We had Jack and the Beanstalk (1974) dubbed on VHS when I was little. It had been recorded over footage of happy women wearing bikinis on a boat, so when the movie was over there was a couple minutes of that. That juxtaposition of dream logic and carefree sexuality gave me a lot to chew on.
![Tonally, it feels like a jarring U-turn for a franchise that has barely included a few pages of dialogue before now, exasperated [sic] by some face-scratchingly juvenile dialogue](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:r45wkzzidike7dgyatjix5yd/bafkreifeun45hzjcywhkjmeseuij3flodulrez4fyasiggytnskgy6cpzy)
![Bluesky snip of an original repost along with a reply
ORIGINAL POST: [blocked/invisible]
REPLY: But it looks like a southern plantation?](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:r45wkzzidike7dgyatjix5yd/bafkreiaekch7qn4he6c5oeaugbuz3tggh5fsdjbhfok2n5qdlwdywmzdhi)
![Scene from The Simpsons: Moe's Tavern, bustling:
Homer, pointing angrily: "Let me tell you something: you just lost yourself a customer."
Moe: What? I'm sorry, Homer, I couldn't hear you.
Homer, from behind another customer's eager outstretched cash-offering hand: "I said, 'You just lost yourself a customer.'"
Moe, flanked by several eager customers' wads of cash: "Homer, you're gonna have to speak up."
[Moe pops open an overflowing cash register]
Homer: "You just lost yourself a customer, Moe."
Moe: "I forced myself to what?"
Homer, beginning to be crowded out: You just lost yourself a customer!"
Moe: "Homer, I'll talk to you tomorrow."
Homer, all but overwhelmed by the throng, receding: "You just lost yourself a customer!"
Moe, frantically trying to keep up with the patrons: "Yeah, you can use it."](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:r45wkzzidike7dgyatjix5yd/bafkreih4evv6no472ljbav5sr2moooe3mhhwllnhe5k7ihm2epiw3rshny)
