don't do confIict.
-What are you doing? -Unpacking.
Why? I toId you it was onIy temporary.
Dad's coming tomorrow, and he's gonna take us back with him.
-I know. But what about Mom? -She can have MaIIory.
Come on, Simon, we can't stay here.
Look at this pIace. It's the house that time forgot.
-And it's got that... -OId peopIe smeII, I know.
And what's this?
SaIt. There's saIt on the window.
I know. It's on aII the windows.
Yeah, and that's not weird.
I'm guessing she put it there.
-Is that the nut bag and her husband? -No.
That's Arthur Spiderwick, you know, our great-great-uncIe.
The IittIe girI's the nut bag. I mean, Aunt Lucinda, his daughter.
She's the one who Iived here before they took her away to the...
To the...
To the nut house.
Right.
And why'd she get taken there?
Because she said her father was abducted.
By?
By faeries.
ExactIy.
Our crazy aunt stayed here her whoIe Iife and never Ieft, ever!
That's not gonna happen to me, or you.
End of discussion.
Has anybody seen my keys? I know I Ieft them right here.
Nope.
I guess Aunt Lucinda Iiked honey with her oatmeaI, huh?
And tomato sauce.
Wow.
Where is my fencing medaI, Jared?
-Hanging on your bed? -It's not there anymore.
WeII, find the bed and you'II find your medaI.
I'm not taIking about the bed...
You know what?
I'm not acknowIedging your existence untiI you bring my medaI back.
Promise?
WeII, actuaIIy, you'd have to acknowIedge his existence
in order to receive the medaI from him.
Thanks, Spock. You're the pride of the Federation.
Jared, give it back.
I didn't take the stupid medaI!
-You're such a Iiar! -ConfIict.
-Shut up, Simon! -Shut up, Simon!
Hey!
We're not gonna do this.
New town. New house. New job.
This is our new Iife.
Let's not faII into oId ruts, okay?
I know this house isn't perfect, but we can make it work,
if we want to make it work.
-AII right? -AII right, Mom.
Shut up!
Hi.
-Dad. -Dad.
Yeah, we made it.
What's that noise in the background?
You know, scratch that. I don't want to know.
-Just because I don't. -I'm gonna go Iook for my medaI.
I'II heIp you.
What?
It's your dad.
-Hi, Dad. -Hey, buddy.
How's the Addams Family mansion?
Oh, the house? Yeah, it's great,
if you Iike big creepy houses in the middIe of nowhere.
-Now, come on. -SeriousIy. There's nothing here.
-You'II see. -Yeah, well, listen...
-You're stiII coming tomorrow, right? -Yeah, maybe. l'm gonna try.
-Why maybe? -Look, don't worry. l'm coming.
There's something we need to talk about.
But tomorrow might not work out, okay?
-Yeah, I understand. -Okay, good.
-You'II try though, right? -Absolutely.
But l'll see you soon, though. Definitely.
Okay.
-See you, Son. -Bye, Dad.
What did you say to him?
Can't you at Ieast pretend you want him to come and see us?
Jared Grace, put that broom down!
-There's something in the waII! -Now!
You said you were gonna stop hitting things when you got angry!
I know I said I was gonna stop yeIIing. PIease, pIease, don't do this.
We'II cIean it up, Mom. You go to bed. You need to sIeep.
-Nice move, pinhead. -Shut up.
Something's in there, moving.
ProbabIy a red squirreI. Very common in this region.
Or it couId just be a rat.
We don't need any more hoIes in the waII!
Great. I'II get bIamed for that.
Check it out.
This is one of those things they use to send food upstairs.
-What are they caIIed? -Dumbwaiter.
Hey, those are Mom's keys.
And my medaI!
What? You stiII think I took it.
Yeah, MaI, you busted me.
I took your medaI, hid it here and re-pIastered the waII.
I don't know how you did it.
I just know you did it, because you aIways do it.
-And now you're gonna cIean it up. -You toId Mom we were gonna cIean it.
We means you.
Simon, don't you want to know where this thing goes?
Not reaIIy.
Simon!
Simon, wake up!
I went up. It's a room, a secret room, upstairs.
There's a desk and a chest, and I found this book!
-Something was in there! -A red squirreI?
No, not a squirreI. UnIess squirreIs can speII.
It wrote in the dust on the desk, ''Jared Grace, Ieave this pIace.''
Wow.
That's reaIIy...impossibIe.
It's Iate.
Just go to sIeep.
''Do not dare to read this book,
''for if you take one fatefuI Iook,
''you barter at your Iife's expense and face a deadIy consequence.''
What the...
How did you guys get out?
Dear reader,
what you now hold in your hands is the culmination of a life's work.
And you will soon see, as l have,
that there are fantastical creatures living among us,
hidden through mimicry and magic.
This book will give you the tools and techniques
needed to lift the veil and see the unseen.
The secrets you are about to learn have been kept hidden for ages,
secrets that many of this realm would prefer to stay hidden.
The creatures you will meet are truly a sight to behold,
and most of them do not like being observed.
But, over time, l have garnered their trust.
Some, l am quite happy to report, l now call friend.
But a rare few are, quite frankly, to be feared.
The darker forces of this realm all live in service of one creature,
the ogre, Mulgarath.
The secrets herein are powerful, more powerful than even l was aware.
Never before has knowledge of the fantastical realm
been assembled in one tome.
And so l implore you, dear reader, to use this information wisely,
for the ogre, Mulgarath, seeks this knowledge
with relentless persistence.
lf he were to obtain the information in these pages,
l can assure you his intentions would be of the vilest sort.
He assumes many forms,
and so you must constantly be on guard.
l deeply fear that the more l learn,
the more l place everyone around me in grave danger.
So, reader, beware.
l beseech you, beware.
Mom!
-What's going on? -Mom! Mom, pIease, heIp!
What happened to you?
-HoId stiII. -PIease, Mom, just cut it! Cut it!
-Okay, caIm down. -Mom, pIease!
Just cut me out! Cut it out!
PIease, just get a scissors! I don't care!
-What happened? -He ruined my hair! Get him out!
Jared, you've gone way too far this time.
-Mom, pIease! PIease! -What? I didn't do this!
I've been sitting in a footIocker for the Iast two hours, reading!
Yeah, right!
Ask Simon.
WeII, he was in a footIocker.
-Just cut me out! -FieId guide.
Mom, just cut it!
I'm not enjoying this.
I toId you, I'II heIp you catch a woodchuck or something.
I need the practice. Now, come on.
Simon!
That's not fair. He distracted me.
-What does ''appease'' mean? -''Appease.''
You know, pIacate, pacify, assuage.
-In EngIish. -To make nice.
Is that what you came out here to do? WeII, apoIogy not accepted.
I'm not apoIogizing 'cause I didn't do it! This did.
A brownie is Iiving in the house and wants us to Ieave.
Wow. That's incredibIe.
You can read!
I'm teIIing you, something is in that house with us,
and Arthur Spiderwick knew about it,
and that's why he wrote this guide!
I'm a IittIe Iost. Who needs to be appeased?
-The brownie? -No, a boggart.
So there's a brownie and a boggart?
A brownie turns into a boggart when it's angry,
and it got angry when MaIIory destroyed his nest.
It Iikes honey.
-That's why aII the honey's there. -ReaIIy?
Don't Iisten to him, Simon.
Come on, Iet's go eat.
HeIIo!
HeIIo?
Sorry I wrecked your home, but I made you a new one.
And I got you some honey.
I read you Iiked it.
Hope you do.
Hope it, you know, appeases you.
I'II be over here.
I'm reaIIy hoping you actuaIIy exist.
HeIIo?
Oh! My, my, my.
That is just tasty, tasty, deIicious honey.
So good! So yummy, yummy, yummy!
Wait! No! I won't hurt you!
Here, here, have some more honey!
I shouIdn't, I shouIdn't, I reaIIy shouIdn't. I mean, if you insist.
Oh, my, my, my! That is good!
Where are you? Why can't I see you?
You don't see us, but now you do. But onIy if we want you to.
We? You mean aII the magicaI creatures
Arthur Spiderwick wrote about.
The book! Oh, my gosh!
I'm sorry, master, I've faiIed! FaiIed, faiIed, faiIed!
Your instructions were simpIe, ''Protect the book.''
And I did it, I hid it, I bound it and I wound it.
I did my best, Iocked it in the chest!
But you Iooked and Iooked and found the book!
And from the chest, the thing was stoIen!
You fooIish boy!
Idiot! Are you bIind? I put a note right on the cover!
Can't you read?
Why do I write notes when no one's gonna read the notes?
I'm sorry. Here! More honey!
No! I'm not faIIing for that!
Oh, that is so good.
And they say I've got anger issues.
''Protect the book. Don't Iet it get took!''
Right, you had to protect the book. Who toId you to protect it?
-Wait! What did I say? -Protect the book, protect the book.
It wasn't compIicated. I just had to protect the book. That's aII.
Arthur Spiderwick.
So he wrote it and asked you to protect it.
I said, ''Master, we must destroy it!''
He said, ''We must protect the book.
''Keep it in the circIe, safe from the ogre.''
Ogre? Do you mean MuIgarath?
AII the years protecting it now ruined by a IittIe twit!
CircIe, circIe, IittIe jerkIe. LittIe jerkIe broke the circIe!
Whoa! Stop! What circIe?
Okay.
Look. Here, here.
So it protects the house to protect the book.
-Safe from who? -Them!
What? Who's them? I don't see anything.
Tibbsy, come here, boy!
Breakfast time! Mr. Tibbs?
AII right, what did you do with Simon's cat?
They're not here for the cat. They want the book!
What is that? What's out there?
It's gobIins! GobIins are here.
And aII because you took the book out there
and practicaIIy waved it in their faces, you IittIe twerp!
Simon!
Go ahead! Now Iook at the mess you made!
Simon! They're taking him away. What's happening?
The Stone! The Stone! Look through the Stone!
What the heII?
No! No!
-The book stays or we aII die! -I need it! Let go!
It must stay in the circIe! In the circIe!
Mom!
-Mom! Where's Mom? -She went to work, okay? I'm in charge.
Hey, where are you going?
Psycho.
HeIp me!
What are you doing? HeIp!
HeIp!
Give me, give me.
Give me a Ieg! Hey, give me!
Give me a Ieg! A Ieg!
That's not a Ieg!
This is a Ieg! ImbeciIes.
Oh, my God.
Simon.
Don't move.
SIowIy Iift your foot.
Then we must shake on our aIIiance.
What? It's good.
-Who are you? -I am HogsqueaI.
And I am here on a mission to destroy the ogre, MuIgarath,
who kiIIed my famiIy!
Can you heIp me save my brother? PIease?
Yeah! Sure!
I was gonna suggest that right after you Iet me out of this cage.
-So, come on! Free me! -Okay, okay.
Get it open. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Good.
Now get behind me and keep your mouth shut.
Okay, here's our pIan.
I wiII find a safe position over there and create a distraction with my stick.
Then you Ieap out with your knife and finish the beast yourseIf.
I Iike that pIan. That's a good pIan. I'm smart.
What beast?
The ogre, of course! MuIgarath!
-I just want to save my brother. -Again with the brother?
Okay, fine. If we kiII them, saving him wiII be much easier.
Trust me. Now drop that stone.
You'II need both hands to choke a gobIin.
But how do I see without...
NaiIed him!
I have given you the Sight, a gift onIy a hobgobIin can bestow.
Oh, gross!
You're weIcome. Now, Iet's go.
-Simon! -Jared.
Oh, my God! Oh, my God!
Jared, what's happening? Get me out of here.
Just hang on.
I'm gonna cut you out.
-Jared! -Get back.
Hide.
Jared!
MuIgarath!
-What are they doing? -Summoning MuIgarath. Get ready.
MuIgarath! MuIgarath! MuIgarath!
That's MuIgarath?
That's the ogre you're aII freaked out about?
That oId man?
Don't be fooIed by what you think you see.
That's just what he wants.
I beg your forgiveness.
I asked my friends here to invite you to a nice IittIe meeting.
Then they got a bit overzeaIous.
That's a gobIin for you.
My apoIogies.
What do you want with me?
It's not what I want with you.
It's what I want from you.
Arthur Spiderwick's fieId guide.
I know you found it.
That's right, you can simpIy waIk back the way you came.
Just give me the book.
I don't have it.
I don't. Look.
Search him!
What? If MuIgarath Iearns the secrets in that book,
he couId kiII us aII!
He's weak in his human form. It's now or never.
Come! Death to the ogre!
Bird!
DeIicious! Come back here!
I'II be back! KiII him if you get a chance! Remember the pIan!
Move!
Pockets. Search the pockets.
The pockets! No, these!
These are pockets, idiot!
Master, this is aII we found.
Do they have the book?
No.
But I know where it is. I'II go get it and give it to you. I swear.
I'm pIacing my trust in you.
If you give me the book,
your Iife wiII go on as if nothing ever happened.
However, if you faiI,
I'm afraid I'II have to find somebody eIse to get my book for me.
Go. Go on.
Run aIong.
Go.
MuIgarath! MuIgarath! MuIgarath!
You faiIed me, Redcap!
There are two human boys with the same faces.
The Jared and the not Jared. We took the wrong one.
Then find the Jared, get the book and kiII them!
KiII them aII!
Move out!
Stupid!
Those things were gonna kiII me over your stupid, stupid book!
-They're right over there. -I can't take this.
Let's just get to the house and give it to them.
Hey, it's not at the house. It's right here in my backpack.
-What? Then Iet's just give it to them. -No, they'II just kiII us anyway!
WeII, Iet's just...
-Give it! -Stop!
Give it!
Book!
-Get them! Go! Go! Go! -Come on!
After them!
Get them! Get them! Rip them apart!
But not the book! Don't hurt the book!
Jared! Jared! Over here! HeIp me! HeIp me!
Come on!
-CaIm down! -Keep them away! Keep them away!
It's okay. There's a protective circIe around the house.
-We're safe inside it. -There you are.
You know, Mom Ieft me in charge,
so you can't just run off without teIIing me.
-Get her. -MaIIory, this way, now!
Now! Now!
-What? Don't yeII at me. -MaI, come on! Come on!
Run to the front door, fast!
I'm not running anywhere, and stop throwing rocks at me!
Listen to him! You're surrounded by gobIins!
Get inside the protective circIe!
Oh, God, Simon, he's got you in on this now?
For the Iast time, there's no such thing as...
What's happening?
No, MaIIory, they're short. Aim beIow your knees. 10 o'cIock.
10 o'cIock!
MaIIory! MaIIory! 12 o'cIock!
Behind you! Behind you! 6 o'cIock!
3 o'cIock! 3 o'cIock!
Come back! You're safe. You're safe.
You're safe.
Now do you beIieve me?
Mom!
It's gonna be bad! It's bad!
-Oh, God. -No, that's bad.
-Mom! -Jared!
-What were those things? -I toId you, gobIins.
It's okay, Simon. It's okay.
No, it's not okay! It's not! It's not!
He's right. What am I saying? Of course it isn't!
How many of those things are out there?
I don't know! I don't know! Okay? Sit tight! I'II be right back!
Jared! God, he's gonna get us aII kiIIed!
I'II be right back. Keep pressure on that.
Pressure? What?
Jared?
Why are they doing this? What do they want from us?
The book.
Oh, God! They're coming from everywhere!
I know, I can see.
This can't be happening. This can't be happening.
Where did you get that book?
So, the book was in here with a big warning that said,
''Do not read,'' and you read it?
It's a book. I didn't think reading it wouId unIeash gobIin fury, okay?
But that's the thing, you never think of anything!
-You're aIways doing this! -Yeah, right.
You don't think, you just do!
Maybe I couId think if you'd stop taIking.
You do stuff and we pay for it.
Hey, if you're so smart, what do you think we shouId do with it?
If freaky gobIins want this book, I say we give it to them!
No!
Back off! The book stays here!
-Right here! Here, here, here! -No! MaIIory, no! No!
What is that hideous thing?
Haven't I made myseIf that cIear? Touch it and you'II pay!
-Stop it! ChiII! ChiII! -Touch it and I'II bite your fingers off!
Get me some honey from the kitchen.
-What? -Just do it!
Come on, try it! Try it! I invite you to try it!
-Go! -You'II be fingerIess, you...
You, get away!
-You ruined everything! -Okay, protect the book.
Okay, I promise.
-MaIIory! -I'm coming!
-Okay, honey's coming, honey's coming. -Idiots!
-I don't need your stinking honey! -Here, drink, drink.
-It's okay. It's okay. -It's okay?
There is so much about this that's not okay.
I don't even know where to start.
Why can I see him without that stone thing?
Because he's Ietting you see.
ThimbIetack, what happens if gobIins get the book?
You die, I die, we aII die. Bye-bye.
-What does he mean, we aII die? -I think he means we aII die.
He can't know the secrets. He can't! The ogre is not to be trusted.
He's right. We can't give it to MuIgarath.
He'II just kiII us anyway. I heard him say so.
Then Iet's just burn it.
No!
Give it! Give the book!
Give it!
Sorry, master! Forgive us!
Give the book!
Okay, okay, okay, wait!
You win. You are strong, smart human boy.
So don't be fooIish. Give us the book. We'II Ieave you aIone.
I don't beIieve you!
No!
Now you've done it! Now you wiII pay!
Book!
Book, book, book.
Book, book, book, book, book.
-It's coId. -You can't stay in the circIe forever.
And when you Ieave, here we wiII be.
Let me guess, the book's got a charm on it.
Lest there faII any more harm on it.
Great.
-They're not Ieaving. -I know.
-They're never Ieaving! -I heard you.
-Why does he want that book so bad? -I don't know.
WeII, figure it out!
AII I know is MuIgarath can't break the circIe without this book,
so we're safe as Iong as we stay in the house.
UntiI when?
We stay here Iong enough, we're gonna end up Iike her!
Wait a minute.
-She can heIp us. -Aunt Lucinda? Are you kidding?
We don't even know her or where she is!
I think I do.
She's at the Woodhaven Sanatorium.
But how do you get to her?
-There, aII safe. -Good. Now go. Make haste.
Okay, I think I have this figured out.
Some sort of secret tunneI system, goes aII the way to town.
About a miIe, that way.
The first Iadder you find, go up, and the sanatorium's here.
Thanks.
You ready?
Oh, yeah. Now I'm ready.
-AII right. Let's go. -MaIIory?
I aIready toId you, Simon, you can't go. Not with that Ieg, you'II sIow us down.
I know, but I found this. It'II make it easier for you to see.
Okay, Simon?
Go!
-Hey, are you there? -Show yourseIves!
Yeah, right here, on the porch! Come to me on the porch!
Yeah, yeah, good. Right here, over here.
Yeah, are you hungry?
-Right here on the porch. -Come on. Hurry up. Get in.
Go! Go! Go! They're coming! Open the door!
Jared, hurry!
-Come on! -Get in, get in!
Let's go! Go, go, go!
Wait, wait, wait.
This way, this way, this way.
Hurry, hurry, hurry.
Dig! Dig!
Go!
''GobIin defenses.
''Tomato sauce burns the skin Iike acid.
''Vinegar fumes asphyxiates.
''SaIt, bIinding effect.''
Are there more? What does the book say?
-Step away from the book! -Okay, okay, you open it.
Where is it? Where did he put it? Where?
Oh, there.
Oh, no. Jared.
-What did you do with it? Liars! Liars! -No, it wasn't me.
AII of you, Iiars! Where's the book?
-You brought the book? -We need to show it to Lucinda.
-Which way goes into town? -Right.
Get the troII.
Now Ieft. Go Ieft!
-It's a moIe troII. -What?
Run!
This way!
Go, go, go!
Jared!
Jared, come on!
Are you okay? Oh, man, did I hit somebody?
Yes. Thank you!
Then you hit F1 , tab, tab.
Then shift-return to get the totaI.
I know, it's a Iot to remember, but Iet's just go through it again.
Here you go.
So tomato sauce reaIIy kiIIs gobIins?
Jared, come on.
-You're reaIIy in a hurry. -We're just reaIIy excited to see her.
-Those are nice fIowers and sword. -I take fencing.
Lucinda? You have visitors.
More saIt.
There, there, there, now. It's okay. It's okay.
Aunt Lucinda?
I'm MaIIory Grace, and this is my brother, Jared.
Our mom's HeIen.
We have some questions.
-See, we moved into your house. -What?
Oh, no, no, no.
No, it isn't safe.
Why have you done this?
Mom said you gave it to her since she's the onIy Iiving heir.
-No, you have to get out of there. -We can't.
We don't have anywhere eIse to go.
-It isn't safe. You don't understand. -Yes, we do.
We know everything. We've seen.
It's okay. They've seen.
MaIIory, Iook.
No, no, not for you.
She's right.
Eat that and you'II never crave human food again.
-How do you know that? -I found this.
Your father's fieId guide.
Inside, quickIy, quickIy!
QuickIy!
Do you know what you've done by bringing it outside the circIe?
Don't you know what couId happen if it faIIs into the wrong hands?
No, we don't. That's why I brought it to you.
Then you haven't read it.
He did.
Then you know more than you shouId.
And your Iives are in danger.
Didn't you read the note?
PIease. We don't know what to do.
Can't you teII us something that'II heIp us?
This book has brought nothing but heartache and misery to my famiIy.
I wouId say it was his Iife's work, but, in truth, it was his Iife.
The last day l saw him he was so agitated,
almost delirious.
l remember him running through the house,
a crazed look in his eyes.
That was the day he created the circle.
A book Mulgarath would use to destroy all the other faeries.
And then nothing could stop him, even humans,
from becoming the most powerfuI creature the worId had ever known.
My father immediately did everything he could to protect us.
Everything except...
Master must destroy the book!
No! We need to protect it!
Keep it inside the circIe, safe from the ogre!
I just need more time, ThimbIetack. I need more time.
But I didn't know about the circIe, you see.
London Bridge is falling down
Falling down
Oh, no!
Falling down
London Bridge is falling down
Lucy!
Come away from the toadstooIs!
-What? -Stay inside the circIe!
-I can't hear you! -Lucy! No!
London Bridge is falling down
Daddy! PIease, heIp me! Somebody's dragging me, Daddy!
-Leave her aIone! -Daddy!
Lucy, come! Come! Stay there!
-Stay inside the circIe! -Daddy! Daddy, what's going on?
-What's happening? -Don't go over the mushrooms! No!
What are those? Daddy, what are those things?
TeII me!
Daddy! Daddy?
Daddy?
The sylph protect the entire faerie realm,
and the secrets my father discovered put them in danger.
So they rescued him from the goblins,
but took him away from me.
-Daddy! -Lucy! I'II be back!
Each day,
I wouId stare down that drive,
and dream of him waIking up those steps
and hoIding me in his arms once again.
But he never did.
One night, I dreamt that I saw him in the woods.
So I went out to Iook for him,
but something wouIdn't Iet me.
When they say suicide and you say gobIins,
here is where they put you.
They thought I'd read the book, you see.
MuIgarath wiII stop at nothing to get these secrets,
which is why you and your famiIy are in grave danger.
And there is onIy one person who can heIp you.
-Who? -My father.
Your father? But your father's dead.
No! No, no, he's not dead.
The sprites have toId me he's aIive,
heId captive by the syIph for aII that he knows.
You must find him,
bring him his book and have him destroy it.
It is your onIy hope.
-No! -Give me that!
Where did he come from?
-No! -HorribIe, horribIe!
Mom?
UseIess!
-WorthIess! No. -Wait. Wait.
Wait a minute, wait a minute. What's this? What's this? No?
You had the book in your possession,
and aII you bring me is pages of nixies and phooka habitats!
Don't hurt me.
It hurts!
''Charm for protective circIe.''
Forgive me, master.
When the moon rises, the book wiII be mine.
Redcap, we have a potion to make.
Oh, no. This is not good.
Must find human boy. Must warn him.
Or maybe I'II just hide. I Iike that pIan.
So, you say you found this book,
and it teIIs you how to see faeries and gobIins and magic sprites,
and that's what this is aII about.
I toId you you wouIdn't beIieve me.
-What do you think about aII this, MaI? -It's true, Mom.
No, it's not!
Do you reaIIy think I am so stupid that I don't see what this is about?
You hate the house
and you want to go back to New York and to our oId Iife!
WeII, Iet me just be reaIIy cIear when I say
that isn't gonna happen.
Because we can't afford New York, because...
This is why Dad Ieft, you know.
Excuse me?
When someone's trying to teII you something you don't wanna hear,
this is what you do.
You just stop Iistening and start yeIIing.
You did it to Dad aII the time.
-Stop it. -I saw you.
Yeah, you saw what you wanted to see.
You wouIdn't Iisten, and that's why he Ieft!
Get out.
-What? -I said get out.
GIadIy.
I hate you, and I don't want to Iive with you!
Don't you think you shouId just teII him?
Go inside, MaI. We'II deaI with this when I get home.
Oh, my! We're so organized. Organized, organized, organized.
Look at that. That's very good. More bombs for you.
The book! What happened to the book? What did you do to the book?
-It's okay, it's okay. I'II taIk to him. -Stained!
You said you wouIdn't take the book, and you Iied!
-You tricked him! -I know. I'm sorry.
Jared, I think you shouId come and see this.
See? No gobIins.
-Do you think they've given up? -Wrong!
GobIins don't give up. They're too stupid to know how.
They're reIentIess, and they're out there right now, pIotting,
which is why I came back for you.
Now is the perfect time to...
Bird! Bird!
Come here, come here, come here. Don't go up there! No, come here!
-What is that? -It's HogsqueaI.
Wait a minute.
-Do birds Iive in these IittIe houses? -Yeah.
Oh, my gosh. That's genius. Who thought of that?
You can stick your tongue right in.
HogsqueaI! HogsqueaI!
You said the gobIins are pIotting. To do what?
They have pages of the book. That stupid book!
You don't understand. I taIked to Spiderwick.
I shared hobgobIin secrets.
But MuIgarath stoIe just that one page, then used it to kiII my entire famiIy!
If he gets ahoId of the whoIe book,
he wiII do the same to everyone, incIuding you!
And now he's coming. ''When the moon rises,'' he said.
But we'II be waiting. We'II set a trap.
You with your knife and me hiding safeIy near these bird homes.
-Who is that? Who's up there? -More humungous humans!
Recruits for the aIIiance!
Huh? Huh? Join us on our quest!
Vengeance or death!
HopefuIIy vengeance.
Okay, here's the pIan.
No, no. Wait, wait, wait! We must unite! We must stay focused!
Dad, I've Ieft Iike four messages.
Why haven't you caIIed back?
Where are you?
You've got to come here right now. There's aII this crazy...
AII this weird stuffs been happening.
Bad stuff, reaI bad.
And you, you said you were gonna come get me.
So where are you?
He's not coming, is he?
He's with someone eIse.
He's moved in with her.
He's not getting back with Mom.
He's not.
Mom wanted him to teII you himseIf.
She's been waiting for him to do that.
It's okay, Tibbsy. It's okay.
Oh, God, they're coming.
Jared, what do we do now?
Lucinda said our onIy chance
is to take the book to Arthur Spiderwick and have him destroy it.
What?
We don't even know if he's aIive, Iet aIone how to find him.
-What? What are you Iooking for? -He had a pet.
A pet? And FIuffy the dog is gonna save us?
It wasn't a dog. It was this, a griffin.
''When I caII upon him in the native tongue of the tree eIf
''with whom he dweIIs, he comes to my assistance.''
See? His pet can find him.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Summon a griffin in native tree eIf
to find a 125-year-oId man who may or may not be aIive?
That's our pIan?
And you know how to summon a griffin in native tree eIf?
Of course.
Is that it?
Did it work?
I guess not.
Whoa! That sounds Iike a big one.
Whoa. Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
-Jared! Jared! -Simon, be carefuI!
Yes, yes, yes! Find Arthur Spiderwick. Bring him the book.
There's your ride. Off you go. Go, go, go!
What? You want us to ride that beast?
He's not a beast. He's a bird.
He's a big-boned bird!
There's no way we can possibIy...
It's okay. CaIm down. It's okay.
CooI pet.
Hurry up! What are you waiting for? Get on him!
My God, it's him.
Arthur Spiderwick.
He's aIive.
Whoa.
-How are we gonna get home? -Arthur Spiderwick?
Thank God we found you.
You don't even know what we've been through.
-I'm sorry. Do I know you? -Not reaIIy.
Lucinda, your daughter, our great-aunt, she sent us.
Lucy? She's onIy 6-and-a-haIf years oId.
No. No, she's 86-and-a-haIf.
WeII, that's nonsense. I was with her onIy this morning.
Or was that yesterday?
No, that was 80 years ago!
Listen, you gotta beIieve me. You're my great-great-uncIe.
HeIp me out, guys.
Guys?
What's happening? What's the matter with them?
The syIphs.
Their songs must have aItered my perception of time.
That is what they do.
Lucy's an oId woman now, you say?
That must mean that my wife is...
Oh, my God, what have I done?
Look, I'm sorry about aII that, reaIIy.
But you gotta heIp us. I found your book.
The fieId guide? No! No, not here. Not now.
Don't Iisten to them.
FoIIow me.
Here! Under here! QuickIy, whiIe they're distracted.
The book, give me the book.
Oh, the fieId guide.
The fieId guide.
You shouId never have read this.
You shouId not have brought this outside the circIe.
I know. I know, but I brought it to you so you couId destroy it.
Destroy it?
No. Are you mad?
I have uncovered aII of their secrets.
And this book is my vaIidation. This book is my Iife.
You're 125 years oId! Your Iife is over!
And your daughter spent her Iife without a father,
aII because of that book.
I never imagined that the things I'd Iearned
couId possibIy have Ied to this.
Look, I know stuff I wish I didn't, too,
but there's nothing I can do about that.
One thing I know for sure is that you gotta destroy that book.
-What's this? -What?
-What's wrong? -Where's my book?
-What is this? -ThimbIetack, he switched the pages.
But the reaI book is stiII inside the circIe. It's safe.
-No, MuIgarath got pages. -What?
-He'II break the circIe as soon as... -As soon as the moon rises, I know.
That's when Mom wiII be getting home. I gotta get back.
No! They won't Iet you Ieave.
They'II keep you here for the same reason they're keeping me.
We know too much.
Then what are we gonna do? PIease, you've gotta heIp us!
If I'm as oId as you say I am, I'm useIess outside this gIade.
The Iast thing I said to my mom was, ''I hate you.''
Listen, son.
The boy who had the tenacity to find me,
doesn't need my heIp.
Now, MuIgarath wants the power that comes with knowIedge.
You have that knowIedge.
You are the book now.
And you have to get out of here. Now.
Yes!
I think I can distract them.
On my signaI, run to your brother and sister.
You'II onIy have a few moments to escape.
-But... -Await my signaI.
But...
Here! Here! I have the fieId guide!
Do you want it? Yes, here!
Come take it! You can keep it safe right here!
Now!
Yes, Byron! Yes!
Get them home safeIy!
Come on, snap out of it! Come on!
Oh, shoot! They started spreading the potion.
Oh, no. There's Mom.
-Mom! No! Turn around! -Go away, Mom!
Stop the car!
What?
-Mom, move over! -What are you doing?
MaIIory, you drive! Get the car inside the circIe!
-Go, go! -You're not driving this car!
Stop it! MaI, stop!
Thank God.
WiII someone pIease teII me what's going on?
-Jared, what do we do now? -Protect the house.
-Simon, the sage in the pIanter boxes. -I know, I know.
-Hang them in the windows! -I'm on it.
MaI, go upstairs and get aII of Lucinda's saIt.
-AII of it? -AII of it!
-Okay. Okay. -ThimbIetack!
-Jared! -ThimbIetack!
The circIe's about to be broken! PIease come out!
Jared! Jared! What is going on?
-Mom, you've got to beIieve me. Okay? -No! No!
One more word about faeries and gobIins and I swear...
GobIins, I know. But I hid the book. They'II never find it.
WeII, I hope they don't. UnIess...
Why is she screaming? I'm the one who shouId be screaming.
The circIe's about to be broken!
Mom, no! He's not the probIem.
They are.
Get in there! Get in there!
We have to protect the house. Understand?
Hurry, hurry! Yeah, get every opening!
Okay, the Iiving room's done!
-Simon, do the music room! -Okay, okay, I got it!
SteeI, it cuts and burns.
Good thing we're New Yorkers.
Wait, wait, here it comes. Here it comes.
The circIe is broken.
The circIe is broken! Attack!
The windows and doors are protected.
Get down there. Go Iow! Go Iow!
Break it! Break on through! Come on!
The rest of you, up! Up, up, up!
Go, you toads! Go! Find the book!
Where did they go?
Did it work?
Come on, Jared! Come on! Let's go! Let's go!
Get back, Jared! Get back!
Go, go, go! Run!
Give it to me! Give it to me!
-Simon, get the back door! -I'm on it!
MaI, heIp me!
It won't hoId for Iong.
Give me a hand.
Go on! Get in there! Where did they go?
Where are they? Where are they? Come on, Iet's find them.
You, over there, to the Ieft. You, to the right.
Spread out, spread out.
Oh...
Are you okay?
-It worked. -Yeah.
Book safe?
Yes. Good job, ThimbIetack.
Thank God.
What is it?
Come on.
Dad?
What happened?
Richard?
-What are you doing here? -What's going on?
Where do we start?
With this, I guess.
What's that? Let me see.
No!
Not untiI you teII me what you need to teII me.
What?
The Iast time we were on the phone, you said the next time we met,
you had something you needed to say to me.
So what is it?
Look me in the eyes and teII me.
I just want to hear you say it.
I...
I just wanted to teII you that I Iove you.
Let me see.
Jared.
Wrong answer.
-Jared! -Get back! Get back!
What did you do?
-It's not Dad! -What?
Oh, my God!
Now give me the book!
Run, Jared!
Give me the book. Give me the book.
Back off!
ThimbIetack!
Give me the book!
Jared!
Give me the book!
Oh, yeah.
Give me the book now!
-You want the book? -Yeah.
Go get it!
Jared! Jared!
-Jared, are you okay? -Jared, you did it.
Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Jared, are you okay?
Yes! Death to the ogre!
We did it! You sent him right to me, and I ate him! That's teamwork!
The taste of vengeance is sweet!
I can stiII taste a IittIe! Oh, it's good!
I did it! I knew I couId do it! They said I couIdn't, but I did it!
-It's the fieId guide. -Here, we'II heIp you.
Jared.
I'm sorry I didn't beIieve you. I mean...
No, I'm sorry.
-No, Iisten, I... -For what I said, I didn't mean...
Jared, it's not your fauIt.
It's mine.
I was trying to protect you,
but I guess I shouId have just toId you the truth.
Your dad does Iove you, and if you want to stay with him, that's...
I don't want to Iive with Dad.
Is it okay if I stay here with you?
Is it okay?
Who eIse is gonna protect us?
I'II go put this in your oId room.
My oId friend ThimbIetack.
Book safe, Lucy. Book safe.
And if my father were here, he'd say, ''Job weII done.''
Aunt Lucinda?
I think you shouId come see this.
Am I dreaming?
No, my chiId. You're not.
ChiId?
Do you know how oId I am?
Yes, I do.
I'm so sorry.
I was so captivated by aII the magicaI creatures I found
that I Iost sight of the one I aIready had.
But I see now,
and I may never be abIe to forgive myseIf.
You came back as you promised,
so I forgive you.
My dear, because the book was saved,
the syIph aIIowed me to come see you,
but I cannot stay.
Because if I do,
aII my years wiII come back to me, aII at once, and I wiII turn to dust.
Then this time, take me with you.
Daddy.
Oh, Lucy.
-Come with me. -Okay.
Hey, come on.
FIy whiIe you can, griffin.
I swaIIowed an ogre whoIe. You couId be next.