Popeye Page #5
- PG
- Year:
- 1980
- 114 min
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of worthies...
the pejorator of...
Fight stuff.
Fight stuff!
Now, look at that.
Isn't that...?
Wait a minute.
Yeah... right there,
right there is Castor.
Castor!
Oh, my son! Castor!
Make a man outta yourself.
Mom, Pop, I'm gonna fight him.
Whoops.
Don't go!
Oh, it's my baby.
Get out...
Get my baby outta there!
Don't touch his feet!
He's gotta dance
with those feet.
Castor, we go home now.
Olive,
What are you, a nut?
What good are you, Olive?
You get in there and get your
brother out of this!
I can't stand
much more of this.
Where are my pills?
Don't do this!
Mr. Geezil,
get him outta there, Geezil!
Gentlemen, you know the rules:
There are no rules.
This is a fight to the finish.
First man who is dead, loses.
Good luck to both of you.
Did you see what he was doing?!
- You didn't see?!
- Good luck to you.
I hate you to pieces!
All right, come over here.
Now don't, don't kill him.
Just fluff him up a bit.
You'll be leading
with the left hand.
Castor! Castor,
get outta there!
Go for him, right away, son.
Come on, Castor.
Give him Oyl, Castor!
Give him Oyl!
Come on, hit him,
hit him, hit him...!
Hang him!
Come on, Castor.
Come on, knock him.
Oh!
...three, four, five, six...
Get up!
Your name's Castor,
not Custer.
Come on, sting that whale!
Don't make him mad, Castor.
He's not a person!
Hi. I'm, uh... Cas...
That's it!
Come on, that's it.
Kick him!
Didn't you see that?
Hey, ya bum!
You're a bum.
I'll teaches ya
how to fight fair.
He's not a person!
One, two, three...
Oh, hello. Very good.
Very good fight.
...five...
- Up, up, up!
Ya outta get taught
how to fight.
I got your numbers!
Ya beached whale.
- No, no, no!
No!
Oh. Popeye!
Watch out now, Mr. Oxmeat!
You, you, you!
You're gonna be
kissing canvas real soon.
Oh! Oh!
Poor little fatherless baby.
Oh, you'll be murdered.
All right, gentlemen,
you both know the rules.
This is to be a fight
to the finish.
Touch gloves
and come out fighting.
What are you afraid of?
I got a magnet in
there or something?
Come on!
You scums.
I know who you...
That was dirty.
Little birdies... I think
you're gonna be seeing
- real soon.
- Be right back, Mom.
I know you will, sonny.
All right, here we go.
Now, what were we thinking
what was before half thing
on winning ahead
with your mind?
Give him a karate chop!
Very good.
Fist... that's fighting.
You can take him!
Don't you dare!
- Hey, your mudder's here?
- So what?
- You bet I'm his mother.
- Pleased to meet you, ma'am.
I'm a mudder meself.
That's his mudder;
I can't bust him...
You see?
You're letting his
mother's be distracting you.
Not be doing that.
That kid...
You don't bust him,
he kill you, right?
Yeah, I got it.
Now listen.
Dancing, dancing, dancing.
Dancing, dancing.
Dancing legs.
Be careful.
Come on, sailor, fight!
Oh, yeah. Watch it!
To the left. To the right.
Look out.
Easy! Easy!
Watch what you're doing.
Popeye!
Oh, be careful.
Be careful.
There.
I gotta ask you...
get your mudders...
outta the ring.
Oh, oh.
The bucket.
Watch it! Watch it!
She's got a bucket!
Oh, Mommy! I'm sorry.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Where do I send the flowers?
That's it. Come on!
Give him the old one-two!
That's one.
That's two...
and three for me.
Timber.
Oh, can't see nuttins.
Oh, there it is.
Hey, Cap'n Pea.
Look it there, Olives.
He's got my eye.
He does not have your eyes.
He's got my eyes.
He's got your mouth.
Dizzy dame.
One day, Swee'pea's,
he's gonna go to school
and bust bigger kids
in the mush.
Yeah, you like that,
don't yous? Yeah.
And we'll move
into a vine-covered cottage
on a shady lane.
And we'll garden together,
and we'll play house.
I've been sailin'
'bout the seven seas
Lookin' for somebodys
who would sail with me
Sail with me
Sail with me
And I've been waiting
for someone like you
A man who could love me
and will promise to
Stay with me
Stay with me
Stay with me
Sailing
Sailing
Sailing
Sail...
Nothin' feels better
than a rows on the sea
And I can't think of anyone
but you to stay with me
Stay with me
Sail with me
Stay with me
Sail with me
Stay with me
Stay...
With me
Sail...
With... me
Me.
- Oh, Popeye.
- Shh.
What is that glop you're eating?
It's a soup burger.
These are difficult times.
Burgers can't be choosers.
Phooey.
Work is what is making
the heart grow stronger. Come.
Open wide.
Bye, Mom.
Ow!
Worry, worry, worry.
Now... there!
Well, hope the taxes
don't come to too much.
Oh, the main thing is
that you're all right.
Yeah.
Well, were you worried
that I might have gotten killed
or something, maybe, yeah?
Oh, Popeye, don't be silly.
I knew.
Oh, you... you didn't
have no confidenkce.
Oh, I did, too.
Mm-hmm, yeah.
I did, too.
After I asked Swee'pea.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
That's rich.
Oh, you're gone now.
Oh, I asked Swee'pea,
and he told me.
Isn't that so?
What's this here?
See, I asked Swee'pea,
"Swee'pea,
will Popeye be killed?"
- Uh-uh.
- No?
So then I asked,
"Swee'pea, will Popeye
be seriously maimed?"
No?
That's two for two.
That could happen
to anybody, ya know.
So then I queried, "Swee'pea,
will Popeye actually survive?"
Yeah, I survived.
Yeah, yeah.
"What? You mean he'll win?"
Oh!
That's-that's a neat trick.
Oh-ho, me infant
is a psychic of profiks.
If I didn't see it
with me own eye,
I wouldn't believe it.
That kid's a regular forecaster.
Remind me to ask him
about gold futures.
More interested in talking to
Uh, Popeye?
Yeah?
He's an adorable
little fellow.
And he's a psychic, too.
Ain't that the truth.
But he looks
He needs some air.
Air? That's all
we have here is air.
With your permission, Popeye,
I'll... take him
for a little walk.
Well, Wimpy, why not?
I mean, you're like his uncle.
You're his Uncle Wimp.
Yeah, that's it.
Come along.
Hey, don't forget
his little hat here.
Don't forget his hat.
He's going out in uniform.
Oh, of course.
There you go.
Thank you.
Ain't that something?
He's taking him for a walk.
Hey!
Hey, wait a minute there.
You trying to pull a fask one?
He can't walks yet.
Oh, I'll carry him.
Oh, in that case,
it's all right then.
As long as you take him
for a drags or something.
Hey, I want to carry him
for a walk.
Oh, leave him be there, Olive.
It's Uncle Wimps
going with the Swee'pea.
Oh, yeah, Wimpy can take
him but I can't? Hmm.
Well, um...
wh-who says you can't?
You said I can't. Hmm.
Oh. Well, um...
that was before.
Before what?
Well, um...
before I... I knew
Oh!
Oh.
You mean, now I can carry him
just because
Yes. Yes, mm-hmm.
Phooey.
Phooey?
Mm.
Y-You said "phooey" to me?
I said "phooey"
and I mean "phooey."
Phooey.
She said "phooey" to me.
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