We should go there and check.” Luke thought this was a great idea, and I was hoping and praying that Michaels would still be open at 8:50pm. “I bet someone found Oscar and took him back to the store where we bought him. I asked him if he got enough to eat and he responded, “I’m not speaking right now. I felt certain that he’d forget about Oscar as soon as we got in the car and headed home, but he didn’t. “Pwease, pwease don’t make me weave him here. He’s gonna be so scared ’cause he doesn’t have a mudder.” They told us to check at the lost and found desk which we did.
Eventually, one of the workers leaned over and said, “You know what, honey? I bet another kid found Oscar and took him home.” If Luke wasn’t already upset, this really sent him over the edge. They came to our aid with brooms and flashlights. When the theater workers came in to clean the theater we were still in there searching. Oscar was nowhere to be found and Luke was distraught. I used my cell phone as a flash light and crawled on my hands and knees up and down our sticky row in an effort to find toy Oscar. It fell between the seats and disappeared.
#Chimpanzee movie movie
When the movie was over Luke dropped his toy chimp that he had taken with us to the movie. What it didn’t say was that Oscar’s mother would be killed in an attack from a rival group of chimpanzees. In the movie description it said that the baby chimp, Oscar, gets separated from his mother, and is adopted by another adult chimpanzee. Not to ruin the movie for you, but it’s a little violent and scary to be rated G. “It’ll be safe to watch with him.” I was wrong. I took Luke to see the movie Chimpanzee last night.
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