Add
Private Notes
Good buddies Popeye and Bluto head to Rio to catch a show at a nightclub. When Olive Oyl takes the stage to sing and dance, the boys are instantly smitten and their friendship forgotten as they compete for her attention.
Popeye and Bluto are fawning over Olive Oyl as she struggles to run a blacksmith shop on her own. When she pines for a strong man to help her out, the two men go to great lengths to try to prove which of them is stronger and more skilled for the job.
After donating blood, Popeye loses a boxing match that evening to Bluto. Believing he's become too weak for her tastes, Olive Oyl tells Popeye that she's leaving him. In a desperate bid to prove how strong he is, Popeye recaps the feats of strength he exhibited in his past movies.
Bluto makes a life-like marionette that looks just like Popeye as part of a ploy to sour Olive's affections for him. The ruse is working when Popeye finally catches on and turns the tables on Bluto.
Popeye and Olive are enjoying a day at the zoo when the zookeeper, Bluto, spots Olive and is immediately smitten. He follows the couple through the park, determined to demonstrate to Olive that his mastery over the zoo creatures makes him the better man.
When Bluto overhears Olive Oyl telling Popeye that only the comic book character Superman can make her heart "jitterbug", he comes up with a scheme to pose as the superhero as a way to win her affections.
It's moving day for Olive, with Popeye and Shorty arriving with a truck to lend a hand. Their arrival earns the ire of a policeman as their clumsiness leads to numerous accidents and general chaos.
