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great👋 Cinerama epic I saw this in three strip process don't make films like this anymore wish Cinerama came back

Can you imagine if this song was in a music box or in a stuffed animal? 😮

OH MY GOD I FOUND IT. IT TOOK ME 10 YEARS TO FIND IT.

I remember catching this early Xmas eve It was quite chilling and haunting but at least Hans is restored

I've remembered that skeleton all these years. There were a number of films like this back then, and without being able to go back and look they've gotten a bit mixed up in my mind over the years, so thanks for at least mentioning the damn thing. Clears up a long-standing mystery. : )

my favorite story by the Grimm brothers love the song.

I saw this in the late 70's when they used to play the old classics on Sunday's. I'd just love to see it again with my daughters. I wonder what their impression would be to know this is the kind of tv I grew up on.

If someone knows how this song was recorded, PLEASE tell us! That said, here's my guess. In the Twilight Zone episode The Fever, they made slot machine "talk" by recording coins being dispensed, playing it through a small speaker strapped to a voice actor's throat, and having them vocalize as the sound played. This sounds VERY similar to that weird dissonant tone, so I'd guess a similar method, maybe with a recording of a flute?

Gives me the shivers....in a good way...

The king be like "I literally called you here to f*** with you lol" I love this movie so much. Such amazing stunts and stop motion and just EVERYTHING. I aged well too. Love it.

One of my favorites when I was a kid

I LOVED this movie as a child, but the singing bone re-assembling the body really creeped me out.

When I was a kid my grandmother gave us a copy of this movie that she'd recorded off television. This story terrified me. To top it off, the tape ran out before the movie ended, so just as Ludwig starts babbling his hysterical defense, the movie ended. Scared the bejesus out of me for weeks after.

This one haunted me for years.

holy hell, i thought i just imagined all this, but i remember watching this as a kid (90's kid) and i NEVER saw it again after that one time!

I loved this when I was younger. But I never knew what the name of it was. Thank-you

O King, pray listen to my tale./ I sleep beneath the tree./ My master Ludwig raised his sword/ And drove it into me./ I'll never walk the earth again/ Or hear a bird or plant a seed/ Till the man who slew me says he's sorry for my deed.

i have been tryung to find tgis movie for years it was so scary but magical as a kid im gonna show ny kids tonite

why is this film so hard to find? :( does anyone know where to obtain a copy?

I saw this in Cinerama when I was four years old. It made a very big impression thank you for posting

OMG! I remember I saw that movie on TV back then in 90's! ! remeber that part very well! How creepy!!! hahaha

Nice use of the sonovox

Ohhh, my gosh! I always daydream about the level of this creepiness. I happened to think of it just now, typed it in, and was totally amazed to find it on the first search! Thanks for this nostalgic and eerie rendezvous. It is just as strange and lovely as I remembered. Much love.

I thought Ludwig was the Grand Duke from Cinderella until I googled it lol. Besides that, this is a sad, creepy, interesting tale and the song is truly haunting.......

Ladies and gentlemen, the world's first auto-tune.

I've waited years to see the whole film,... read this to find out who owns it and why you've not seen an official DVD en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wonderful_World_of_the_Brothers_Grimm

I like the original story better, I love this Bone's song

Ditto myself TornadoRed. Scared the piss out of me.

It'd be great if someone replaced the creepy song with like a Skrillex song or something.

I have a vhs of this movie. One of my favorites growing up.

Anyone know where you can buy this movie?? I've been searching for it for years!

we all remembered the creepy part

Thank you so much for this. Got chills listening to it. My dad made a audio cassette of the record and I still have it. Though I'm in my 50's and haven't listened to it for years. Will have to find the movie.

Sorry I miss typed the movie is called the wonderful world of the brothers Grimm

This movie is called the many adventures of the brothers Grimm

for nearly 15yrs or so, i have tried to figure out what this movie was called...i looked everywhere and asked everyone...no one ever knew what i was talking about, and i could never find it online......i thank you for putting this up, and i wish i could find a copy or a larger clip, i have only been able to find The Singing Bone, in spanish.

I saw this as a kid, but somehow associated it with Abbott and Costello, don't know why, but anyway, I was reading this Cracked.com article about Grimm's fairy tales too dark to read to your kids, and when I got to the one about The Singing Bone, I thought, hmm... googled it, came across this video, and that effed up singing voice will be keeping me up again!

I watched this in school when I was a kid. Maybe fifth grade? Ever since then I've remembered the story but had no idea what it was called. This is awesome to find. Made my day!

Oh my god, I've been looking for this for years!! I remember that song terrified me as a kid, it's pretty darn creepy and I had nightmares for weeks lol. Cheers for uploading, I'd never have found this without your help!

I'm 58. I remember that movie as a kid. It is creepier to me than any other horror flick I've ever seen. Still gives me the heebie jeebies.

me too! every year or so it would still pop up in my mind, i remember it as a sad but beautiful song, so good to hear it again after all these years!

This scene always gave me the creep--especially with the stop motion skeleton. :) This is why I love it! Happily, I still have my VHS from 89 and it's still playable.

That voice is absolutely haunting. I got a little shiver listening to it

it looks an intereting movie but cant find it anywhere!

This song creeped the hell out of me as a kid. I remembered it all these years!

The recording version of the soundtrack is vastly superior to the film. Beautiful editing, and the mix of songs and narration is quite affecting. Opt for that instead of watching the film, and you'll come away much more excited by the whole thing.

I always thought this was the creepiest crap ever when I was a kid!!!! Next to the scene in Darby O'Gill and the Little People when the Banshee appears!

I saw this in school when I was a child. This was spooky then and still is now. Thanks for posting.

hm. i'm working on telling this story in class and since I've went through the story so many times, this song doesn't really creep me out. which is weird, because i usually freak out over movie posters and music videos, but strangely i'm okay with this. XD

@BloodWired Why did they write different lyrics?