To be honest, I don't think he was trying to eat Audrey. If he was trying to eat Audrey, she would've been gone as fast as Mr.Mushnik was. I think Audrey II was giving Seymour a warning not to get out of line and not mess with him. Not to mention Audrey II allowed Seymour to open his mouth to free Audrey. I seriously doubt Seymour would've had the strength to open Audrey II's mouth if he was really clamping down on Audrey.
It's a puppet! If I remember correctly, the puppet was slower than what we see. The human actors had to speak and sing at a rate that matched its sluggishness, and those scenes were sped up later.
the vines are animatronic, and yeah, they played a slow version of levi's lines to get more accurate lipsyncs rather than trying to impossibly move that giant mouth and sync on the spot
It's a fucking masterpiece of a puppet... the way the lips stick to each other while speaking, the movement. Or I'm stupid and it is post-processed by CGI, not sure if that was already a thing back then but even if, even more impressive they got it the way it looked.
I got the DVD of the movie, and in the special features menu it tells how the plant was made. It was a creation from the Jim Henson company, and consisted of 2,000 miles (yes, miles) of cable, a nuclear generator, and over 11,000 hand painted leaves and foliage. To think that a low-budget, 1970s black and white film that was shot in only 2 days with leftover props inspired this remake.
Well that is somewhat of a scary song. I think the scariest part was when Mr. Mushnik first snuck out of the dark and confronted Seymour downstairs about Dr. Scrivillo's death. "You love her madly, don't you?" I think the other thing scary looking was the blueish purple inside of the Audrey II's mouth from Audrey's point of view.
I can’t stop watching this scene, it’s perfect. This and the other suppertime scene are the best scenes in the movie. Audrey ii is by far the best character.
@shirleyjenlion187 That's true. She should have stayed in her apartment but, I guess she didn't know that the plant was a carnivore that eats humans. However, she should have suspected that Audrey 2 was a man eating plant after seeing that her dentist boyfriend has disappeared and noticing that Mr. Mushnik was gone and never seen again.
@@jacoriandent1004 I agree, she should have not gone in there after seeing that the plant can talk after noticing it's giant size especially maybe she should have suspected that something didn't seem right after noticing that her dentist boyfriend has disappeared and that Mr. Mushnik was gone and never seen again. However, I'm guessing if she walked in later at the time Seymour came in at 2:06, she might have said "Seymour, what is this about the plant talking?" where Seymour would have said "Audrey, stay back don't go near it" and maybe he would have to be honest saying that it ate Orin Schivello and Mr. Mushnik and lives on human blood.
@@edyoung44 In the musical, they both die at the end, and since the 1986 movie is an adaptation of the stage musical, technically that ending is the original (though if we really wanna get picky, the 1960 movie ending where Seymour gets eaten but Audrey lives would technically be the original). The movie ending where Seymour and Audrey live is the alternate, theatrical ending.
I just really love "Noo, it ain't Seymour! Hehe, it's ME!" for some reason. 0:30 Also the way Audrey ll touches people sometimes, it's.... Just a lil' weird 😭
After Audrey 2 said "oh relax doll it will be easy" from 1:52-1:54, it's too bad his other line was cut out from the original ending where he said "come join your dentist friend and Mushnik, they're right inside."
Until this scene, I seriously wonder if this is all in his head. No one else ever hear the plant talk or saw it move. Is it possible he was using the plant to cover up his crimes, in his head atleast
Yes. This is the Good Ending version. Notice The Plant says “I’ll make it nice and easy” instead “Come join your Dentist BF and Mushnik Boss”. That part is deleted to make way for Audrey surviving in the Final cut,
@@blighter. i don't think anything can capture the same astonishment and impossible physical fear you would get from seeing a living plant with teeth and no tounge or eyes not to mention it just looks cool
Stubbs also brought a lot of baritone soul to the character. Before that and pretty much entirely after, audrey 2 has a deep and mostly monotone voice. I prefer the 2002 broadway revival of little shop but stubbs is who i grew up listening to as the character and is still my favorite performance of audrey 2
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The pure ENERGY coming from Levi Stubbs, his voice is somethin' else. Paired with that funky bassline and groove, this is the best song!
No question!
🎵C-C-C-C-C-C-C'MON!🤣
Personally I like the first suppertime. Levi is so great in all his songs though
Facts
Audrey II is focused on world domination, yet still makes sure to check to see if the phone gave him change... 0:45
On top of everything else, he's a money-grubbing cheapskate.
Fits in with his greedy personality.
Hey, ruling the world ain't cheap.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I like how she makes sure to grab the smallest most ridiculous watering can.
the plant tryin to get its quarter back gets me every time 😂
The little details like the plant tapping its "fingers" and checking for change just make this movie.
I really don't see how these effects could be improved upon, goddamn
I know right?
They hold up so well
To be honest, I don't think he was trying to eat Audrey. If he was trying to eat Audrey, she would've been gone as fast as Mr.Mushnik was. I think Audrey II was giving Seymour a warning not to get out of line and not mess with him. Not to mention Audrey II allowed Seymour to open his mouth to free Audrey. I seriously doubt Seymour would've had the strength to open Audrey II's mouth if he was really clamping down on Audrey.
The ending was reshot for a happy ending. If Audrey was eaten no happy ending so just a matter need things to work out for the "hero"
@@madox76 Tbh I kinda wish they kept the original ending. I like it better
@@AutisticBearLover I think the original ending is cool too. However, I'm glad they went with theatrical ending because it ends on a happy note.
If he wasn't trying to eat Audrey then he's gay.
(rimshot).
You may be right about that.
The humming and tapping his vines on the window...😊
This is the only high quality version of this scene. This deserves more views. I applaud you
Thank you very much :) I'm glad you enjoy it !
OH! Well hiya bud!
Levi Stubbs voice was fucking perfect for this part. He sang shit so well. Rip Levi
You got that right. Every note he sang was perfect ❤️
wait he's dead?!
@@arlfiftyfourtd8132 Yes, sadly.
@@gasterthemaster6490 oh well. At least we have this blockbuster to remember him
@@arlfiftyfourtd8132yeah. Been that way for 15 years
Why does this DAMN PLANT’S LYRICS MAKE ME BLUSHHH
I really love the movements on the plant! They must’ve worked really hard on that animatronic.
It's a puppet! If I remember correctly, the puppet was slower than what we see. The human actors had to speak and sing at a rate that matched its sluggishness, and those scenes were sped up later.
the vines are animatronic, and yeah, they played a slow version of levi's lines to get more accurate lipsyncs rather than trying to impossibly move that giant mouth and sync on the spot
It's a fucking masterpiece of a puppet... the way the lips stick to each other while speaking, the movement.
Or I'm stupid and it is post-processed by CGI, not sure if that was already a thing back then but even if, even more impressive they got it the way it looked.
I got the DVD of the movie, and in the special features menu it tells how the plant was made. It was a creation from the Jim Henson company, and consisted of 2,000 miles (yes, miles) of cable, a nuclear generator, and over 11,000 hand painted leaves and foliage.
To think that a low-budget, 1970s black and white film that was shot in only 2 days with leftover props inspired this remake.
his laugh gets me every time! 🤣
That was actually a pretty horrifying scene.
Man what, but kinda, weirdly sexy in a way, voice is to much and whe he "that's right honey, it talks'
Well that is somewhat of a scary song. I think the scariest part was when Mr. Mushnik first snuck out of the dark and confronted Seymour downstairs about Dr. Scrivillo's death. "You love her madly, don't you?"
I think the other thing scary looking was the blueish purple inside of the Audrey II's mouth from Audrey's point of view.
I can’t stop watching this scene, it’s perfect. This and the other suppertime scene are the best scenes in the movie. Audrey ii is by far the best character.
@0:48 I laughed when, despite his plans, he still checked the phone for a quarter
Why would she go into the store after seeing that horrifying fucking thing in the window
My thoughts exactly haha
@shirleyjenlion187 That's true. She should have stayed in her apartment but, I guess she didn't know that the plant was a carnivore that eats humans. However, she should have suspected that Audrey 2 was a man eating plant after seeing that her dentist boyfriend has disappeared and noticing that Mr. Mushnik was gone and never seen again.
Exactly I’m not finna go in there
@@jacoriandent1004 I agree, she should have not gone in there after seeing that the plant can talk after noticing it's giant size especially maybe she should have suspected that something didn't seem right after noticing that her dentist boyfriend has disappeared and that Mr. Mushnik was gone and never seen again. However, I'm guessing if she walked in later at the time Seymour came in at 2:06, she might have said "Seymour, what is this about the plant talking?" where Seymour would have said "Audrey, stay back don't go near it" and maybe he would have to be honest saying that it ate Orin Schivello and Mr. Mushnik and lives on human blood.
I’m so glad Audrey and Seymour survive in this!
No they don't: watch the original ending.
Noah Donnell he did that's why he's so glad because of the theatrical ending
@@noahdonnell9374 I think you mean Alternate
@@edyoung44 In the musical, they both die at the end, and since the 1986 movie is an adaptation of the stage musical, technically that ending is the original (though if we really wanna get picky, the 1960 movie ending where Seymour gets eaten but Audrey lives would technically be the original). The movie ending where Seymour and Audrey live is the alternate, theatrical ending.
There's an original ending though, which I think fits more on the musical play.
Cool detail: Her leopard print heels are in the briefcase. And her plush dog.
brings me back to high school auditions! great clip, thanks for posting!
I love Audrey II's laugh after Seymour extracts Audrey from its mouth 😂😂
I just really love "Noo, it ain't Seymour! Hehe, it's ME!" for some reason.
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Also the way Audrey ll touches people sometimes, it's.... Just a lil' weird 😭
Think Audrey II has alternate agenda!
Finally a great hd version
A must see movie, every year!
If I seen a plant like that through the window… I would NOT be walking inside for a closer look!!
nice. great picture quality
This song makes me insanely thirsty every time I listen to it…even though I know Audrey II didn’t want a drink.
That telephone scene in the beginning used to crack me up when I was little 😂
Is it me or does Audrey sound like Snow White with Brooklyn twang? 🤣
Her voice reminds me of Bernadette from Big Bang Theory
Only Audrey Would Step near the flower shop after this
“do you talk to seymour like this?” 😂
I do other things to Seymour! 😂😂
After Audrey 2 said "oh relax doll it will be easy" from 1:52-1:54, it's too bad his other line was cut out from the original ending where he said "come join your dentist friend and Mushnik, they're right inside."
Not only is this plant evil, it's also naughty.
Give me a drink 😈
Hey little lady be nice (○~○)
@@gasterthemaster6490 Ahhhh relax doll it will be easy!
How could she possibly think that was Seymour serenading her down the phone?
listen we love Audre....but she isn't the sharpest thorn on the rose bush
What you looking for under that dress Audrey II?
Did anyone actually NOT see this coming a mile away? 😁 Just saying....
She didn't.
Twoey? Oh, no you don’t. I don’t think so. Not right now. You’re getting your roast beef, so SIT DOWN!!!😂
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NAW IT AINT SEMOR ITS ME! Best part
The look on her face!
Until this scene, I seriously wonder if this is all in his head. No one else ever hear the plant talk or saw it move. Is it possible he was using the plant to cover up his crimes, in his head atleast
IM USING THIS AS MY VOICEMAIL
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I never knew Biollante had a brother
seymore got some fat steaks in that bag lol
Audrey one doesn't die in this version right?
Correct. In the non blu ray version which is this one as in the uncut audrey remarks about mushnik and her lil dentist ftiend already being inside
@@user-wy6mx1hr7e I idn't think Audrey died in this one because Audrey 2 made a different noise when he sunk his teeth into Audrey
Yes. This is the Good Ending version. Notice The Plant says “I’ll make it nice and easy” instead “Come join your Dentist BF and Mushnik Boss”. That part is deleted to make way for Audrey surviving in the Final cut,
@@plawson8577 I noticed. That's why I asked. But wouldn't that make Seymore an even bigger crook as Audrey would never find out the truth
Which version is this?
Theatrical
@@Broadwaygirl918 theatrical is way better in my opinion! I’m more into happy endings.
The Good Ending.
Oggie Boggie voice i forget his mame..
I need that song .. any 1 k ow the name
“Suppertime” it’s on Amazon music I kno that much. Little shop of horrors soundtrack
Most people call it Suppertime (Reprise)
Never trust a plant monster
R one that sings n talks
0:33 first time you see the BBC!
*le gasp* THE BRITISH BROADCASTING NETWORK!?
@@xtremeyoylecake haha!
Quite interesting to see a plant try to seduce a human being
Those vines getting awfully friendly!
Considering the voice it shoulda been an eggplant
0:08 dog
I gotta admit Twoey did look pretty dry
What was he trying to find under her dress?
@@MovieGuy1987 it was just Audrey 2 being cheeky. She's quite the precocious lil scamp
Why is a plant trying to eat a human?
It lives off of human blood, and it's a carnivorous plant.
idk watch the movie
these effects could be so much creepier in a remake with cgi
bro, what?
@@blighter. i mean just imagine his weird jaws but scarier with more life
@@tmta4089 well I don’t think anything could’ve topped this. This over cgi any day.
@@blighter. i don't think anything can capture the same astonishment and impossible physical fear you would get from seeing a living plant with teeth and no tounge or eyes not to mention it just looks cool
I dont think this version can be topped.
I do not like it I hate it
ok but why?
Fact: Levi Stubbs voicing Audrey II, was already established singer as a lead vocalist of the R&B group Four Tops
Stubbs also brought a lot of baritone soul to the character. Before that and pretty much entirely after, audrey 2 has a deep and mostly monotone voice. I prefer the 2002 broadway revival of little shop but stubbs is who i grew up listening to as the character and is still my favorite performance of audrey 2
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