Agrega una trama en tu idiomaPopeye tries to put his Pappy to bed, but he manages to sneak out to a sleazy bar.Popeye tries to put his Pappy to bed, but he manages to sneak out to a sleazy bar.Popeye tries to put his Pappy to bed, but he manages to sneak out to a sleazy bar.
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When Popeye tells his Pappy that he has to save his youth, does that mean he has to save his energy? 99 year old people have to sleep at night to stay healthy and strong. They also have to eat healthy. Also how did Pappy escape the second and third time when Popeye shackled his legs and tied him up? It looked unusual when Pappy escaped. How did Poopdeck Pappy get the shackles and rope onto his son after he turned off the lamp? Poopdeck Pappy is very stubborn and should listen to his son's advice. When people get old, their body isn't what it used to be. Their bones get fragile, and their not as strong as they were before.
Pappy is 99 years old and tries to escape bedtime. Popeye will have non of it. Pappy does manage to escape but Popeye is able to track him down. Pappy escapes again and this time, causes a riot in a bar which Popeye has to clean up.
I love Pappy and Popeye is funny in this. This relationship is more real than one expects. This is one of the funnier Popeye shorts. The title is called "With Poopdeck Pappy" instead. I hope it's the right one. It's certainly one of the better ones.
I love Pappy and Popeye is funny in this. This relationship is more real than one expects. This is one of the funnier Popeye shorts. The title is called "With Poopdeck Pappy" instead. I hope it's the right one. It's certainly one of the better ones.
This is the second 1940 Popeye cartoon to have Popeye's father and show the father and son chemistry that was done very well in 'My Pop, My Pop' (a good cartoon if not a great one). It is always interesting when Popeye is partnered with characters other than Olive and Bluto and quite a lot of the cartoons that don't have them are still quite good. That is of course on how good the other character is as a character and their chemistry with Popeye.
'Poopdeck Pappy' to me was a great cartoon. It is a superior one to 'My Pop, My Pop' and one of the best 1940 Popeye cartoons, second only to 'Puttin on the Act'. Proof that there were still some glimmers of light in a generally murky, but quite dark, tunnel for Fleischer Studios in the early 40s. Meaning that 1940 was not a good year for the studio, but at least the Popeye series was still watchable, even if the series had far better years overall.
Not really all that much to criticise really. It is quite slight and plot-wise it's nothing earth shattering.
However, these are minor quibbles, especially as everything else works and is done brilliantly. The animation is neatly and expressively drawn (especially with Pappy in the second half) and still very much like the work that goes into the backgrounds. The music, appropriately like its own character, is as beautifully orchestrated and characterful as ever.
It is a funnier cartoon than 'My Pop, My Pop', with more gags and ones that are sharper and funnier. Especially in the second half, where 'Poopdeck Pappy' is brimful with energy and wit. While there is a return to the gentle tone of that cartoon here, 'Poopdeck Pappy' is faster paced and is particularly lively in the climactic moments.
While Popeye is as ever amusing and likeable, Pappy steals the show and is an absolute joy. They interact so beautifully together too, even more so than with any of the cartoons with Popeye and Olive and Popeye, Olive and Bluto from 1940. Jack Mercer is again in a one man show and is typically exuberant, not many people did asides and mumblings as well as he in his day.
Overall, great. 9/10.
'Poopdeck Pappy' to me was a great cartoon. It is a superior one to 'My Pop, My Pop' and one of the best 1940 Popeye cartoons, second only to 'Puttin on the Act'. Proof that there were still some glimmers of light in a generally murky, but quite dark, tunnel for Fleischer Studios in the early 40s. Meaning that 1940 was not a good year for the studio, but at least the Popeye series was still watchable, even if the series had far better years overall.
Not really all that much to criticise really. It is quite slight and plot-wise it's nothing earth shattering.
However, these are minor quibbles, especially as everything else works and is done brilliantly. The animation is neatly and expressively drawn (especially with Pappy in the second half) and still very much like the work that goes into the backgrounds. The music, appropriately like its own character, is as beautifully orchestrated and characterful as ever.
It is a funnier cartoon than 'My Pop, My Pop', with more gags and ones that are sharper and funnier. Especially in the second half, where 'Poopdeck Pappy' is brimful with energy and wit. While there is a return to the gentle tone of that cartoon here, 'Poopdeck Pappy' is faster paced and is particularly lively in the climactic moments.
While Popeye is as ever amusing and likeable, Pappy steals the show and is an absolute joy. They interact so beautifully together too, even more so than with any of the cartoons with Popeye and Olive and Popeye, Olive and Bluto from 1940. Jack Mercer is again in a one man show and is typically exuberant, not many people did asides and mumblings as well as he in his day.
Overall, great. 9/10.
Before Famous Studios gradually reduced the Popeye series to a marshmallow-soft snoozer, the Fleisher brothers were still pumping adrenaline into it, and in some of the best entries, they abandoned the "Help, Popeye" rut in favor of focusing on some of the great Thimble Theater supporting characters. In this one, our hero is trying fruitlessly to keep his scrappy Pappy from going out on the town and picking fights. Solid entertainment. And we can only imagine how ornery Pappy will someday be when Popeye eventually decides to dump him in a nursing home!
When this show was on I watched it every time I could! I thought that the characters were really funny and all had great personalities. The animation in My opinion was crisp, clean, and really clear. Not to mention beautiful! Most of the characters in this show are hilarious like the Looney Tunes characters that we all love. in My opinion these characters are the funnies and talented ever seen. In fact, The things that goes on in this series' cartoons are in My opinion nuts which that is what makes them hilarious! There are so many to like and laugh at and the silly things they do! If you like the original Looney Tunes then I strongly recommend that you watch this show!
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- TriviaSome of the background patrons are drawn like speakeasy clientele from the Prohibition years, but the dancing dame is pure 1940, down to her drawn on beauty mark and emotions. A lady was never seen barefoot in public, unless at the beach.
- ErroresEverything in the bedroom shifts to the left when Popeye turns off the lamp, then shifts back when he turns it on.
- Versiones alternativasThere is a redrawn colorized version from 1987 originally commissioned by Ted Turner.
- ConexionesFeatured in The Popeye Show: I Eats My Spinach/Little Swee'Pea/Poopdeck Pappy (2001)
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