"Rise of the Guardians" movie quotes take moviegoers on a fantastical adventure into the lives of everyone's favorite magical heroes, Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Sandman and Jack Frost. The 3D animated adventure film was released by DreamWorks Animation in conjunction with Paramount Pictures on November 21, 2012, in the United States. Peter Ramsey directed the screenplay by David Lindsay-Abaire based on "The Guardians of Childhood" book series by William Joyce.
In "Rise of the Guardians," all is well in the world with the Guardians, North or Santa Claus (voiced by Alec Baldwin), Bunnymund or the Easter Bunny (voiced by Hugh Jackman), Tooth or the Tooth Fairy (voiced by Isla Fisher) and Sandman, all happily making children smile and keeping them safe. This glorious plan is interrupted by Pitch, the Boogeyman (voiced by Jude Law), who wants to bring the sense of fear into all of the children of the world.
The Guardians are tasked with protecting the children against the evil Pitch but they cannot do it alone. To boost their power, the Guardians enlist Jack Frost (voiced by Chris Pine), a young, carefree boy, to join their ranks. But Jack isn't immediately interested in the mission. This only complicates the work the Guardians must do to keep the children of the world happy, hopeful and safe.
While the computer-animated fantasy tale is sure to please young and old audiences alike, if you're looking to enjoy a movie with a bit more live action, there's plenty else to see in theaters. Check out "Skyfall," "Lincoln," "Flight," "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2," "Anna Karenina," "This Must Be the Place," "Cloud Atlas," "Wreck-It Ralph," "Nobody Walks," "The Sessions," "Silent Hill: Revelation 3D," "Chasing Mavericks," "Alex Cross," "Smashed," "Sinister," "Seven Psychopaths," "Argo," and "Looper."
Rise of the Guardians Movie Quotes,
Santa's Workshop
Jack Frost: "Slow down, would ya? I've been trying to bust in here for a long time. I want a good look."
North: "What do you mean, bust in?"
Jack Frost: "Oh, don't worry, I never got past the Yetis."
North: "Keep up, Jack, keep up."
Jack Frost: "I always thought the elves made the toys."
North: "We just let them believe that."
There's a reason no one gets to visit Santa's workshop at the North Pole. It's not that it's really far away and cold, it's that there are many secrets there, elves and Yetis included.
Pretty Teeth
Tooth: "Look at all the pretty teeth with the cute little blood and gum on them!"
Little Girl: "Whaaaa!"
Tooth: "Don't forget to floss!"
The Tooth Fairy seems so sweet and innocent but when she meets a little girl, her creepy side, that one that enjoys blood and gums, shines through.
Jack vs Bunny
Jack Frost: "You don't want me. You're all hard word and deadlines and I'm all snowballs and fun times. I'm not a Guardian."
Tooth: "Jack, I don't think you understand what it is we do. Each of those lights is a child."
North: "And good or bad, naughty or nice, we protect them."
Jack Frost: "No, no, no, no offense"
Bunnymund: "How, how, how is that not offensive? I mean, what's this clown know about bringing joy to children anyway?"
Jack Frost: "Uh, you ever hear of a snow day? I know it's no hard-boiled egg but kids like what I do."
Bunnymund: "But none of them believe in you, do they?"
Tooth: "Bunny, enough!"
Jack Frost: "No, the kangaroo's right."
Bunnymund: "The what? What did you call me? I'm not a kangaroo, mate."
Jack Frost: "If you're not a kangaroo, what are you?"
Bunnymund: "I'm a bunny, the Easter Bunny."
Poor Jack. He just doesn't fit in with the group, especially in that he's a bit more obnoxious than the rest, especially to Bunnymund.
Dream Sand
Jamie: "Santa Claus? The Easter Bunny? Sandman? The Tooth Fairy? I knew you'd come!"
Tooth: "Surprise! We came! Shhh, you guys, he's still awake!"
Bunnymund: "Sandy, knock him out! With the dream sand, you Gumby!"
Jamie: "No, stop, that's the Easter Bunny. What are you doing, Abby, down!"
Bunnymund: "All right, nobody panic."
Jack Frost: "That's a, um, that's a greyhound. Do you know what greyhounds do to rabbits?"
Bunnymund: "I think it's a pretty safe bet he's never met a rabbit like me. Six-foot-one, nerves of steel, master of Tai Chi and the ancient art... Crikey!"
Being the big, tough bunny that he is, Bunnymund is not intimidated by Jamie's pet dog Abby but that all changes when Abby attacks. Good thing Sandman is there with his dream sand to settle everyone down, the Guardians included.
Becoming an Guardian
Jack Frost: "Anyone want to tell me why I'm here? I must have done something really bad to get your four together. Am I on the naughty list?"
North: "Ha, on the naughty list? You hold the record. But no matter, we overlook. We are wiping clean the slate."
Jack Frost: "How come?"
Bunnymund: "Ah, good question"
North: "How come?! I tell you how come because now you are Guardian!"
Jack Frost: "What makes you think I want to be a Guardian?"
North: "Of course you do. Music!"
Jack Frost: "No music!"
Jack Frost is curious why he was called upon to visit the North Pole all of a sudden. He knows it's something big but is surprised to hear that they want him to become a Guardian.
That Dream is Over
Pitch: "That dream is over. It's time for fear to rule the world."
Pitch, aka The Boogeyman, has a different idea of how the world should run and his plan is all about bringing fear into the minds of children. That's when the Guardians must step in to prevent that.
We Need Help
North: "The children are in danger. We need help. Bring me Jack Frost."
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North: "There he is! Jack Frost!"
Jack Frost: "Santa! Whoa!"
North: "I hope the Yetis treated you well."
Jack Frost: "Well, yeah, I love being thrown in a sack and tossed in a magic portal."
North: "Oh, good. That was my idea."
Upon arriving at the North Pole, Jack Frost is surprised to meet Santa. His ride in however, via a sack tossed around by Yetis, was not the best.
Our Job to Protect the Children
North: "We go by many names and take many forms. We bring wonder and hope. We bring joy and dreams. We are the Sandman and the Tooth Fairy. We are the Easter Bunny and Santa. And our powers are greater than you ever imagine. It is our job to protect the children of the world. For as long as they believe in us, we will guard them with our lives."
As North (Santa Claus) explains, the special figures in children's lives like the Easter Bunny and Tooth Fairy are not just there to bring enjoyment to children but also protect them.