"But I'm just a little ragdoll with a candy heart--" Why the hell would you say that RIGHT AFTER a musical number obsessing over devouring a sweet heart? Raggedy, you crazy. You a crazy doll.
She probably assumed he meant "sweetheart" in the standard connotation it has in most vernacular. Of course, it's possible that the Greedy doesn't understand the difference...
I don’t.... I don’t wanna have to imagine what.... ungodly amount of effort went into animating this monstrosity.... I love how his facial features are non-consistent, but on top of that, you can kinda make out an expression but it’s never still. I mean he morphs some kind of pig snout when he’s stuffing his... “face”...? there’s never a break with how this character is animated, May god have mercy on the soul(s) tasked with the greedy
so the Greedy is a shape shifting sentient blob of taffy that eats all the time but is never satisfied and it causes him misery so he has to have a sweet heart to free him from this curse and Raggedy Ann has a candy heart and so the Greedy tries to steal her heart.... that's kinda disturbing and i love it
I had a Raggedy Andy doll when I was a little kid. Mum took me to see this in the theaters when it premiered. I was six. This film absolutely destroyed me. Any sense of childhood innocence was wiped away and replaced with the goddamned void. It showed me that no matter how much you love, that's not good enough and horrible things can and will happen to those you cherish most. If you're lucky, you might come out the other side. It's masterful, the animation is unparalleled. The themes heavy and world-changing. It makes Wonder Showzen, Superjail, Akira, Frank Zappa's 200 Motels all seem like dryer lint. It's worse than Grave of the Fireflies in that it shows you that you cannot escape life and its suite of ever-changing variables, no matter what.
Call me weird, but I actually really like this movie. Sure it’s weird, but it's never dull, and the artwork is great for 1977, and the songs are pretty catchy also.
Wonder the internet and what do I find? This bit was nightmare fuel when I was 4 years old (circa 80's, a few years after it came out). Watching it now with all the crazed symbolic morphing going on with this guy it extra specially unsettling. I mean amazing what they created, as it STILL freaks me out.
as someone who watched movie who watched this movie 9 or 10 or almost 10 times & has the dolls y'all wanna say oh I love this movie oh this such a good movie & shit 😐
Now I have heard that this film did badly but (and just hear me out before you tear into me) I wonder if this was made nowadays would it do better now? I noticed that a lot of my favourite films have done badly like Treasure Planet, this and so on.
OMG. i remember this movie back then Raggedy Ann and Andy man it's been so long since I've seen this Grandma give a color book but i wanted Spider-Man. it was the thought that counts man so long watch again is like yesterday
I can see that. The Greedy also came off to me as potentially spilled food or vomit from an overindulgent guest at Marcella's birthday party. Considering the sea was actually the small pond in Marcella's backyard, I wondered what the Greedy, Looneyland, Gadzooks, and all of the other characters really were versus what they appeared as with their symbolic value.
@wolfjak Apologies for taking years to notice this, ha. Okay, let me see if I remember. Each character from the Camel onward is a lost soul in a localized purgatory, with its own isolated boundaries from reality as the toys understand it. Though this purgatory appears to, in reality, be a hole in Marcella's back yard. Yet almost every toy we see even in the playroom can meet such a fate, because it seems that (arguably) barring Ann and Andy, every one of them has some manner of psychosis. They're mortally terrified of being separated from human structure and safety, because they'll devolve into irrevocable madness patterned on their existing eccentricities. The Camel seems to demonstrate this, after being thrown away by his owner's mother. The Camel himself teeters on the brink of embodying Envy, as does the Captain with Lust. The Greedy and King Koo Koo have themselves long since become Gluttony and Pride respectively. Gadzooks most befits Sloth, from what I can surmise. There is surprisingly little Wrath, however. Even as angry as Koo Koo gets, he never orders anyone's death, even the mindless maniacs that constantly laugh at him. Wow I put way too much thought into this.
For 45 minutes Ann and Andy have just been in a girl's bedroom, and a back yard. Now they're in a distorted alternate dimension of insanity, a black void filled with a sea of peanut butter and domineered by a shapeless, boundless, supernatural being. What happened?
Yeah, tbh I thought it was either that the toys just have a different perception of reality than humans, or that the whole falling off a cliff thing broke them enough to where they began to hallucinate from damage to whatever the doll equivalent of a brain is. But I dunno.
You notice that he says he eats but he's never satisfied. If you notice, whatever he eats, it turns into little cubes or chunks of it and they all just fall out of his mouth. No wonder he's never satisfied. He doesn't eat anything he puts in his mouth
The Greedy sequence was my fav as a kid cos it looked so sweet and tastey :9 Now i am mind blown at how fluid the animation is and how stuff is constantly moving the entire time.
With everything negative going on the world, THIS brightened this 37 year old woman's heart and brought back childhood nostalgia. Now to share with the kids
Na, animation now a days does not take talent at all, it's just nerds at computers. It's not rude its true, and by the way I work in the film industry.
the Greedy's curse is twofold. an endless hunger, and even though all the worlds treats wind up in his pit, he can never leave. he probably doesn't even know which sweetheart he needs to free himself.
literally some of the most insane and mindblowing animation i've ever seen. richard williams was incredibly ambitious and it gave us some amazing stuff.
Ok, so lots of people on Tumblr say that the Greedy has the perfect headcanon voice for the character Enoch from the game OFF and *HOLY HELL IT FITS LIKE A GLOVE* Also the animation is GORGEOUS.
When I heard the voice of the Knight, all I could think of was "This is Uncle Al, the kiddies' pal. Hello, little friends, hello! Oh Uncle Al had a lot of 'medicine' last night!" Laugh-In was and still his my favorite show of all time!
Richard Williams is the greatest animator in the business, as far as I'm concerned, and I particularly love this scene. This movie also distinguishes itself as the first animated feature to have a woman animate the lead character (raggedy Ann). For an industry which is still pretty macho, Williams 1970s casting decision was absolutely progressive. My only criticism about this film is that most of the exceptional animation occurs during musical numbers, and the music... well, definitely for children, and definitely ear-rape if you are an adult. "How can ya be.. Happy? How can ya be...smilin'?"
+IKFKSwitch I don't think she was chosen because she was a woman, but rather a person that qualified to do the task. But it's certainly encouraging to know women can make it in the industry, and not for the sake of being women.
The Great Mighty Poo has nothing on this abomination. Major props to the animators! I bet amorphous "Don Bluth" style movements are a nightmare to animate. Considering this creature convinced me of the third circle of hell, this nightmare is a testament to the quality of the animators' abilities.
Thanks so much for restoring this. It was one of those movies I watched in the theater as a kid and it just kind of rolled around in my head. It has the sort of scenes you have to go back and see again, because you're not quite sure you just saw what you think you saw.
Since this whole "adventure" took place in Marcella's backyard, I'm presuming that the Greedy was actually a dish full of ice cream some kid next door dumped in Marcella's backyard because he didn't like the superfluous toppings added to it. Looney Land? That's something else.
Okay, question time. Where is The Greedy's consciousness stored? Does he have a very small brain that travels along whenever he loses his solid physical form? Or is he an entity that posses the entirety of the taffy pit? Is there a limit to how he can reform himself? Is he successful human instrumentality?
One of the first films I remember seeing in a theater. Imperfect though it is, it's one wild adventure after another and I'm glad you gave it the attention you did. This is the best I've seen it looking since I was a kid going to summer movies.
So you mean to tell me there is a pit filled with a living ocean of banana-cherry taffy that does nothing but constantly re-ears the same candy over and over again only to float up to the taffy's surface and be consumed again?
PATRiCKFBi MetalHead There are 2 kinds of people in this world, the kind who watch this and think " Ugh, I never want to eat again, especially sweets!" And the kind who watch this and think "Darn, I'm all out of candy, gotta run to the store!"
That just freaked me out again after all these years. If kids today had to watch what we did growing up (i.e. this, Labyrinth, Pink Elephants on Parade, Heffalumps & Woozles, etc.) they would cry themselves to sleep nightly. This scary animation/puppet stuff made us the mentally bravest generation!!
Micah Buzan Well, perhaps Richard Williams and Katsuhiro Otomo should team up some day to make the most awesomly animated and most fucked up Animated Film of all time!
@KikyoChanXD: They ARE siblings. Even their creator said so. The issue is that even if they're siblings, they're also SOULMATES as they were LITERALLY MADE for one another. One can NOT exist without the other, as Ann was created for Marcella's first true birthday and Andy done in tribute, as Marcella died young at age 13.
And the animation - it's admirable that it's taking advantage of that fact, like animation is a separate world from reality. I mean, the little girl scenes are shot in live action, the toys in animation - comparing the two, we definitely get a glimpse of two completely different worlds, filled with characters that work off of it.
For something from a long while ago. 1. this is the best quality I've seen for this snippet of the movie. 2. I think the Greedy is never satisfied because it never truly eats the stuff. All he eats goes right back into him, back into the Taffy, so he never eats it, just shifts it around.
According to the novelized version of the film, a Chinese fortune cookie he once ate left him a message that he will be finally be satisfied when he finds a sweetheart.
This freak me out as a kid but as an adult and an artist Im no astonished by the amount of work went into drawing each and every frame of animation for this scene
I'm not sure whether this would've been disturbing or enticing if I were a kid in the 70's watching this; it seems like I would've been scared by it, but, on the other hand, I would've also had my eyes drawn to the endless sea of sugary sweets.
I actually kind of like the greedy. He's got pretty good manners to apologize for his behaviour. Just wish he didnt go ape crazy at the end or he'd make a pretty cool ally ów0
Gotta admit, for being "The Greedy", he's very polite with all his "Pardon me"s and "Excuse me"s.
Excatly, I completely agree.
@@eleanorhogan8643Pardon me, excuse me, can I eat you? - The Greedy
@@ThomasWeaver1992 I like that.
"But I'm just a little ragdoll with a candy heart--"
Why the hell would you say that RIGHT AFTER a musical number obsessing over devouring a sweet heart? Raggedy, you crazy. You a crazy doll.
She probably assumed he meant "sweetheart" in the standard connotation it has in most vernacular. Of course, it's possible that the Greedy doesn't understand the difference...
Indeed! Either way, too much candy can cloud the mind.
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CJCroen1393 iop
I mean that type of doll is the same type which Annabelle was created so...
The animators did such a great job at physically making you feel gluttonous and full with all of The Greedys actions and movements. Fantastic
I don’t....
I don’t wanna have to imagine what.... ungodly amount of effort went into animating this monstrosity....
I love how his facial features are non-consistent, but on top of that, you can kinda make out an expression but it’s never still. I mean he morphs some kind of pig snout when he’s stuffing his... “face”...? there’s never a break with how this character is animated,
May god have mercy on the soul(s) tasked with the greedy
Can we talk about how incredible Greedy's voice and sound design are?
The man who did the voice was also the voice of The Creep in Creepshow 2.
It's a crime this film never got a blu-ray restoration.
Raggedy Ann's voice is adorable
To be fair she is so cute.
This terrified me when I was a child. The Greedy sequence is a psychotic claustrophobic eating disorder fueled nightmare.
whoever animated this needs an award.
oh that i agree non made this animation the way it used to be
it's emery hawkins
so the Greedy is a shape shifting sentient blob of taffy that eats all the time but is never satisfied and it causes him misery so he has to have a sweet heart to free him from this curse and Raggedy Ann has a candy heart and so the Greedy tries to steal her heart.... that's kinda disturbing and i love it
This was animated by one person ONE ☝️ PERSON!!!
A'ight, but the animation in this movie is absolutely gorgeous and I love it.
this used to SCARE THE S**T out of me when I was younger. The animation used is very creepy. Acid-trip-city!
IKR? I mean how the *Greedy* looks too!
I had a Raggedy Andy doll when I was a little kid. Mum took me to see this in the theaters when it premiered. I was six.
This film absolutely destroyed me. Any sense of childhood innocence was wiped away and replaced with the goddamned void. It showed me that no matter how much you love, that's not good enough and horrible things can and will happen to those you cherish most. If you're lucky, you might come out the other side.
It's masterful, the animation is unparalleled. The themes heavy and world-changing. It makes Wonder Showzen, Superjail, Akira, Frank Zappa's 200 Motels all seem like dryer lint. It's worse than Grave of the Fireflies in that it shows you that you cannot escape life and its suite of ever-changing variables, no matter what.
Thank you 💋❤️ Andy you wonderful hero. You save Raggedy ann and canel 💗❤️
This flows like a Jack Stauber video
... That animation. Richard Williams was a god.
Greedy is a polite version of Jabba the Hutt.
However Greedy is still grotesque.
Do you know I just thought he might be Jabba the Hutt's cousin.
This whole scene was an acid trip in 10 minutes
Call me weird, but I actually really like this movie. Sure it’s weird, but it's never dull, and the artwork is great for 1977, and the songs are pretty catchy also.
I completely agree with you.
Oh look, it's Nikocado Avacado's final form
Wonder the internet and what do I find? This bit was nightmare fuel when I was 4 years old (circa 80's, a few years after it came out). Watching it now with all the crazed symbolic morphing going on with this guy it extra specially unsettling. I mean amazing what they created, as it STILL freaks me out.
If there's a live-action remake of this, they should get Nikocado Avocado to play the Greedy.
This song is soooo catchy 'Without a sweethearttttt i never get enough'
Anne is very brave as well as kind.
I couldn't blink for most of this, I don't know if it was because it was such a mind frag or because the animation was so gorgeous
I remember watching this at my grandmas house
Do you know what the greedy really needs? Some sweet corn.
4:11
I only realized that damn pun after seeing this scene for the 3rd time
woah........ sooooo many sweets wanna make me want to snack
(8:31) I feel bad for the Camel, he is homesick.
I see scenes of this movie out of context and just get more confused on what this acid trip is about
The guy who voices Greedy voiced the Creep from Creepshow.
The OG Globglogabgolab
Oh boy, that guy is a lot of candy and dessert
The OG Mukbanger.
as someone who watched movie who watched this movie 9 or 10 or almost 10 times & has the dolls y'all wanna say oh I love this movie oh this such a good movie & shit 😐
when u gotta base an animated movie on a doll with no lore or any kind of lore so u just gotta make it up as you go along.
Wizard and the Bruiser brought me here lol.
This is the most terrifying scene of any film of all time. It haunted my dreams for YEARS as a kid.
I loved this movie so much
3:57 wait was that a Goat Leg!?!?
Now I have heard that this film did badly but (and just hear me out before you tear into me) I wonder if this was made nowadays would it do better now? I noticed that a lot of my favourite films have done badly like Treasure Planet, this and so on.
Why did they have to give the taffy man an ass?
Watchin' this while High must kick you right into the next Dimension...
this movie is a fever dream
How did the Greedy not have a bad case of diabetes eating all that sugar?
Well he is not human, he is a monster, maybe monsters do not get diabetes.
I thought I fever dreamed this. Gave me severe nightmares in the 80s
This was visually hard to watch. It’s impressive, don’t get wrong, but I feel nauseous
OMG. i remember this movie back then Raggedy Ann and Andy man it's been so long since I've seen this Grandma give a color book but i wanted Spider-Man. it was the thought that counts man so long watch again is like yesterday
It is at this point that I became convinced that this movie is a semi child friendly metaphor for Dante's Inferno.
That's a very interesting interpretation. I could see that
I can see that. The Greedy also came off to me as potentially spilled food or vomit from an overindulgent guest at Marcella's birthday party. Considering the sea was actually the small pond in Marcella's backyard, I wondered what the Greedy, Looneyland, Gadzooks, and all of the other characters really were versus what they appeared as with their symbolic value.
@wolfjak Apologies for taking years to notice this, ha. Okay, let me see if I remember. Each character from the Camel onward is a lost soul in a localized purgatory, with its own isolated boundaries from reality as the toys understand it.
Though this purgatory appears to, in reality, be a hole in Marcella's back yard.
Yet almost every toy we see even in the playroom can meet such a fate, because it seems that (arguably) barring Ann and Andy, every one of them has some manner of psychosis. They're mortally terrified of being separated from human structure and safety, because they'll devolve into irrevocable madness patterned on their existing eccentricities.
The Camel seems to demonstrate this, after being thrown away by his owner's mother. The Camel himself teeters on the brink of embodying Envy, as does the Captain with Lust. The Greedy and King Koo Koo have themselves long since become Gluttony and Pride respectively. Gadzooks most befits Sloth, from what I can surmise. There is surprisingly little Wrath, however. Even as angry as Koo Koo gets, he never orders anyone's death, even the mindless maniacs that constantly laugh at him.
Wow I put way too much thought into this.
Anybody notice that the Greedy's nose transforms into a pig's nose when he eats? A subtle bizarre element that is difficult to unsee.
My eyes saw the change, but my brain didn't register it until now.
Charles Wagner Because the Greedy IS a pig.
+Charles Wagner Yep, noticed it right away.
For 45 minutes Ann and Andy have just been in a girl's bedroom, and a back yard.
Now they're in a distorted alternate dimension of insanity, a black void filled with a sea of peanut butter and domineered by a shapeless, boundless, supernatural being.
What happened?
cthulu took over the writing staff
Dante's Inferno.
Im guessing they got a contact high from whatever the camel's on to make him see camels in the sky
Yeah, tbh I thought it was either that the toys just have a different perception of reality than humans, or that the whole falling off a cliff thing broke them enough to where they began to hallucinate from damage to whatever the doll equivalent of a brain is. But I dunno.
I imagine its actually a mud pit in real life, evidenced by how the ocean in the movie is just a tiny pond in real life
The Greedy's animator: Model sheets are for SCRUBS
- Emery Hawkins.
"If nightmares were money, this episode would be the world's fourth largest economy."
Well said, Cracked. Well said.
The dreaded secret level of Sugar Rush.
You notice that he says he eats but he's never satisfied. If you notice, whatever he eats, it turns into little cubes or chunks of it and they all just fall out of his mouth.
No wonder he's never satisfied. He doesn't eat anything he puts in his mouth
Why turn into cubes?
fpbrunei
I don't know. I didn't animate this
+fpbrunei Because God hates the gluttonous. ...and us, apparently, because this scene has been persevered for the world to see.
I think that's the same case with Cookie Monster
"Will never be satisfied"
Hamilton anyone?
The animation for the Greedy is some of the most hardcore work I've ever seen! And I thought the War Machine in The Thief and the Cobbler was amazing!
the animator for the greedy is Emery Hawkins he was Disney trained and it showed in his work on the greedy character .
Stanley jetson Animators and animation teams deserve medals, trophies, cash and snacks. For real!
guess you havent seen the thief and the cobbler
Grand Shock Trooper Oh I have, the Recobbled Cut, and I can’t compare the two! The Greedy and the War Machine are both just too awesome!
@@stanleyjetson2494 He also worked for Walter Lantz and Warner Brothers.
The Greedy sequence was my fav as a kid cos it looked so sweet and tastey :9
Now i am mind blown at how fluid the animation is and how stuff is constantly moving the entire time.
Definitely a 1970s loos, which is to be appreciated.
With everything negative going on the world, THIS brightened this 37 year old woman's heart and brought back childhood nostalgia. Now to share with the kids
Nobody cares
Holy shit this animation is impressive.
yep during its time!!!
+Goobli bloo! Very true, there is nothing with that amount of hard work behind it in animation today.
this terrified me as a child
Animators use computers for all kinds of shortcuts nowadays. This was done with nothing but pencils, paper and grit.
Na, animation now a days does not take talent at all, it's just nerds at computers. It's not rude its true, and by the way I work in the film industry.
the Greedy's curse is twofold. an endless hunger, and even though all the worlds treats wind up in his pit, he can never leave. he probably doesn't even know which sweetheart he needs to free himself.
literally some of the most insane and mindblowing animation i've ever seen. richard williams was incredibly ambitious and it gave us some amazing stuff.
Ok, so lots of people on Tumblr say that the Greedy has the perfect headcanon voice for the character Enoch from the game OFF and *HOLY HELL IT FITS LIKE A GLOVE* Also the animation is GORGEOUS.
I love how the fight against the Greedy looks like a freaking _boss battle!_
When I heard the voice of the Knight, all I could think of was "This is Uncle Al, the kiddies' pal. Hello, little friends, hello! Oh Uncle Al had a lot of 'medicine' last night!"
Laugh-In was and still his my favorite show of all time!
draconiclady0610 You have excellent taste, friend!
Richard Williams is the greatest animator in the business, as far as I'm concerned, and I particularly love this scene. This movie also distinguishes itself as the first animated feature to have a woman animate the lead character (raggedy Ann). For an industry which is still pretty macho, Williams 1970s casting decision was absolutely progressive. My only criticism about this film is that most of the exceptional animation occurs during musical numbers, and the music... well, definitely for children, and definitely ear-rape if you are an adult. "How can ya be.. Happy? How can ya be...smilin'?"
+IKFKSwitch I don't think she was chosen because she was a woman, but rather a person that qualified to do the task. But it's certainly encouraging to know women can make it in the industry, and not for the sake of being women.
How dare you imply that wasn't a good song.
Raggedy Anne and Andy don't seem appropriately disturbed by this character.
The Great Mighty Poo has nothing on this abomination. Major props to the animators! I bet amorphous "Don Bluth" style movements are a nightmare to animate. Considering this creature convinced me of the third circle of hell, this nightmare is a testament to the quality of the animators' abilities.
The Greedy is eerily similar to the Great Mighty Poo in Conker's Bad Fur Day.
Pretty much, they're both blobs with great singing voices.
Or Belch from Earthbound
I could imagine aku being the greedy
The Greedy is sapient food constantly consuming himself. The great and Mighty Poo is what all consumed food becomes each of them are the other's Foil.
Thanks so much for restoring this. It was one of those movies I watched in the theater as a kid and it just kind of rolled around in my head. It has the sort of scenes you have to go back and see again, because you're not quite sure you just saw what you think you saw.
For being named The Greedy, the guy sure is polite.
Since this whole "adventure" took place in Marcella's backyard, I'm presuming that the Greedy was actually a dish full of ice cream some kid next door dumped in Marcella's backyard because he didn't like the superfluous toppings added to it.
Looney Land? That's something else.
Okay, question time. Where is The Greedy's consciousness stored? Does he have a very small brain that travels along whenever he loses his solid physical form? Or is he an entity that posses the entirety of the taffy pit?
Is there a limit to how he can reform himself?
Is he successful human instrumentality?
Unknown, unknown, he's the entire pit, no, and I don't know. Just think sugared-themed Lovecraftian horror.
One of the first films I remember seeing in a theater. Imperfect though it is, it's one wild adventure after another and I'm glad you gave it the attention you did. This is the best I've seen it looking since I was a kid going to summer movies.
For some reason this didn't freak me out as a kid, which is amazing because i was afraid of everything.
To a surreal mind, reality is the nightmare. (Not that either is better. I just had the same experience.)
So you mean to tell me there is a pit filled with a living ocean of banana-cherry taffy that does nothing but constantly re-ears the same candy over and over again only to float up to the taffy's surface and be consumed again?
Sounds delicious, right?
This video makes me want to eat a bunch of candy. Not joking unfortunately....
PATRiCKFBi MetalHead There are 2 kinds of people in this world, the kind who watch this and think " Ugh, I never want to eat again, especially sweets!" And the kind who watch this and think "Darn, I'm all out of candy, gotta run to the store!"
That just freaked me out
again after all these years. If kids today had to watch what we did growing up (i.e. this, Labyrinth, Pink Elephants on Parade, Heffalumps & Woozles, etc.) they would cry themselves to sleep nightly. This scary animation/puppet stuff made us the mentally bravest generation!!
The last unicorn
This reminds of the mutation scene in Akira.
Micah Buzan Well, perhaps Richard Williams and Katsuhiro Otomo should team up some day to make the most awesomly animated and most fucked up Animated Film of all time!
i was thinking exactly the sameeeeeeeeeee!!!!
RAGEDDY ANN HELP MEEEEE!
Steven H
HAHA!
That IS tetuso
Omg im just amazed of how much animation was made for this part. Non stop traditional animation.
@KikyoChanXD: They ARE siblings. Even their creator said so. The issue is that even if they're siblings, they're also SOULMATES as they were LITERALLY MADE for one another. One can NOT exist without the other, as Ann was created for Marcella's first true birthday and Andy done in tribute, as Marcella died young at age 13.
And the animation - it's admirable that it's taking advantage of that fact, like animation is a separate world from reality. I mean, the little girl scenes are shot in live action, the toys in animation - comparing the two, we definitely get a glimpse of two completely different worlds, filled with characters that work off of it.
It's weird, cause Ann wasn't lying about the candy heart. Watch the short "Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy." They were actually made with sweet hearts.
I can see where Adventure Time got their inspiration.
For something from a long while ago. 1. this is the best quality I've seen for this snippet of the movie. 2. I think the Greedy is never satisfied because it never truly eats the stuff. All he eats goes right back into him, back into the Taffy, so he never eats it, just shifts it around.
I was completely mesmerized by this as a kid.
When he says he wants a sweetheart does he mean a girlfriend or the valentines day candies?
I don't think he really knows.
According to the novelized version of the film, a Chinese fortune cookie he once ate left him a message that he will be finally be satisfied when he finds a sweetheart.
@@trinitymplayers that makes perfect sense, *but what sweetheart was the fortune talking about?*
I had this movie clip on vhs as a child. Rediscovering it after 25 years, all I can say is...
Dis sum trippy shiet
More like 35 years!
"Hehey, this is REAL sticky! Ooh... real delicious, too."
Welp, there we go. Childhood ruined.
I didn't notice anything wrong until I stumbled upon this comment, and I honestly regret it.
This freak me out as a kid but as an adult and an artist Im no astonished by the amount of work went into drawing each and every frame of animation for this scene
I realized this actually teaches kids not too devour too many sweets.
wait what
@@patOhara08 It's about how this creature is gluttonous and eats too many sweets but it doesn't make him really happy.
My glucose levels have become dangerously high while watching this.
I'm not sure whether this would've been disturbing or enticing if I were a kid in the 70's watching this; it seems like I would've been scared by it, but, on the other hand, I would've also had my eyes drawn to the endless sea of sugary sweets.
This thing MUST have inspired "The Shmooze" from that 80s pony cartoon, & The Great Mighty Poo from that Conkers game.
Greedy just kept farting, burping, just releasing all types of gasses... at least he kept trying to excuse himself...
The funkiest cartoon character in all creation! :P
This might be why I need therapy.
I actually kind of like the greedy. He's got pretty good manners to apologize for his behaviour. Just wish he didnt go ape crazy at the end or he'd make a pretty cool ally ów0
Greedy: "If you could tell me, well, where I could find a sweetheart..."
Andy: "A *what*?"
LOL!!!
Thanks for posting.
God bless.
Bunnyinthebasement