Popeye Page #6
- PG
- Year:
- 1980
- 114 min
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She said...
"phooey" to me.
We have Lickety Split,
number one.
Number three, Sandcrab.
How 'bout six?
Everything's going
to be all right.
Now, he's with
his Uncle Wimps,
and they've only been gone
for a couple of hours.
Yeah, couple of hours.
Ooh, wait a minute.
This town could have been
built in a couple of hours.
Whoo!
Oh, got to be trustworthy.
Wimps is trustworthy.
Wait a minute, I don't trust him
as far as I can throw him.
Throw him?
I can't even lift him.
I don't see them anywhere.
Well, maybe they went
to the Rough House.
No, Wimpy's barred
from the Rough House.
- Bad credit.
- Right.
Oh, my stars and horses!
Derby day?
That rat Wimpy.
What's this got to do
with me Swee'pea?
They've gone to the races.
A baby at the horse races.
Where is these races?
Come on. Let's go.
Come on! Come on!
Oh!
And the winner is...
Cat's Pajamas.
Yippee!
We've done it.
Oh, that Wimps.
Abducticating me Swee'pea there.
Oh, a race track
ain't no nurskery.
Oh, patience, patience.
Got to remain calm.
That's it.
Straight ahead.
Lonesome, chubby?
We've got it. Look.
The Wax Doors and Gardeners?
No. Number two, Ed.
Ed?
That's a horse.
All right...
number six, Holy Moly.
You like Holy Moly?
Holy Moly?
Holy Moly.
That's it, Holy Moly.
We can't lose.
Everything on Holy Moly.
Come on, Holy Moly.
Come on, Holy Moly.
Come on! Come on!
Come on!
Come on... oh,
we're going to win.
Ooh, look. Hooray!
We've done it!
Oh, what is this?
A house of ill repukes?
Ooh, who'd bring me infant
to this den of immoraliky?
Don't touch nothin'. You might
get a venerable disease.
Oh. Ooh. Ooh!
Is that a bed pole you got
in your pocket, handsome?
Hello. Better grab me loins up
for this one.
Read your paper, Cole.
Will you...?
You know, if Mom caught me
in here she'd kill me.
There's Mom.
Where is that Wimpy?
Oh!
Pardon me.
Oh! Oh!
Oh, Castor, what
are you doing here?
I've been behind you
all the time.
- $110, $120.
- There he is.
Wimpy, I'm disgustapated.
May I borrow the infant
for just a moment here?
Oh, well, yes,
for just a moment.
I don't want
to see what's about to happen.
Bye-bye. Bye-bye.
I ought to bust you
right in the mush.
Yeah, what is this?
It's 120 simoleons.
You won 120 simoleons?
You know how many hamburgers
that is?
Put your eye
where your ear is.
Disgraceful.
How many races?
Two races.
Hmm, let me see
that racing form.
Oh, maybe we can...
Oh, Swee'pea?
We, oh... oh, now...
Wait, no.
No child of mine
is growing up to be
a raceking kout.
Come on, me little...
Now, wait a minute.
Ooh... oh.
What are you doing there?
No childs of mine
will be exploiticated
for ill-gotten gains.
Yeah, that's true.
You're going to be
a president one day.
It is not ill-gotten,
it's good-gotten gains.
and feed us and save us.
Wrong is wrong even
when it helps you.
The horses are at the gate.
Oh, family is more important
than dumb morality, hmm.
Oh, look, he's got
something in his eye.
Let me see.
Oh, I know how that feels.
There you go.
Steven's Wish?
Keep It Going?
Lady Lucy?
Sucking Lemons?
Sucking Lemons!
Oh, what am I?
Some kind of barnacle
on the dinghy of life?
Oh, make it snappy.
Oh, I ain't no doctors,
but I knows
that I'm losing me patience.
on Sucking Lemons, please.
What am I?
Some kind of judge or lawyers?
Maybe not, but I knows
what law suitks me.
Careful there,
don't ruffle me feathers.
What am I?
I ain't no physcikisk,
but I knows what matters.
What am I?
I'm Popeye, the sailor.
And I yam what I yam what
I yam and I yam what I yam
And that's all that I yam
'Cause I yam what I yam
You've got it?
I think so, yes.
And I got a lot of muskle,
and I only gots one eye
and I'll never tell a lie
Top to me bottoms
from the bottoms to me top
That's the way it is
till the day that I drop
What am I?
I yam what I yam
I yam what I yam
what I yam what I yam...
Here he comes.
Come on, Sucking Lemon.
What I yam, what I yam
Oh, come on, get up there. Ooh!
Wondered about meself.
To be or not to be...
who's axskin'?
I can open up an ockean,
I can take a lot of sail
I can lose a lot of waters,
and I'll never have to bail
On the coast of Madagascar,
grab a whale by the tail
Boy, let's go get it.
What am I?
What am I?
I yam what I yam!
I'm Popeye, the sailor
I'm Popeye, the sailor
I'm Popeye, the sailor
I yam what I yam,
and that's all that I yam
I yam what I yam
what I yam what I yam
I'm Popeye, the sailor man.
Ha-ha!
Whoo, hoo-hoo!
Arms, don't fail me now.
I am what I am
and that's all that I am
I'm Popeye, the sailor man.
Whoo, hoo-hoo!
Whoo, hoo-hoo!
Oh, I hate to do this,
Swee'pea,
but it's neskessary.
Sometimes you got to do things
you don't want to do
when you got to do 'em, but...
Oh, it's cruel, Mr. Eye...
It may not make sense now
but maybe later.
...uh, Mr. Pop...
um, Mr. Popeye.
I'm sorry, Mrs. Oyl,
but it's parenk's duty
to protect me adopticated son
from child abusk.
Oh, oh, but think of Olive.
You can't take the poor baby
away from poor Olive.
Me moraliky ain't bilge,
Mrs. Oyl.
Me mind is set,
and when me mind is set,
I don't think from nothin'.
You sure about that?
Yeah, I think so, yes.
Maybe we owe him an apology.
We'll find another place
to plant ourselves. Yeah.
Me, I'll check you, okay?
Yeah, you all right there?
This ain't bad, is it?
It ain't the Ritz,
but at least you get
a little womb service here, huh?
It ain't no palatkial
mansion either,
but we got something.
Best I ever saw.
It's got your blankets here.
Yeah, there we goes.
Got your blankets.
Here we go.
You moved out of the Oyl's?
None of your business.
$4.25, moving out tax.
Nuts to you,
and nuts to your taxes.
You moved in here?
What's it look like?
$5.25, moving-in tax.
And where's this baby
come from?
Oh, this pelican's
brought him.
unlicensed baby tax.
Oh, get out of here!
Don't take me personal.
Hey, oh-oh, oh, no!
Hoop... hoop... hoopla!
Did ya see that,
what he did?
A whole lot of peoples.
Oh, thank you.
Go tax the fishes!
Swee'pea? Swee'pea? Swee'pea?
Where's Swee'pea?
Swee'pea!
Where's Swee'pea?!
Swee'pea!
Swee'pea!
It's me own fault
Swee'pea's been kidnapped.
Olives was right.
Even an orphan needs
a mudder and a fadder.
Oh...
If I was going to
be Swee'pea's mudder,
I should have at least
let her be his fadder.
Ovisk ovisk.
Oh...
I ain't man enough
to be a mudder.
And all at once I knew,
I knew at once
I knew he needed me
Until the day I die, I won't
know why I knew he needed me
It could be fantasy
Oh-oh
Or maybe it's because
Da-da, da, da, da, da,
da-da, da-da, da
It's like a dime a dance,
I'll take a chance
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