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On the DVD

Commentaries and Popeye Popumentary featurettes with animators, historians and voice artists profiling specific cartoons, characters and creators
2 retrospective documentaries:
I Yam What I Yam: The Story of Popeye the Sailor
Forging the Frame: The Roots of Animation 1900-1920
From the vault: Bonus early Fleischer cartoons, including memorable Out of the Inkwell shorts


DVD Menu

  • Disc #1 -- Popeye the Sailor, Vol. 1: 1933-1938 - Episodes 1-15
    • Play
    • Episodes
      • Popeye the Sailor
      • Popeye the Sailor: Commentary
      • Popeye the Sailor: Popeye Popumentary
      • I Yam What I Yam
      • I Yam What I Yam : Commentary
      • Blow Me Down!
      • Blow Me Down!: Commentary
      • I Eats My Spinach
      • I Eats My Spinach: Commentary
      • Seasin's Greetinks!
      • Wild Elephinks
      • Wild Elephinks: Commentary
      • Sock-A-Bye, Baby
      • Sock-A-Bye, Baby: Commentary
      • Let's You and Him Fight
      • The Man on the Flying Trapeze
      • Can You Take It
      • Can You Take It: Commentary
      • Shoein' Hosses
      • Strong to the Finich
      • Shiver Me Timbers!
      • Axe Me Another
      • A Dream Walking
      • A Dream Walking: Commentary
      • A Dream Walking: Popeye Popumentary
    • Special Features
      • Commentaries
        • Play All
        • Popeye the Sailor by Historian Michael Barrier With Animator Dave Tendlar
        • I Yam What I Yam by Animator Mark Kausler
        • Blow Me Down! by Animators Jorge Gutierrez and Sandra Equihua
        • I Eats My Spinach by Historian Michael Barrier With Animator Dave Tendlar
        • Wild Elephinks by Historian Jerry Beck
        • Sock-a-Bye, Baby by Historian Glenn Mitchell
        • Can You Take It by Filmmaker Greg Ford
        • A Dream Walking by Director Eric Goldberg
      • I Yam What I Yam: The Story of Popeye the Sailor
      • Popeye Popumentaries
        • Play All
        • Mining the Strip: Elzie Segar and Thimble Theatre
        • Me Fickle Goyl, Olive Oyl: The World's Least Likely Sex Symbol
      • From the Vault
        • Play All
        • Colonel Heeza Liar at the Bat
        • Krazy Kat Goes A-Wooing
        • Domestic Difficulties
    • Languages
      • Spoken Languages: English
      • Subtitles: English (For the Hearing Impaired)
      • Subtitles: Off
      • Web Info
  • Disc #2 -- Popeye the Sailor, Vol. 1: 1933-1938 - Episodes 16-30
    • Play
    • Episodes
      • The Two-Alarm Fire
      • The Dance Contest
      • We Aim to Please
      • We Aim to Please: Popeye Popumentary
      • Beware of the Barnacle Bill
      • Beware of the Barnacle Bill: Commentary
      • Be Kind to 'Animals'
      • Pleased to Meet Cha!
      • The "Hyp-Nut-Tist"
      • Choose Yer 'Weppins'
      • Choose Yer 'Weppins': Commentary
      • For Better or Worser
      • For Better or Worser: Commentary
      • Dizzy Divers
      • You Gotta Be a Football Hero
      • You Gotta Be a Football Hero: Commentary
      • King of the Mardi Gras
      • King of the Mardi Gras: Commentary
      • King of the Mardi Gras: Popeye Popumentary
      • Adventures of Popeye
      • Adventures of Popeye: Commentary
      • The Spinach Overture
      • The Spinach Overture: Commentary
      • Vim, Vigor and Vitaliky
    • Special Features
      • Commentaries
        • Play All
        • Beware of Barnacle Bill by Historian Jerry Beck
        • Choose Yer 'Weppins' by Filmmaker Greg Ford
        • For Better or Worser by Filmmaker Greg Ford
        • You Gotta Be a Football Hero by Historian Jerry Beck
        • King of the Mardi Gras by Historian Michael Barrier With Actor Jack Mercer
        • Adventures of Popeye by Historian Glenn Mitchell
        • The Spinach Overture by Historian Daniel Goldmark
      • Forging the Frame: The Roots of Animation, 1900-1920
      • Popeye Popumentaries
        • Play All
        • Wimpy the Moocher: Ode to the Burgermeister
        • Sailors Hornpipes: The Voices of Popeye
      • From the Vault
        • Play All
        • Bobby Bumps Puts a Beanery on the Bum
        • Feline Follies
        • The Tantalizing Fly
    • Languages
      • Spoken Languages: English
      • Subtitles: English (For the Hearing Impaired)
      • Subtitles: Off
      • Web Info
  • Disc #3 -- Popeye the Sailor, Vol. 1: 1933-1938 - Episodes 31-45
    • Play
    • Episodes
      • A Clean Shaven Man
      • A Clean Shaven Man: Commentary
      • Brotherly Love
      • Brotherly Love: Popeye Popumentary
      • I-Ski Love-Ski You-Ski
      • I-Ski Love-Ski You-Ski: Commentary
      • Bridge Ahoy!
      • What - No Spinach?
      • I Wanna Be a Life Guard
      • Let's Get Movin'
      • Never Kick a Woman
      • Little Swee-Pea
      • Hold the Wire
      • The Spinach Roadster
      • Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor
      • Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailorr: Commentary
      • Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor: Popeye Popumentary
      • I'm in the Army Now
      • The Paneless Window Washer
      • The Paneless Window Washer: Commentary
      • Organ Grinder's Swing
    • Special Features
      • Commentaries
        • Play All
        • A Clean Shaven Man by Writer Paul Dini
        • I-Ski Love-Ski You-Ski by Director John Kricfalusi, Director Eddie Fitzgerald and Cartoonist Kali Fontecchio
        • Popeye the Sailor Meets Sindbad the Sailor by Director John Kricfalusi, Director Eddie Fitzgerald and Cartoonist Kali Fontecchio
        • The Paneless Window Washer by Animator Mark Kausler
      • Popeye Popumentaries
        • Play All
        • Blow Me Down! The Music of Popeye
        • Popeye in Living Color: A Look at the Color Two-Reelers
      • From the Vault
        • Play All
        • Modeling
        • Invisible Ink
        • Bubbles
        • Jumping Beans
        • Bed Time
        • Trapped
    • Languages
      • Spoken Languages: English
      • Subtitles: English (For the Hearing Impaired)
      • Subtitles: Off
      • Web Info
  • Disc #4 -- Popeye the Sailor, Vol. 1: 1933-1938 - Episodes 46-60
    • Play
    • Episodes
      • My Artistical Temperature
      • Hospitaliky
      • The Twisker Pitcher
      • Morning, Noon and Night Club
      • Lost and Foundry
      • Lost and Foundry: Commentary
      • Lost and Foundry: Popeye Popumentary
      • I Never Changes My Altitude
      • I Like Babies and Infinks
      • The Football Toucher Downer
      • Protek the Weakerist
      • Protek the Weakerist: Commentary
      • Popeye the Sailor Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves
      • Popeye the Sailor Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves: Commentary
      • Fowl Play
      • Let's Celebrate
      • Learn Polikeness
      • Learn Polikeness: Popeye Popumentary
      • The House Builder Upper
      • Big Chief Ugh-Amugh-Ugh
    • Special Features
      • Commentaries
        • Play All
        • Lost and Foundry by Director John Kricfalusi, Director Eddie Fitzgerald and Cartoonist Kali Fontecchio
        • Protek the Weakerist by Historian Jerry Beck
        • Popeye the Sailor Meets Ali Baba's Forty Thieves by Director John Kricfalusi, Director Eddie Fitzgerald and Cartoonist Kali Fontecchio
      • Popeye Popumentaries
        • Play All
        • Me Lil' Swee'Pea: Whose Kid Is He Anyway?
        • Et Tu, Bluto? Cartoondom's Heaviest Heavy
      • From the Vault
        • Play All
        • A Trip to Mars
        • Koko Trains 'Em
        • Koko Back Tracks
        • Let's Sing With Popeye
      • Trailers
        • Play All
        • Wait Till Your Father Gets Home
        • Classic Cartoons From the Vault
        • Smurfs
        • Tom and Jerry Spotlight, Vol. 3
    • Languages
      • Spoken Languages: English
      • Subtitles: English (For the Hearing Impaired)
      • Subtitles: Off
      • Web Info

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5.0étoiles sur 5 The return of Popeye, Aoû 8 2007
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This is such a find, one of the most enjoyable sets I've ever owned. Back in the late '80s, Popeye cartoons from the mid-30s used to be broadcast very early in the morning on local TV. I used to get up at 5 a.m. to tape them by hand, so there would not be any duplicates. I ended up with a 6-hour tape full of my favorite animation. Then I did something really stupid - I found an outfit that put VHS tapes onto DVD. I was to find out later that this is a real racket. People want this, for their grad tapes, weddings, etc. But this place turned out to be bogus. I never saw my tape again. I was so disappointed, as Popeye was my favorite from childhood and wasn't on the air any more.

So, all these years later, I was in a local department store and saw one copy of this set on a shelf, with space all around it. It had only been out for about 3 days. It seemed to be calling to me! I bought it immediately and began to enjoy an experience beyond my old tape.

For one thing, the tape had been "colorized", so it was very hard to see the backgrounds. The black and white was like pencil drawings by a brilliant artist, effective (often providing a 3-D effect) and quirky. I remembered most of the cartoons, but also appreciated the short documentaries dealing with various aspects of the series.

What surprised me most is how often I laughed out loud, at cartoons I had seen when I was 5 years old. Olive Oyl in particular made me laugh, with her noodle-like, elastic arms and legs. Popeye himself was such an unlikely hero - ugly and gruff, with one eye, no teeth (you can clearly see his gums in these early ones), and grotesque forearms.

There was a strange charm to these early efforts, in which the animators hadn't quite gotten a fix on the characters -they were still experimenting. Popeye's laugh was almost menacing, and Olive's voice was deep, below alto (before Mae Questel got on board - also did Betty Boop).

Weirdest of all, the very early Fleischer cartoons had the characters constantly bouncing up and down in unison. In the first few, all the characters other than Popeye, Olive and Bluto were animals walking upright.

When I saw these on TV, at the very end of some of them there was a split-second showing a black dot which got smaller, then a nanosecond of an inkwell. In these, we get to see the whole shot with the ink bottle, drawing pens and a calendar. It turns out they were not able to show the Paramount logo at the end, so had to "chop" that lovely ending. How wonderful and magical to see it restored.

Popeye gave Disney a run for his money (imagine comparing an ugly old sailor to sweet little Mickey Mouse!), and often came out on top. I can't wait for Vol. 2 of this set: it's beautifully set up, easy to find all the material, and a sort of time machine to the Depression era, when entertainment was so crucial to keeping up the public morale.
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