The Aristocats Page #4
- G
- Year:
- 1970
- 78 min
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I do believe you've been drinking.
Oh, dear. What happened
to your lovely tail feathers?
Girls, it's outrageous.
You won't believe what they tried to do
to your poor old Uncle Waldo.
Look. Look at this.
"Prime country goose la Provenale
stuffed with chestnuts?
Basted? He's been marinated in it.
Dreadful.
Being British, I would have
preferred sherry.
Sherry! Sherry.
Oh, Uncle Waldo. You're just too much.
You mean he's had too much.
- Abigail, Abigail.
- Yes, dear?
We'd best get Uncle Waldo to bed.
I say, there...
...what's all the whispering about, huh?
Now, now, now, girls.
Girls, don't shush your old Uncle Waldo.
Why, you'll wake up
the whole neighbourhood.
- No!
- Neighbourhood!
Come along, Uncle Waldo.
Oh, jeez, I think we'd better be going.
Right-o, girls.
Birds of a feather must...
...together.
That's "stick together".
Oh, stick.
You know something?
I like Uncle Waldo.
Especially when he's marinated.
Frou-Frou, here comes Edgar.
Hurry, Roquefort,
hop aboard the motorcycle.
And for goodness sakes, do be careful.
Frou-Frou, tonight
Operation Catnapper will be completed.
Wish me luck.
Fisherman's luck.
Bye, Frou-Frou.
I...
Lafayette. Lafayette.
Listen.
Oh, shucks, Napoleon, that ain't
nothin' but a little old cricket bug.
It's squeaky shoes approaching.
Oh, cricket bugs don't wear shoes.
Hush your mouth.
Let's see.
They're Oxford shoes.
Size nine and a half.
Hole in the left sole, it sounds like.
- What colour are they?
- They're black...
Now, how would I know that?
Hey. Now the squeaking has stopped.
I still say it was
I'm the leader. I'll decide what it was.
It was a little old cricket bug.
I'll see ya in the morning, Napoleon.
That's my hat. I'm the leader.
Well, shoot fire. Don't get sore at me.
I ain't done nothin'.
That feels good, Lafayette.
That's all right.
A little lower and faster there.
I'm scratching as fast as I can.
Right there. That's good.
It's so warm and cosy.
What's going on? Lafayette, what
in tarnation you trying to do?
I get blamed for everything.
Wait a minute.
Where's my hat?
What? And somebody stole
my "bumbershoot".
Where's my beddy-bye basket?
Whoever it is, is gonna get it
and get it good.
This time I get the tender part.
Hush your mouth. Now, come on.
Hey, Napoleon, it's them shoes again.
Yeah, yeah, I hear 'em.
Napoleon, I'm goose-pimply scared.
Now, this is no time to turn chicken.
I got a feelin' this case
is gonna bust wide open.
Did you see him?
No, no, he sneaked up behind me
and tailgated me.
Well, he didn't hurt me.
He hit me on the head.
Listen.
Sounds like a one-wheel old...
A one-wheel what?
You're not gonna believe this.
But it's a one-wheeled haystack.
Hey, there it goes. Come on.
After it!
I got him!
That's me.
Get him, get him.
Well, c'est la guerre, Napoleon.
I guess you can't win 'em all.
Criminiddly!
But, Thomas, Madame
will be so worried.
Are you sure we
can't get home tonight?
Mama, I'm tired.
Me too, and my feet hurt.
Look, baby,
it's late and the kids are bushed.
I'll bet we walked a hundred miles.
I'll bet it's more than a thousand.
Now, now, darlings, cheer up.
Mr O'Malley knows a place
where we can stay tonight.
How much farther is it, Mr O'Malley?
Keep your whiskers up, tiger.
It's just beyond that next chimney pot.
Well, there it is.
My own penthouse pad.
It's not exactly the Ritz,
but it's peaceful and quiet.
Oh, no.
Sounds like Scat Cat
and his gang have dropped by.
- Oh, friends of yours?
- Yeah, they're old buddies.
They're real swingers.
"Schwingers"? What is a "schwinger"?
You know, not exactly
your type, Duchess.
Maybe we'd better find
another place, huh?
Oh, no, no, no.
I would like to see your pad
and meet your Scat Cat.
Well, OK.
Hey, Scat Cat, blow some
Well, lookie here.
Big man O'Malley's back
in his alley.
Swing on down here, daddy.
Lay some skin on me, Scat Cat.
Yeah.
Buona sera, paesano.
Welcome home, O'Malley.
Duchess, this is
the greatest cat of them all.
Oh, I'm delighted to meet you,
Monsieur Scat Cat.
Likewise, Duchess.
You're too much.
You are charming.
And your music is so...
So different,
so exciting.
It isn't Beethoven, Mama,
but it sure bounces.
Say, this kitten-cat
knows where it's at.
Knows where what's at?
Why, little lady,
let me elucidate here.
Everybody wants to be a cat
Because a cat's the only cat
Tell me, everybody's pickin'
up on that feline beat
'Cause everything else is obsolete
Strictly high-button shoes
A square with a horn makes
you wish you weren't born
Every time he plays
But with a square in the act
You can set music back
To the caveman days
who tried to sing
A cat's the only cat
who knows how to swing
Who wants to dig a long-haired gig
and stuff like that
When everybody wants to be a cat
A square with a horn makes
you wish you weren't born
- Every time he plays
With a square in the act
you can set music back
To the caveman days
Yes, everybody wants to be a cat
Because a cat's the only cat
When playin'jazz
'Cause everybody digs a swingin' cat
Oh, boy, fellas, let's rock the joint.
Groove it, cat.
Shanghai, Hong Kong, egg foo yung
That's a hot one.
How about you and me, Duchess?
Yes, let's swing it, Thomas.
Groovy, Mama, groovy.
Blow it, small fry.
Blow it.
Boy, he blew it.
But he was close.
Beautiful.
If you want to turn me on
Play your horn
Don't spare the tone
And blow a little soul into the tune
Let's take it to another key
Modulate and wait for me
I'll take a few ad-libs
and pretty soon
The other cats will all commence
Congregatin' on the fence
Beneath the alley's only light
Where every note is
Out of sight
Everybody, everybody
Everybody wants to be a cat
Hallelujah
Everybody, everybody
Everybody wants to be a cat
I'm tellin'you, everybody
Everybody
Everybody wants to be a cat
Yeah, everybody
Everybody
Everybody wants to be a cat
Everybody, everybody
Everybody wants to be a cat
- Hallelujah
- Everybody
Everybody
Everybody wants to be a cat...
Everybody wants to be a cat
Because a cat's the only cat
Oh, yeah
Happy dreams, my loves.
I'll bet they're on
They could hardly keep their eyes open.
Such an exciting day.
It sure was and what a finale.
Thomas, your friends
are really delightful.
I just love them.
Well, they're kinda rough,
you know, around the edges,
but if you're ever in a jam,
wham, they're right there.
And wham, when we needed you,
you were right there.
That was just a lucky break
for me, baby.
Oh, and thank you so much
for offering us your home.
Oh, I mean, your pad.
It's very nice.
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