I don't see anything wrong with Babette, you people make it seem like she's actually popping out. XDD
People wore those clothes back in those times. They wore these horrid things called corsets that slimmed your waist down and pushed your boobs up. She's not really showing anything.
Hmm, she had a visible chest, and she wanted to show a bunch of pirates who probably haven't seen a woman in a while "a good time" in Paris, the home of Moulin Rouge and Crazy Horse.
Babette looks like a cross between Princess Yum-Yum from "The Thief and the Cobbler" and Jessica Rabbit from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" also both directed by Richard Williams.
Richard Williams was the animation director for "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and voice of Droopy Dog. But Robert Zemeckis directed the Roger Rabbit film. Is that what you meant?
Sad that creativity became a crime. I bow down to the wild imagination and amazing amount of detail these animators put into this trippy movie. I loved it as a kid and love it now.
@UncleMilo Well, it seemed the 70's was when animated movies got more adult oriented in general. The Ralph Bakshi stuff ( Wizards, Fritz the Cat, Heavy Traffic ) also came out during the same time period as this flick and THEY were rated R and X. It wasn't that Walt Disney stuff anymore ( though THAT would make a comeback later on ) .
I miss the days when intelligence and imagination flowed like wine......
rang3r34 1 month ago
I don't see anything wrong with Babette, you people make it seem like she's actually popping out. XDD
People wore those clothes back in those times. They wore these horrid things called corsets that slimmed your waist down and pushed your boobs up. She's not really showing anything.
FenrirSkollXxXLuna 1 year ago 6
Damn, Babette was really hot, now that I remember her.
TheFingerbuns 1 year ago 3
@TheFingerbuns Yeah, pretty tough ole broad too as it turned out. Got abducted by that Captain and then ended up putting HIS ass in chains !
Skulldini 2 weeks ago
Hmm, she had a visible chest, and she wanted to show a bunch of pirates who probably haven't seen a woman in a while "a good time" in Paris, the home of Moulin Rouge and Crazy Horse.
Yowza.
andyjay729 1 year ago 2
Babette is such a BAMF. XD
maswellasm 1 year ago
This is why pirates were not respected untill "Pirates of the Carribian" came around.
philipbabb 1 year ago 2
WTF is this and why have I not heard of it before now???
GuacamoleKun 2 years ago
is babette a possible influence on ruby heart
Nanakokuroi1 2 years ago
@Nanakokuroi1 Any similarity between her & Ruby Heart in terms of cleavage is purely coinicidental...
TimelordR 7 months ago
this had some fluid animation
Nanakokuroi1 2 years ago
Dos anyone like Babbette's Singing voice?
Salukiara 3 years ago 13
I do. I really wish she had more singing in this.
Quidam 2 years ago 13
No.
WalkingHazy 2 years ago
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shut the fuck up
Abercr0mbie4life 3 years ago
Gosh...HARD to believe that it was a CHILDREN'S show!O.O
Tsubahi 3 years ago
Sad how uptight we've become as a nation, huh.
UncleMilo 3 years ago 9
....wow, I'm surprised she can keep them under control (they look like the kind of guys who haven't seen a woman in years, lol)
warriorking4ever 4 years ago 10
This seriously was one of my fave movies ever.
Probably explains why I'm so fucked up haha.
skyscreamsblue 4 years ago
Babette looks like a cross between Princess Yum-Yum from "The Thief and the Cobbler" and Jessica Rabbit from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" also both directed by Richard Williams.
Jal8919536 4 years ago
Richard Williams was the animation director for "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and voice of Droopy Dog. But Robert Zemeckis directed the Roger Rabbit film. Is that what you meant?
filmfreak11 4 years ago
I meant director of animation.
Jal8919536 4 years ago
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why was this ever shown to children?
pigdude 4 years ago
Not ALL cel animation is for children. ;)
Pixar maybe - but not cel!
raposofan 4 years ago
Hey now :) I see nothing wrong with this. Shrek is a different story. O_o
sodapop81 4 years ago 4
amen to that.
ReesiePuffs64 4 years ago
Because there was a time when parents weren't scared of everything... and children were treated as if they had brains in their heads.
UncleMilo 3 years ago 38
well said!
MexiGojira 3 years ago 3
Sad that creativity became a crime. I bow down to the wild imagination and amazing amount of detail these animators put into this trippy movie. I loved it as a kid and love it now.
matlockzumsteg 3 years ago 29
@UncleMilo Well, it seemed the 70's was when animated movies got more adult oriented in general. The Ralph Bakshi stuff ( Wizards, Fritz the Cat, Heavy Traffic ) also came out during the same time period as this flick and THEY were rated R and X. It wasn't that Walt Disney stuff anymore ( though THAT would make a comeback later on ) .
Skulldini 2 weeks ago
I love pirates and Raggedy Ann & Andy, such memories <3
Cute song. Thanks for uploading!!!
Dokilunchbox 5 years ago