With every sun comes a new day.
A new beginning.
A hope that things will be better today than they were yesterday.
But not for me. My name's Eep.
And this is my family. The Croods.
If you weren't clued already, by animal skin
and sloping forehead, we are cavemen.
Most days we spend in our cave,
in the dark.
Night after night, day after day.
Yep. Home sweet home.
When we did go out, we struggled to find food
in a harsh and hostile world.
And I struggled to survive my family.
We were the last ones around.
There used to be neighbors.
The Gorts, smashed by a mammoth.
The Horks, swallowed by a sand snake.
The Erfs, mosquito bite.
The Throgs, common cold.
And the Croods... That's us.
The Croods made it, because of my dad.
He was strong, and he followed the rules,
the ones painted on our cave walls:
Anything new is bad. Curiosity is bad.
Going out at night is bad.
Basically, anything fun is bad.
Welcome to my world.
But this is a story about how all that changed in an instant.
Because what we didn’t know was that our world
was about to come to an end.
And there were no rules on our cave walls
to prepare us for that.
You're supposed to wait for my signal, Eep.
Eep.
We've been in that cave forever.
Three days is not forever.
It is with this family.
Eep, will you come down here?
You're being so... so dramatic.
No, no, no, Sandy, come back here!
Remember the signal. Good girls wait for the signal.
Ugga! -As soon as I get Sandy, I'll go back in, and you can give the signal.
No. But you're already out now.
I am waiting for the signal, Dad!
Never mind, Thunk. Just come out.
But if you don't give me the signal, how do I know you're my dad?
The signal isn't so you know it's me. It's so you know I wasn't eaten by an animal.
Then why is the signal an animal noise?
I mean, doesn't that just confuse things?
I'm still waiting for the signal.
Mom, we're ready to leave!
Mom?
Still alive!
It's still early.
And you're still fat.
Breakfast formation!
I want to see some real caveman action out there!
We do this fast. We do this loud,
we do this as a family,
and never not be afraid!
THE CROODS
Yay... breakfast...
Okay, who's up? We'll flip for it.
Call her in the air. - Heads!
Tails. Thunk's in. Positions!
Okay. Thunk, go!
Come on, Thunk.
Way to go! Take it to the cave!
Release the baby!
Get 'em, Sandy, go!
Get them, Mom!
Old lady down!
Eep, avenge me!
Thanks.
Eep! - Heads up!
Hey, Dad, can we eat now?
Just wait til we get home.
Eep, put on the brakes!
Eep!
Who's hungry?
Good one, Dad.
Here you go, Thunk. Drink up.
Sorry, dad. - Looks like fast food tonight!
That's all right. I ate last week.
Two knuckle warning!
Go, go, go.
Come on, come on.
Darkness brings death! We know this.
The moon is full. Bath night.
Run for your life! - You to, Mom.
I don't want to lose my protective layer.
Mom, you've got ants.
See? Sandy doesn't fuss.
Is she still out there? - You know she hates the cave, Grug.
Please come back tomorrow.
How can she not like the cave? It's so cozy.
It is a little dark, right?
It's not that dark.
Eep!
Come on, I gotta close the cave.
Eep!
Okay! Okay!
Come on.
Eep! Come down!
That was too close! - I was watching. I was fine.
What were you doing up there, Eep? - I don't know. - What were you looking for? - Nothing.
Well then, why did you go up there? - I don't know! - Why don't you know?
Stop looking for things!
Fear keeps us alive, Eep.
Never not be afraid.
What's the point of all this?
What was that? - I mean, why are we here?
What are we doing this for?
No one said survival is fun.
Nothing is fun.
Would you come down here? - Grug? - Eep?
Off! - Yes. Okay... - Off!
I just don't see why she needs her own ledge. That's all. That's what this is about.
She's working through some things and needs some space.
What things? How long is this going to take?
Really? She already doesn't listen to me. Hey!
See? She's listening.
If she wants to survive, she has to follow our rules.
How about a story? Eep loves those. - That's a good idea.
How about a story, huh? - Yeah, tell us a story.
Okay. Can I borrow that? Thank you.
Eep! Your old favourite!
I haven't played with that thing in years.
Tonight we'll hear the story of Krispy Bear.
A long time ago, this little bear was alive.
She was alive because she listened to her father
and lived her life in routine and darkness and terror.
So she was happy.
But Krispy had one terrible problem.
She was filled with...
curiosity.
Grug! - Yes, yes.
And one day, while she was in a tree,
the curious little bear wanted to climb to the top.
What? - And no sooner had she climbed to the top she saw something new and
died. - Just like that?
Yes! Her last moments of terror still frozen on her face.
Same ending as every day.
I get it, Dad. I will never do anything new or different.
Good man, Thunk. - All right, everyone sharpen your teeth
and let's pile up.
Air... - You talk.
I'm person, like you.
Sort of... like you.
Okay, okay. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Could you... Could you mind not...
That tickles. Hey, hey, hey. Hey!
Quiet! I am not supposed to be out here.
Eep's gone. - What? Grug!
Stay in the cave!
Wow, you're really strong.
No! It's mine! - Please... - No! No!
But it is dying! - I caught it. - I can fix it. Please...
Please. I hate the dark.
Come on, come on...
It does what you tell it?
Well, yeah, sort of.
Sun? - No, no. Fire.
Hi, Fire. - It's not alive.
But you said it was dying.
Sorry. - It comes from where you came from?
No, I make it. - Make some for me.
Okay! It doesn't come out of me. - Make.
Make. Make it!
You do this a lot.
Are you dead? Can I have your fire if you're dead?
Hey, those are cold! You think? Listening shells, activate.
I concur. Tiger girl, we need to leave immediately.
I don't even know you.
I'm Guy. - Guy?
And this is Belt. Cook, conversationalist, navigator,
also keeps my pants up.
What are 'pants up'? - Who are you?
Eep. - Let me clarify, Eep. The world is ending.
What? - I'm calling it..."The End."
How do you know? - I've seen it. It's coming this way.
First, the ground is gonna shake. Then it breaks open.
Everything falls in.
Fire. Lava. I don't mean to sound too dramatic, but...
Believe me, everything we're standing on, all this right here, will be gone.
We've got to get to high ground. I know a mountain,
that way. It's our only chance.
Come with me.
I can't. - Okay.
Here.
If you survive, call me.
Thank you.
Hello?
Hey!
Dad! - Are you hurt? What took you?
Nothing. I left on my own.
You... what? - Dad, let me explain.
You never let me talk.
You're grounded.
Eep! - Mom!
Grug! What happened?
You know what, I am so mad right now that I can't talk to her.
Eep? - You'll never believe it.
I found something new.
New? - New is a big problem.
Wait. Wait. - Eep, stay inside the family kill circle.
But it wasn't bad. - New is always bad.
No. He was nice. - What? Excuse me? He?
Well, I thought he was a warthog,
but then he turned into a boy.
Strange. Usually it’s the reverse.
Eep’s got a boy hog! Eep’s got a boy...
There was a boy. Watch, okay? I'm gonna call him.
What is wrong with you?
It was dangerous. - It was beautiful.
You want to see dangerous? Here.
Ow! My sniffer! - Okay, Eep, that’s it.
We’re going back to the cave and you’re going to stay in there until you’re older than...
her! - What?
You can’t keep me inside forever!
He said this would happen.
Get to the cave.
Go!
Look out!
Stop!
Is everyone okay? - Yes.
Grug, the cave. It’s gone.
No...
You really need to see this.
We should go there! - No. No.
No one is going anywhere.
What else did that boy say?
Come on, gran! - Just go. Go! Go!
One, two, three, four, five...
Six.
Where are we? - I don’t know.
Down. In a lower place.
One thing’s for sure, we can’t go back the way we came.
Sandy? What is it?
No, no. Wait. Come back, Sandy.
We can’t be out in the open like this.
We need a cave.
Now step where I step
Okay. Stay quiet.
Hopefully nothing big knows we’re here yet.
Wait! Okay.
Wait!
Okay. Wait.
So Dad, just to be clear, are we looking for the exact same cave?
Okay. If it was me... I was throwing this out there. If it was me choosing the cave,
I would go with a smaller cave.
Wait!
Dad! - I’ll take care of this.
All right, Dad, go get ’em.
Hah! I’m loving this.
Dad, I got this. Just stop running to their fists!
Grug, when you’re done, we should get going.
That’s right! You can’t get past this!
Climb! Climb! Climb!
Move!
Cave! Go! Go!
Come on, hurry up! Let’s go! Come on!
Hey, look! This cave has a tongue! Awesome!
Okay. That's one, two, three, four, five...
Six. - And seven, if we’re counting Chunky the Death Cat.
He’s scared of the dark!
Wait, we’re scared of the dark!
Kill circle!
Eep!
Cavies! - Cavies?
Cavemen! Stand back! They’re practically animals.
See their bony, sloping foreheads? - Yeah!
The huge primitive teeth? - Yeah.
The excessive body hair?
That one’s even got a tail! - Yeah.
All right. Close your eyes. I’m going to have to take their lives.
No, it won’t help. They’re my family.
What?
The sun is in his hands! - No, no, it’s fire.
Where did it come from? - He made it.
Make some for me! - It doesn’t come out of him.
Make! Make it!
You know, you’re a lot like your daughter.
Great, now he’s broken!
Oh, it’s a baby sun! - Whoa! Hey! Stay back! We don’t know what it wants.
Now we’ll all sit here and wait for the sun to come back.
And tomorrow we’ll find a new cave
and pretend today never happened.
Isn’t this fun, Eep?
Eep, don’t touch him! Goodness knows where he’s been.
Dad, Sandy’s hurting fire!
Sandy! No! Fire is not a plaything.
What a cute little guy. - Hey, stay back!
No, no, no, wait!
It likes me! Hey! It’s biting me!
Thunk! Try hiding from it in the tall, dry grass!
Stop, please! I’m only nine! It’s biting me!
Fire babies!
Hi. - So, your dad, he’s trying to kill me.
Yeah. But I won’t let him.
Hold on, son, come back!
It won't stop. Stop touching me!
Get out!
Eat up, babies!
Die!
I win!
They’re not so scary once you get to know them.
Who are you people? - Oh, I’m sorry. We’re the Crods!
And you are?
Guy. - Hi, Guy.
Looks like magic!
And smells like food.
Don't eat it, it's new.
Still alive!
Come on, keep eating!
Hey, where's Guy?
Going somewhere? -The Mountain. High ground. End of the world, remember?
That already happened. It destroyed our cave.
No. That was just the beginning of the end. The end of the end is still coming.
Eep. Drop it.
We can't let him go!
What if we don’t find a cave before sunset?
What if it takes a few days?
What if the birds come back?
We need his fire, dummy!
Fine. You’re staying with us until we find a cave.
What? No, I’m not! Don’t make me part of this.
Stay here if you want, but let me go.
I’ve got a dream, a mission, a reason to live!
Not anymore!
I’ve got an idea. Let’s go to that Mountain.
It's too far. - Dad really has his heart set on a cave.
There are caves on that Mountain.
Have you been there?
It's a mountain. Mountains are safe. Mountains have caves...
Water. Sticks.
Mom, did you hear that? I can get my own stick!
Yes. Sticks. And caves. Caves and sticks. Crazy sticks. Let's go.
Quiet!
That thing is weird.
No. No. No. It's okay, Sandy.
That's just a belt.
I’ve made a decision. We’re going to that Mountain!
Don’t ask me why. It’s just a hunch.
It just feels right. - I don’t know, Grug.
We’ve never really walked that far.
I don’t think my feet can do that.
I’ll never live long enough to get there.
Let's do it.
Oh, come on, just think.
Our whole family, packed together on a long, slow trip across the country?
Days and nights with just each other?
We’ll tell stories. We’ll laugh.
We’ll become closer as a family.
Get her off! Get her off!
If you’re not ready to challenge her, then don’t look her in the eye.
Could you keep your big giant arms on your side of the trail?
Isn’t this fun? We’re taking our first trip together.
Stop shoving, or I will pull out your tongue!
Do you want me to turn this family around? Do you?
Because I will turn this family around so fast!
Dad, I gotta go! - Come on, you can hold it.
Sandy, take that out of your mouth.
I still gotta go!
Fine... - Quit it! - Just make it fast.
Something bit me! - I don’t blame it!
Dad, can I take a turn carrying him? - No.
What about now? - No! - Now? - No!
Now? - I can do this all day long.
No, no, no, and still no!
I’m not dying on an empty stomach.
Grug, we’re all pretty tired.
We’ll eat when we get there. - It's taking too long!
I'm grabbing a snack.
Don't do that! He will cut you. That's not food, he's a pet.
My pet. - What's a pet? - An animal you don't eat.
We call those children.
No man should have a pet. It's weird. And wrong.
It's... food! - No, no, please!
Not that. That!
Food fixes everything. All right, show me your hunting face.
Not you! You're still grounded.
Come on, Thunk.
My feet hurt.
You look tense. - I'm not tense.
Angry girl wants to do what they're doing.
I wasn't ready.
Hang on, Thunk. I'm coming.
Why are you doing this?
What are they doing? - Hunting.
You stay away from me!
No, seriously, what are they doing?
You’ve got a ton of eggs. Just make another egg!
Now you’re just rubbing it in.
There. Who is hungry for scorpion?
What happened to the egg and the bird?
You know, we lost 'em. But,
when the bird stepped on me and pushed me into the ground,
the scorpion grabbed a hold of me, and you know, one thing led to another
and here we are, eating him.
So, win-win. - Not enough.
Not enough. I need more. I need more! - Oh, look at that.
She’s not gonna eat me, right?
You’re too skinny. If she was going to eat anyone, it would be...
Mom! She locked her jaw!
Stay away! You sick old monster!
Hurry! Put the stick in her mouth!
Hold her still. Use a rock.
Would you just hit her legs?
Why are you rolling away?
I just want something to eat!
You had bug for dinner. Plenty of bug!
Please! I'll let you help me hunt.
Really? - Don't wait on me!
Tell my story.
Okay. - What do you call this?
A trap. - What is the deal?
Well...
How long have you been alone?
So what do we do?
How's your acting?
You're good at this.
Sorry. No. Okay. - Excuse me.
That’s my arm! - Okay, I'm moving it...
It didn’t step on your trap-y thing. - Yeah, I noticed!
Where's Eep?
She's awesome.
Eep! - Dad, no!
It’s an avalanche of flavor!
Looks like we won’t have any leftovers.
What are leftovers?
You know, when you have so much food to eat you have some left over.
Well, we never have that much food.
Grug, how about a story?
That’s a good idea. How about a story, huh?
Yeah, a story! Tell us a story!
Once upon a time there was a little tiger
who lived in a cave with her family.
There were a lot of rules, but the big, simple one was
to never leave the cave at night.
And the door was so heavy, you’d think it would be easy to remember.
So easy to remember. - I know.
But while everyone was asleep,
she went out anyway. - No! - Yes!
And no sooner than she did her cave was destroyed
and everyone had to go on this long, sucky walk,
with some weirdo they met,
and died!
The end.
I did not see that coming.
My stories never end like that.
Yes! Two stories in one night!
Okay, but it won’t be as good as Grug’s.
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful tiger.
She lived in a cave with the rest of her family.
Her father and mother told her: "You may go anywhere you want,
but never go near the cliff, for you could fall."
And die. Good story.
But when no one was looking, she would go near the cliff,
for the closer she came to the edge,
the more she could hear, the more she could see, and the more she could feel.
Finally she stood at the very edge,
and she saw a light. She leaned to touch it,
and she slipped. - And she fell.
And she flew.
Where did she fly?
Tomorrow. - Tomorrow?
A place with more suns in the sky than you can count.
It would be so bright. - A place not like today, or yesterday.
A place where things are better.
Tomorrow isn’t a place. It's... It's... It's...
You can’t see it! - Oh, yes it is. I’ve seen it.
That’s where I’m going.
Well, we are going to shut our eyes and sleep.
And when we wake up, we’re going to find the place that has everything we want.
Tomorrow? - A cave.
That was too close. It almost caught us.
I was watching. We were fine. - Well, we’ve got to move faster.
Do you people have any other speed aside from ‘wander’?
I’ll take ‘shamble’ at this point. - Hey, do you have a minute?
How did the tiger fly? - I only share when I’m outside the log.
I’m funny that way. - Leave this to me.
Hey, Thunk, you have a spider on your face.
He's loose!
Do not step on those weird, pointy rocks!
You mean these rocks?
Do not step on these rocks! - Step aside, girl.
Hello? Nobody's listening! No one is listening! You cannot walk on those!
Come back here now!
Well, there goes out chance for survival.
And our log!
Okay!
Jumping doesn't help. I mean, just briefly, but it doesn't get any better!
Okay. Do not walk on your hands. The hands do not help at all!
I can help you, but we're going to have to make a few changes.
The log ride is over. Drop the log.
Now kick it away.
Farther.
Really? - Okay, smart Guy.
Now what?
Good fish, good fish.
Okay, now you can look.
I love them! But where are my feet? - They're still there.
Okay.
You're really heavy. - Really?
Thank you.
Hey, wait!
Okay, she's up. We're good. I'm good.
These shoes are great! Where do you get these ideas?
I'm calling it a brain.
I'm pretty sure it's where ideas come from.
Dad, I don't have a brain.
We've gotten along just fine without brains until now.
Cavemen don't need brains.
We have these.
That's I'm talking about! Ideas are for weaklings!
Now let's get to that Mountain.
I love those. - Good fish, don't eat my feet.
How did the tiger fly?
She jumped on the sun and rode it to Tomorrow.
No, no, no, no!
Hi, Dad!
Bye, Dad.
You've seen rain before, right? - We don't get out much.
Eep, looks dangerous. - Dad,
you say that about everything.
Careful. - Really? Okay.
No, no, no! Not cool! Not cool!
The bear says: "Your cave?
I've been dumping my bones here since last week."
That's a funny story! - It's not a story, it's a joke.
What's a joke? - You know, just making something up,
to make you laugh.
Here you go. - Thanks. - One for you, and this one's for you...
Okay. Okay. That's enough.
I don't see why the kids need their own shells. - So if anyone gets in trouble,
we can call the others. - Wait, you're saying we should split up?
We can try more paths at once.
It's the fastest way through. - The Croods stick together.
Your way isn't safe. - They can handle it.
We can do it, Dad. - No, no, no, no, no.
It’s my job to keep you safe. I’m still in charge,
and we are not splitting up.
Except for you two. And that's final.
Hello? Hello? Is everyone all right?
We're okay, Grug! - I'm freaking out a little bit.
Just tell me what to do. Just what do I do? What do I do right now?
Stay where you are! I'll find you. - No! Too slow.
Everybody, keep moving forward and we'll get out.
Dad?
Yeah. Okay.
Remember, never not be afraid.
You can do this!
It's gonna be okay. I'm gonna pass out.
Sandy! Sandy!
Give me another one.
You dropped these.
Come with me.
Here, boy, catch!
Gran?
Mom?
Grug?
I'll go get him.
Good boy. Who's my good boy?
You are. Yes, you are. Look at you. You need a name? You want a name?
I'm going to call you Douglas. Can you do tricks?
Roll over. Come on, Douglas. Roll over.
Good boy, Douglas!
I was in love once. He was a hunter.
I was a gatherer. It was quite a scandal.
We fed each other berries. We danced.
Then my father smashed him with a rock and traded me to your grandfather.
Croods, get down here!
Grug, they're okay. Guy's with them.
Oh, Guy's with them. Okay.
Well, thank you, thank you for bringing me that interesting Guy update.
Okay. I'm gonna go up.
Why don't you join us when you stop being a big drag.
Sleep pile?
How about a story, huh?
Anyone?
Then Thork said: "Know it, I drew it."
I know it was hard for you to bring us along, but,
they had the best day in their lives.
Thank you for that.
I wanna show you something.
More suns in the sky than you can count.
Every sun that crosses our sky comes to rest up there.
Tomorrow. - That’s where we’ll be safe.
I’m going with Guy. - No, not my little girl.
Come with us. - I can't go without Grug.
Well, that makes one of us. Count me in.
Really? Mom?
Grug has no idea how to protect us. In fact, he has no ideas at all.
No. That's not true. What about that one time he... uh...
He... - Oh, face it.
If he actually had an idea of his own,
I'd have a heart attack and die!
Grug? - Dad? - Dad?
He's a big guy. How can he just disappear like that.
Hey, wait. Let's ask that ugly lady if she's seen Dad.
I haven't seen him.
What are you doing? - Yeah. Wow. I was up all night.
All these ideas kept coming to me.
Is that a snake? - Belt! New and improved!
It's even self-tightening. - What's that on your head?
It's called desperation. - I call it a 'rug'. Rhymes with Grug.
And this one... I call it a 'ride'. Rhymes with Grug.
That doesn't rhyme... - It's gonna get us places faster than shoes.
Yeah! Try to keep up!
I wish I had a 'ride'. - Painting is a thing of the past.
I call this a 'snapshot'.
Let's do it again. I think I blinked.
I call them 'shades'. - The sun doesn't hurt my eyes anymore.
Where do you get these great ideas? - Since I don't have a brain,
they're coming from my stomach, down deep below, and then up again into my mind.
Grug, we have to keep moving. - See, I got ideas. I got thoughts.
Like this. I call it a 'mobile home'. Isn't that something?
I'm calling this one a 'lifterator'. - Mom?
I know. It's bad.
I almost feel sorry for him.
No, I don't.
What are you trying to do, Grug?
I thought if I could have ideas like Guy,
maybe Eep would listen to me.
Maybe she wouldn't want to go with Guy.
Oh, Grug. Is that what this is all about?
And I also thought it would kill your mother, so...
you know, win-win.
We're here!
Cave! Everyone inside! Come on! Hurry up! Let's go! Let's go! Go! Go!
No!
No more caves, Grug. - What?
We're gonna jump on the sun and ride it to Tomorrow with Guy.
Wait, wait, so you're all going to do this?
Thunk? - Sorry, Dad.
You have to stop worrying for all of us.
It's my job to worry. It's my job to follow the rules.
The rules don't work out here! - They kept us alive!
That wasn't living, that was just... not dying. There's a difference.
Ugga, everyone, you have to listen to me!
We'd be dead now if we'd listened to you!
We have to follow Guy now.
Guy? - Guy, run!
This is pointless! We've running out of time!
Everything is collapsing. You are being irrational and counterproductive.
Big words anger me!
Keep talking! - Countermeasures!
Remember how you were this morning? You changed,
remember? Idea man? Modern man?
I am a caveman! - No, no, no, wait!
No! What is this stuff that's saving you from my punches?
Tar. - No! - Please...
No! I have to get back to them! - You have to stop...
Stop struggling! - No! - Grug, stop!
No one gets out of this. Believe me.
I know.
Your...? - Family.
Yeah.
Sorry.
I was little when it happened.
The last thing my parents told me was:
"Don't hide. Live.
Follow the sun. You'll make it to Tomorrow."
You followed the light. My daughter is a lot like you.
No. She's like you.
She loves you but always forgets to say it,
just like you forget to tell her.
I guess I was just busy keeping them all alive.
It's okay. That's what dads do.
That's right, and we can't do that from here.
We need one of your ideas.
Come on, you can do it.
Belt! Emergency Idea Generator, activate.
I've got it.
Wow! - Yeah. I know, but,
he's doing the best with what he has. Let's go.
There he is.
Belt, I want romance, drama, sincerity.
Move me.
Okay, he sees us! That's our cue. Now work it!
He's not coming over. I don't think out puppet looks scared enough.
Scared? I’ll show you scared!
Hand me those acting sticks!
Hold on!
Yes! You did it!
Grug! - Dad!
Hey! We're okay!
Yeah. We're okay.
Grug, your call.
Take us to Tomorrow.
Hurry! Come on! We're gonna make it!
You were right! - There... There it is!
The sun! We can do it! We can ride it to Tomorrow.
Run!
I don't... I don't understand. The sun was right here! It was right here!
We have to go back to the cave! Hurry...
Hurry, hurry, stay together! Let's keep moving. Move... Move, move!
Everybody hold my hand! Thunk, let's go! Go, go, go! Let's stay together!
Let's... Grug, what's wrong with you?
Grug, we'll die if we stay here!
Grug, listen to me! We have to get back to that cave.
No more dark. No more hiding.
No more caves.
What's the point of all this?
To follow the light.
I can't change, I don't have ideas,
but I have my strength.
And right now that's all you need.
No! We don't know what's over there! Maybe nothing. It's too risky!
It's a chance.
I'll take that chance.
You know, I wanted to throw you away ever since I met you.
That's a joke, right? - What's a joke?
He made it!
He made it.
Okay, Thunk. Your turn. - You're not coming, are you?
When you make it, so will I.
You did good.
Daddy.
Gran... - No mush, just throw me.
Wait! You surprised me today. Lunkhead.
Still alive!
Time to go. - No! I have too much to say to you.
I need to fix everything, and I don't have time. - I can fix it.
This works good.
What do you call it? - I was thinking of calling it a 'hug',
because it rhymes with Grug.
But you can change it if you want.
No, no, I like hug.
I love you.
I...
Dad,
I'm scared. - Never be afraid.
There! I see him.
Hey! I did it.
Stay back! Stay back!
They're in trouble. Hang on! I'm coming!
How do I get across? I gotta think.
What would Guy do? What would Guy do?
What would I do?
Hold this.
I... have...
an... idea!
Run!
Douglas! Hey, I know that guy!
Hold on!
It's not safe here.
I'll tell her.
I've never had to tell him.
Eep, if your dad were here, he would tell you to...
Get out of the way!
Wow, you sound just like him.
Get out of the way!
Daddy! - He did it!
He's riding the sun,
but not very well. - Everybody out of the way!
Grug!
Where's the danger? Who blew their shell?
I love you, too!
One, two, three, four,
five, six, and...
seven.
And a half.
And eight.
Nine... - Douglas! Dad, you saved him!
Well, boy's got to have a pet.
Turns out I'm a cat person.
No!
You really need to see this.
We should go there.
Yes! Coming through!
This is me. My name is Eep.
And this is my family, the Croods.
If you weren't clued by sunbathes and pets,
we're not exactly cavemen anymore.
Let's do it again. I think I blinked.
Our world is still plenty harsh and hostile.
But now we know the Croods will make it,
because we changed the rules. The ones that kept us in the dark.
And because of my dad, who taught us that anyone could change.
Release the baby!
Well, sort of...
So from now on, we'll stay out here,
where we can follow the light.
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