Popeye Page #7
- PG
- Year:
- 1980
- 114 min
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No one ever asked before,
before
Because
But I do.
But he does!
Maybe it's because
he's so alone
Maybe it's because
he's never had a home
For once, for once in life
I finally felt
And if it turns out real
Then love can turn the wheel
Because he needs me,
he needs me
Da-da, da, da, da, da,
da-da, da-da, dum
Da-da, da, da, da, da,
da-da, da-da, da.
Bye-bye.
Dear...
Swee'peas.
Everybody's gotta have
somebodys
Even if it's only mes
Stops yer cryin', Swee'peas
And try to go to sleeps
I don't know
hows you got here
I don't knows if you cares
You could've come
from Heavens
Or a typhoon anywhere
Well, me, I came from Heaven
of Cuddly Na-La Lagoon
And I was told me mammy
gave me up in a typhoon
Well, don't you cry,
little Swee'pea
You and me,
we's both the same
And the biggest tear
I ever seen
Came in the eye
of a hurricane
Go to sleep, sleep, sleepy,
now tell me what you sees
And someday when you's older
I'll tell you's all about me.
"Love...
From Popeye."
Oh, oh...
Let me see, now...
"Keep out."
Hmm..."Tax shelter."
Uh...
Oh, the Commodore's boat,
but no Commodore, of course.
Aha!
Swee'pea's still
in Sweethaven.
Wimpy!
- Who are you talking to?
- Uh, uh...
What did you say about Swee'pea?
I said nothing!
Oh!
Oh... but what about... Bluto?
- Oh, help, help, oh.
- Oh, my, oh!
Oh, oh. Oh dear, oh.
Miss Olive, please help me.
So help me, help me.
- G-Get me out.
- Phooey!
Not until you tell me everything
you know
about Swee'pea.
I know nothing!
Come clean!
Oh! No!
Oh, no! I confess, I confess!
Yeah, infinks.
Ew! I hates infinks.
The kid's worth a fortune,
Commodore!
Uh, I got all the fortune
I cares about, you idiot.
I got me buried treasure...
and don't you wishes
Eat your spinach,
you no good infink.
Eat it.
Eat it!
Eat it!
Oh, I can't see anything.
There's no one home. Let's go.
Wimpy, you come back here
this very minute.
Uh...
Open this door.
It's probably locked.
Open this door!
Commodore.
Shh.
Don't keep calling me
Commodore...
inside this here harbor.
I got millions o' emenies.
And you is ten or 12 of 'em.
I call you an old fool.
at the betting parlor.
This kid can predict the future.
I don't want to break the bank
in the betting parlora,
you noninticky.
I owns the betting parlora,
and I owns you.
So don't talk to me
about no future.
I hates the future.
And I hates the past.
And I hates the present.
Especially you, yeah.
All these years
I've been loyal mean,
and all these years,
you've been dropping hints
about buried treasure.
You think
that's fair, hmm?
Don't darest say I ain't fair.
True I hates, but I come
by me hating fair...
and square.
Hating's me call.
I will live and die by hating.
Hate's done me more good
than anything in the world.
It's not easy bein' me
Masker of me own deskiny
And I hates responsibiliky
Oh, it's not easy bein' me
Shut your lip,
and open your mouth.
Oh, it's hard to be in charge
Even harder bein' large
But you're charged
when you're in charge
No, it's not easy bein' me
- Oh, I hate you so much!
- What's as much as a mutiny?
Mutiny!
Oh, it's not easy bein' me
Admiral of me own ship at sea
I've been scuppered.
Oh, we better tell Popeye
we found him.
Who?
It's not easy being me
Shh! Everyone. Come on.
Torpedoed.
I've been torpedoed.
It's not easy bein' me
The problems of the large
If ya know what I mean
He's large, he's largel
I got me own destiny
Yo ho, yo hol
It's not easy bein' meanl
Sometimes some things happen
I don't know why anymore
Sometime one time
something happened
I don't know what anymore
It's not easy bein' me
Masker of me own indignity
And it's not the all
or end of me
Still, it's not easy bein' me
It's not easy bein' me
Me own rope, too.
It's not easy...
Bein' me...
Hey, you harming Swee'peas?
- What?
- Oh.
Oh. Shh. No.
You'll break his heart.
Your father.
You found me fadder?
No!
Yes.
Oh.
Oh, you tell him.
- Uh...
- No, I'll tell him.
Oh, no. Don't tell him.
Let's don't tell him.
Well, what did you find?
Me Swee'pea and me fadder?
Uh, more than that.
You found me fadder
and me Swee'pea. Oh.
- Commodore.
- Oh, no.
Well, you-you found me fadder,
me Swee'pea and the Commodore.
- Oh.
- And Captain Bluto.
- Oh!
- Oh, I get it.
No, that's a real cool
joke there.
Your father is a rat!
Oh.
A crook and a kidnapper.
And he's on the Commodore's boat
right now
with Bluto and Swee'pea.
That's what I can't tell you.
No, he ain't.
Oh, he is, he is!
- No, he ain't, he ain't.
- Oh.
And me fadder ain't
no kidnappers.
Oh, he is, too.
He's a rat, a crook,
a kidnapper
and a bad father and more!
No, no, no, no.
More?
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
Well, it appears that...
your father is the Commodore.
Lies. Lies.
There ain't no
dadblasted treasure.
Kid?
This is a crucial question.
Listen close.
Can you lead me to the
old goat's buried treasure?
Don't tell him!
You little rat fink...
He ain't no Commodores.
A hoity-toity Commodore.
- Oh, a rat.
- Oh.
- A crook.
- Oh.
A kidnapper, and a Commodore.
I don't listen to the advice
- Oh!
- No. They ain't there.
Now where ain't they?
Uh, they ain't
on the Commodore's boat.
- That's where they ain't?
- Mm-hmm.
Well, if that's
where they ain't,
that's where I'm going
to prove that they ain't.
Oh, come on.
Let's do this.
Oh, Popeye, wait a minute.
Go get 'em, Popeye!
to inform you
that he's behind you.
I'd go with you, Popeye,
but I've a shave
and shampoo awaiting.
Give 'em hell, Popeye!
Kick 'em in the butt.
You can count on me,
Mr. Popeye,
uh, tomorrow.
See I'd go with you,
but I got to lock up.
I just hope
he doesn't get hurt.
I'd go with you, Popeye,
but I got us a cold.
You know I'd go with you...
I'd go, Popeye,
but the piano man's...
He's coming.
Revolution is waiting.
Oh, are you going?
Heard it's impartial.
I ain't going.
Are you going?
- Not me.
- I ain't going.
If I wasn't afraid
of the water, I'd go.
Make 'em dance, Popeye.
Almost brought you
a bottle of Pepsi.
Clean up on 'em, Popeye.
Nauseating.
Don't worry,
I'm going with you,
but good luck.
Is this where he ain't?
Hey, hey.
Come on, you...
Come on. Hey.
Hey.
I... I know
you ain't down there.
Truth is, you ain't here...
Now...
where ain't yous?
Where ain't me Swee'peas?
What's that? What? Who?
Pappy?
Pap?
Poppa?
Pa...
Poppa.
I ain't nobody's poppa,
you one-eyed, fish-faced,
sissy-fated, sniffle snaffle.
Oh.
I knew it.
Oh, I knew it.
I found yous.
Oh. I hate sentiment.
I am disgustifated.
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