“It is important to draw wisdom from many different places. If you take it from only one place, it becomes rigid and stale. Understanding others will help you become whole.” Uncle Iroh, Avatar: The Last Airbender.
Matt Morales the song is saying that we've been blessed with this land and in order to maintain it effectively we have to see all points of views in order to effectively maintain it.
Matt Morales in addition it says how we can’t be blind and that we become wise through age and experience and that we can’t judge by sexuality or race or anything. We are one, our children our following our lead, if we teach them to be judgmental jerks they will follow that path, so we must teach them to look deeper
If they make a live action Brother Bear they should put this version in as the opening credit song. Love Phil Collins and all his songs. Love Brother Bear it’s my childhood movie.
Maybe not a remake film, but if there is any other that should be put to a Broadway musical like "The Lion King" was, this is it! The themes, the message and YES, the music!
+Tyler Brake Right on the money. Change the intro just a touch to a Far Eastern intro and you're there. "Great Vision, not only with our eyes" - All of a sudden I get this flash of Jinora?
The main reason why this song and film was created was to get a simple message which was never taken in the solution to every problem is TO SEE THROGH OTHERS EYES mainly animals eyes we are all the same we just look different and behave different the only population that needs controlling is the human population people are killing endangered animals and saying there is too many of them. But if you see things though the animals eyes what is actually happening is people build on their territories
I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH!!! For one, Phil Collins, for two, the lyrics, and for three--the chorus makes me feel SO ALIVE! So NATURALLY it's the only song NOT on the soundtrack!
This song really rings true, we need to look deeper and not judge, we have to be open minded and see that we are all one, we need to treasure this planet given to us. This is an amazing song that we should all try to follow by, i always try to understand and not judge by appearance, sexuality, or religion. We are one, we are all human, this movie teaches a powerful lesson about love, about brotherhood
I just bought the soundtrack on CD because i wanted THIS song and guess what? It is not sung by Phil Collins on Disc, but by Tina Turner. WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO TO GET THIS SONG SUNG BY PHIL COLLINS FFS?!
“He is the reason you have a relationship with Christ Jesus, who became for us wisdom from God, and righteousness and sanctification and redemption,” 1 Cotinthians 1:30
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I just don't get how Nostalgia Critic hates Phil Collins. I LOVE his Disney soundtrack songs, they evoke powerful feelings when combined with the beautiful orchestration. It's just hilarious that NC hates him kinda for no reason XD
I know, right?! I SO don't get him half the time! I COMPLETELY agree with you about his Disney songs, they're my favorites and are so beautifully well-done! This one, I can't BELIEVE they didn't use it, but I actually think it works better with Tarzan since he was part of the gorilla family and thus saw the world through their eyes, then when he discovered other people like him the gorillas were able to see the world through THEIRS:) Two worlds, one family:):)
It's not Phil Collins himself, it's how it changes the Musical Format from "The Characters express their feelings and thoughts through songs" to "Phil Collins sings about how the characters are feeling through ambiguous songs" You can't argue how the Songs from Tarzan aren't good or classic, but it doesn't change how it's an outside presence singing about the events of the film. Like in the Context of Tarzan and Brother Bear, WHO IS PHIL COLLINS supposed to be in the film? The answer is nobody. It's the same as Elton John in The Road to El Dorado, he doesn't play a role where the singer is in the film but he sings all the songs. Look at all the other renaissance films, the characters sing the songs in the film, in Tarzan and Brother Bear, Phil sings them. There's a video called "The Problem with Tarzan" that explains this better than I could.
@@tny1757 Although I love the way the songs sound and how they make me feel, in my opinion songs NOT sung by characters really only WORK as part of the movies if it's established from the start that the person singing IS actually a character who is telling the movie as a story to other characters. Then the characters within the story singing are the narrator PLAYING them so that what we're seeing is what the characters having the movie told to them are just hearing...you get it. But yeah, the way Tarzan is done is NOT like that, but it so easily COULD have been:(
@@jemofthe80s18 Exactly, if it was like a character's inner thoughts, then it works. Look at "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" It starts as Timon and Pumbaa singing and it ends with them, implying the middle is still them. Let's say in Tarzan, Son of Man and Strangers Like Me was Tarzan's inner thoughts, it would work. But it's not.
@@tny1757 I KNOW, right?! That would've been PERFECT, actually exactly how I always WANTED it! Tarzan himself is already such a neat character but they dropped the ball so badly not letting us be in his head like that! It totally works for me as inner thoughts even more than a narrator, because then you're REALLY fleshing the character out because it's just inside their heads:)
I remember seeing this movie in theaters and it was a visual masterpiece. The songs and the story telling. The 2000's was the peak of amazing Disney films.
I remember seeing it in theaters, too. Brother Bear was in fact the first Disney movie I saw in theaters. I was 6, but I remember it well. My little sister was obsessed with Koda (we in fact named our third dog after him.) I was excited to see the part where Kenai realizes that he’s a bear and screams. But I thought the whole film was great. All the other kids that went to see it let out a big, “OOOOOOOOHHHHHH!” at the transformation scene. It was glorious!
I have grown up with the Finnish dubbed version of this movie, and seen it in its original form not until I was a teen. And now after listening to the original version of this song by Tina Turner, I think I like Collins' version much more. His voice and interpretation are so wonderful (as can be seen from Tarzan for example), and he brings completely other kind of feel to the song. So I hope they would've put this version into the film instead. Tina is a wonderful singer, I am not saying she isn't. But just for me, Phil Collins' rendering of Great Spirits brings me far closer to the same vibe I got from the Finnish version as a kid. Love this song!
When the comment section is full of people raging against "progress" and such. "See from all sides" What part of that escapes you? This isn't a song about how some people ruined the world, or about how evil conservatism is, or how some people are disgusting or beneath you. It's not about nostalgia, or even about nature, really. It's about peace and unity.
SnakEmil the Science Eel but the point some are trying to make, is, “why can’t we live by the message of this song more?” It’s not that they’re missing it, it’s that they wish we could live by the message of this song more.
When the earth was young And the air was sweet And the mountains kissed the sky In the far beyond, with its many paths Man and nature lived side by side The pretty wisdom does not come without learning And revision not wholly with our eyes We can think that we see Truly see you're around us But when we look Do we see with open minds? Great Spirits of all who lived before Take our hands and lead us Fill our hearts and souls with all you know The key to understanding Is to see through others' eyes Find a way to help us See from all sides Truly see from all sides Teach our children to look deeper than the surface See the world through another's eyes For to be blind me on yourself Is to look but not see it Knowing much is not enough to be wise To see the wonder In all we've been given In a world that's not always as it seems On the part that we choose Turn every corner Follow on, for another begins Great Spirits of all who lived before Take our hands and lead us Fill our hearts and souls with all you know Key to understanding Is to see through others' eyes Find a way to help us See from all sides Truly see from all sides Great Spirits of all who lived before Take our hands and lead us Fill our hearts and souls with all you know Key to understanding Is to see through others' eyes Find a way to help us See from all sides Truly see from all sides See from all sides
+The Chaos Dragoness We live in a world where people are voluntarily they forget they have feet that can walk so they use cars, they use "education" to domesticate people into broken men who are inferior. Humanity is slowly dissolving soon "progress" will go so far that people's feet will not support their own weight. People live in lands they were not evolved to live in, you have Europeans in hot places who have to where sun block and africans who live in europe and aren't getting enough sun, anyone who even tries to explain this is a "neo nazi" or a "White, black, or asian, supremacist". What exactly is the cause for all these problems, well the answer is quite simple: Christianity, Islam, and jeudeaism. Wherever these abrahamic religions go they burn the culture, they corrupt the culture, and they destroy all the records of those cultures. All ancient religions are true but they only apply to you if they were practiced by your ancestors.
+The Symbiotic Dinosaur what are you saying about spirituality? what did Christianity ever caused? and what do you blame Religion for doing what exactly? your message peaked my interest bro?
I remember seeing the trailer of brother bear for this song and phil collins finishes with "brothers all the same" but after I find his full version of the song, he changes it to "sees from all sides" that sort of bugged me abit but it's still awesome :)
Lol most of the comments are people arguing over how wrong the other is. Just take a hint from the song and, "See from all sides!" I know that no ones going to ever really get along and that life isn't fair, but that doesn't mean you should be assholes to each other and that doesn't mean that you shouldn't try to make life as fair as possible for all people; not just yourself. Strive towards a better understanding of yourself, and you'll in turn help others.
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This version was most likely completely omitted from the movie and most versions of the soundtrack because it's "too liberal". People disgust me …but this song gives me hope.
Actually, I think this version of the song was possibly considered too spoiler-ish. After all, the Tina Turner version is featured at the beginning of the movie.
+Philo Wintercoat How is this song liberal? I'm kinda against all the "never hunt or cut down a tree stuff" but i liked this song, Perhaps I got a different message.
Yes and no. The Phil Collins version was used in the trailers, but it used the lyrics from the Tina Turner version. Which implies Collins wrote the song.
It took me way too long to find out that this version of the song exists. I think I like it just a little bit more than the one in the movie, though I still keep wanting it to lead into "Brothers all the same" instead of "See from all sides"; though I love both sets of lyrics in general now.
I know, there was the other version of the song in the trailer when Phil Collins said “Brothers are the same, brothers are the same”. It went with the movie better and it sounded awesome but the other version is good too 🙌🎶🙏
You can find it as the music video on the bonus features of the DVD, but yes, unlike Phil's extended version of "You'll Be In My Heart" which is in the credits for "Tarzan, this isn't featured in the film. What is a shame is that this version is considered a [bonus] track for the soundtrack. It's much like how I wish they did a special edition re-release, as they did for Beauty and the Beast in 2001-2. They incorporated "Human Again" into it. I really do wish, even if it is as part of a credit roll, they re-release "Brother Bear" for its 20 year anniversary next year, with this version of the song included. Or at least re-release the soundtrack with the song included. I have nothing against Tina's, but it does hold better to the movie's message, and not to be "woke" or political, but it is definitely even more poignant now as much as it was when initially released.
A theme of learning how empathy and love are powerful forces, but also the wisdom in understanding that our actions impact and affect others. As this version of the song states: "Teach our children to look deeper than the surface; to see the world through another's eyes. To be blind beyond yourself is to look but not see, and knowing much is not enough to be wise."
“It is important to draw wisdom from many different places. If you take it from only one place, it becomes rigid and stale. Understanding others will help you become whole.” Uncle Iroh, Avatar: The Last Airbender.
There is truly wisdom from different television characters.
Rest in peace, Miko.
Thank God Avatar is back on Netflix. Because we need someone like Iroh right now
@@TheSolDrake It’s Mako
Always
Bro, I love Phil Collins. This guy is a freakin legend. From Tarzan to Brother Bear. All his music is legit.
I prefer B.B. over Tarzan
@@manuelorozco7760, same here. And Phil Collins is so HANDSOME!!!!!!
@@mikeyburns4200 Okay
Yeah. His solo career, his first steps in with his band Genesis.....
he makes distinctly triumphant, invigorated music.
This song has a great message.
It's a hymn as far as I am concerned.
TheWolfspirit22 a powerful message to all
OK so what the hell are they saying then
Matt Morales the song is saying that we've been blessed with this land and in order to maintain it effectively we have to see all points of views in order to effectively maintain it.
Matt Morales in addition it says how we can’t be blind and that we become wise through age and experience and that we can’t judge by sexuality or race or anything. We are one, our children our following our lead, if we teach them to be judgmental jerks they will follow that path, so we must teach them to look deeper
IF Disney ever remakes Brother Bear, this version should be used. The Native American chanting just fits the them perfectly.
It's funny you should say that, cause I was actually thinking yesterday that Brother Bear could actually work as a live-action film
MusicLover_KB yesss plz we need a remake live action Brother Bear! Maybe then more people would know it! Its such a masterpiece
YES!
I was actually picturing it as the opening number of a Broadway musical
@@musiclover_kb4913 I’m open to it as long as it’s not a near copy paste like 2019 Lion King
If they make a live action Brother Bear they should put this version in as the opening credit song.
Love Phil Collins and all his songs.
Love Brother Bear it’s my childhood movie.
They won’t. The critics hated everything about it. They failed it. There won’t be a Brother Bear remake anytime soon.
@@davidmcaninch4714 But the themes couldn’t be timelier right now
Maybe not a remake film, but if there is any other that should be put to a Broadway musical like "The Lion King" was, this is it! The themes, the message and YES, the music!
@@alking7655 And can take notes from Newsies and Aladdin on how to adapt and expand
Am I the only one who thinks this would be a perfect song for The Legend of Korra?
+Tyler Brake Right on the money. Change the intro just a touch to a Far Eastern intro and you're there.
"Great Vision, not only with our eyes" - All of a sudden I get this flash of Jinora?
+Tyler Brake I like the way you think!
IamTenzin Thank you.
+Tyler Brake Now..how would we work a Water Tribe festival into the first part for the opening.....?
Have to ask mom about that.
+Tyler Brake season 2 amv
The main reason why this song and film was created was to get a simple message which was never taken in the solution to every problem is TO SEE THROGH OTHERS EYES mainly animals eyes we are all the same we just look different and behave different the only population that needs controlling is the human population people are killing endangered animals and saying there is too many of them. But if you see things though the animals eyes what is actually happening is people build on their territories
I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH!!! For one, Phil Collins, for two, the lyrics, and for three--the chorus makes me feel SO ALIVE! So NATURALLY it's the only song NOT on the soundtrack!
Will always be my favorite version ❤ Phil Collins is the best Disney singer ever ❤
Yes.This song is a very magic and nice.She has in self a great message.
Phil collins, elton john and paebo bryson are the trinity of disney vocalists
I'm not a religious man but I would swear collins' voice was a blessing from god himself
This song really rings true, we need to look deeper and not judge, we have to be open minded and see that we are all one, we need to treasure this planet given to us. This is an amazing song that we should all try to follow by, i always try to understand and not judge by appearance, sexuality, or religion. We are one, we are all human, this movie teaches a powerful lesson about love, about brotherhood
I love this song
The intro is damn mighty!!
love the movie the songs :)
The lyrics of this version are more meaningful than the Turner version. It reflects the overall theme of the movie better.
I wish there was a full version of the one we heard in the trailer. This is basically the version from the final film but Phil Collins is singing.
This isn't on the CD! Man, I wish it was
I respect the Bear in every way
There's Bambi, there's Tod, there's Simba, there's Balto, there's Spirit, and then there's Kenai.
Let’s make a petition and have iTunes put this version of the song up so people can add it to their iPhone or iPads. What do you guys say?
This film was legit asf
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Tina Turners version sent me here. I never heard this one until now. Tough to pick a preference
Yeah
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I just bought the soundtrack on CD because i wanted THIS song and guess what? It is not sung by Phil Collins on Disc, but by Tina Turner. WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO TO GET THIS SONG SUNG BY PHIL COLLINS FFS?!
Can someone recommend Peter Hollens to sing this song or any other Brother Bear soundtracks? 😁😁
Or Idina Menzel
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I like Tina 's version but Phil version is better 🎤🎶
Chaos Dragoness we do live side by side with the animals being pets like dogs and cats
I'm torn between which i like better
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I question myself, why didn't this come into the film?
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Let us see from all sides……….::::.
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Compared to the normal version. This one sucks.
I just don't get how Nostalgia Critic hates Phil Collins. I LOVE his Disney soundtrack songs, they evoke powerful feelings when combined with the beautiful orchestration. It's just hilarious that NC hates him kinda for no reason XD
I know, right?! I SO don't get him half the time! I COMPLETELY agree with you about his Disney songs, they're my favorites and are so beautifully well-done! This one, I can't BELIEVE they didn't use it, but I actually think it works better with Tarzan since he was part of the gorilla family and thus saw the world through their eyes, then when he discovered other people like him the gorillas were able to see the world through THEIRS:) Two worlds, one family:):)
It's not Phil Collins himself, it's how it changes the Musical Format from "The Characters express their feelings and thoughts through songs" to "Phil Collins sings about how the characters are feeling through ambiguous songs"
You can't argue how the Songs from Tarzan aren't good or classic, but it doesn't change how it's an outside presence singing about the events of the film. Like in the Context of Tarzan and Brother Bear, WHO IS PHIL COLLINS supposed to be in the film? The answer is nobody. It's the same as Elton John in The Road to El Dorado, he doesn't play a role where the singer is in the film but he sings all the songs.
Look at all the other renaissance films, the characters sing the songs in the film, in Tarzan and Brother Bear, Phil sings them.
There's a video called "The Problem with Tarzan" that explains this better than I could.
@@tny1757 Although I love the way the songs sound and how they make me feel, in my opinion songs NOT sung by characters really only WORK as part of the movies if it's established from the start that the person singing IS actually a character who is telling the movie as a story to other characters. Then the characters within the story singing are the narrator PLAYING them so that what we're seeing is what the characters having the movie told to them are just hearing...you get it. But yeah, the way Tarzan is done is NOT like that, but it so easily COULD have been:(
@@jemofthe80s18 Exactly, if it was like a character's inner thoughts, then it works. Look at "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" It starts as Timon and Pumbaa singing and it ends with them, implying the middle is still them.
Let's say in Tarzan, Son of Man and Strangers Like Me was Tarzan's inner thoughts, it would work. But it's not.
@@tny1757 I KNOW, right?! That would've been PERFECT, actually exactly how I always WANTED it! Tarzan himself is already such a neat character but they dropped the ball so badly not letting us be in his head like that! It totally works for me as inner thoughts even more than a narrator, because then you're REALLY fleshing the character out because it's just inside their heads:)
"The key to understanding is to see through others eyes."
Alfheri such a true line
my favorite line
Correct!!
No offense Tina fans, but I like this version better.... I'm sorry
Me also
Me too. I like the other version too, but I love this version better.
This version is better
Both of them have their good pieces
Same, although I love them both.
I remember seeing this movie in theaters and it was a visual masterpiece. The songs and the story telling. The 2000's was the peak of amazing Disney films.
I remember seeing this in theater too. It's definitely a masterpiece!
2000's had great movies, yes, but the 90's was when we got the 4 best Disney movies.
I wasn't even 3 when this came out.. And while googling the release date I discovered Joaquin Phoenix does the voice for Kenai, which is crazy!
LOL. No. Disney had peaked years ago, in 1994, with Lion King. It was all downhill from there with a few exceptions (such as Bro. Bear).
I remember seeing it in theaters, too. Brother Bear was in fact the first Disney movie I saw in theaters. I was 6, but I remember it well. My little sister was obsessed with Koda (we in fact named our third dog after him.) I was excited to see the part where Kenai realizes that he’s a bear and screams. But I thought the whole film was great. All the other kids that went to see it let out a big, “OOOOOOOOHHHHHH!” at the transformation scene. It was glorious!
Tina Turner's version was okay but this version is just... Epic.
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Oh hell naw......do not throw shade at Tina she is a true legond.
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I prefer this version over Tina Turner’s version.
Whoever's idea it was to have him sing on Disney movies needs to keep doing it please
Doubt that, cause how disney is these days
@@gabeherndon2415 Once I get a job at Disney as a 2-d artist, maybe it WILL happen. Just you wait and see.
@@gabeherndon2415 Once I get a job at Disney, I'll bring 2-D animation back and create brilliant movies like that. That's my goal.
I have grown up with the Finnish dubbed version of this movie, and seen it in its original form not until I was a teen. And now after listening to the original version of this song by Tina Turner, I think I like Collins' version much more. His voice and interpretation are so wonderful (as can be seen from Tarzan for example), and he brings completely other kind of feel to the song. So I hope they would've put this version into the film instead.
Tina is a wonderful singer, I am not saying she isn't. But just for me, Phil Collins' rendering of Great Spirits brings me far closer to the same vibe I got from the Finnish version as a kid.
Love this song!
Same! but in LatAm Spanish 😅 they said music can bring us all together
When the comment section is full of people raging against "progress" and such.
"See from all sides"
What part of that escapes you? This isn't a song about how some people ruined the world, or about how evil conservatism is, or how some people are disgusting or beneath you. It's not about nostalgia, or even about nature, really. It's about peace and unity.
SnakEmil the Science Eel but the point some are trying to make, is, “why can’t we live by the message of this song more?” It’s not that they’re missing it, it’s that they wish we could live by the message of this song more.
ok bootlicking colonizer
This. All of this.
@@snakemilthescienceeel2565 part of the lyrics
“The world is full of magic. Winter turns to spring. Small things become big. One thing always changes into another.”
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“Walt Disney pictures presents, an all new motion picture event.”
@@Princess_-gp3ep Are we there yet?
Don’t make me turn this formation around!
@@matthewroth9196 “You talked!”
Just back away. Real slow like.
@@matthewroth9196 “what’s going on? (Gasps) AHHHH!”
"To look deeper than the surface"~ Absolutely beautiful!
When the earth was young
And the air was sweet
And the mountains kissed the sky
In the far beyond, with its many paths
Man and nature lived side by side
The pretty wisdom does not come without learning
And revision not wholly with our eyes
We can think that we see
Truly see you're around us
But when we look
Do we see with open minds?
Great Spirits of all who lived before
Take our hands and lead us
Fill our hearts and souls with all you know
The key to understanding
Is to see through others' eyes
Find a way to help us
See from all sides
Truly see from all sides
Teach our children to look deeper than the surface
See the world through another's eyes
For to be blind me on yourself
Is to look but not see it
Knowing much is not enough to be wise
To see the wonder
In all we've been given
In a world that's not always as it seems
On the part that we choose
Turn every corner
Follow on, for another begins
Great Spirits of all who lived before
Take our hands and lead us
Fill our hearts and souls with all you know
Key to understanding
Is to see through others' eyes
Find a way to help us
See from all sides
Truly see from all sides
Great Spirits of all who lived before
Take our hands and lead us
Fill our hearts and souls with all you know
Key to understanding
Is to see through others' eyes
Find a way to help us
See from all sides
Truly see from all sides
See from all sides
I honestly liked this better than the Tina Turner version.
Thomas Huffman .I totally agree with you x
@Janhavi Kumthekar Greetings! Pleased to meet you.
Same
Same as well
Yep. Phil doesn’t write for other people; he writes stuff for himself to perform.
Tina Turner is a legend but this is just... amazing. I love the chanting and the drums in the beginning. It’s so powerful
Phil Collins did an amazing job with this song just like Tina Turner did an amazing job. I don't think anyone was better than the other.
I agree with you😊
+bellamovie2 😊😊😊
MieKayla Singleton Absolutely true, both versions have their charm, they are just completely different, but I love them equally :)
I love both versions, and I can't pick a favorite. They both have great things to offer.
@@roninelenion4805 It’s tough for me to prefer since either of them have grown on me yet
I wish we could return to the days we lived side-by-side with nature instead of dominating it in the name of "progress"
completely agree
Sadly, its never gonna happen.
+Cheesus Crust yeah, maybe when we undeestand that if we go on like this, the planet will get very angry
+The Chaos Dragoness We live in a world where people are voluntarily they forget they have feet that can walk so they use cars, they use "education" to domesticate people into broken men who are inferior. Humanity is slowly dissolving soon "progress" will go so far that people's feet will not support their own weight. People live in lands they were not evolved to live in, you have Europeans in hot places who have to where sun block and africans who live in europe and aren't getting enough sun, anyone who even tries to explain this is a "neo nazi" or a "White, black, or asian, supremacist". What exactly is the cause for all these problems, well the answer is quite simple: Christianity, Islam, and jeudeaism. Wherever these abrahamic religions go they burn the culture, they corrupt the culture, and they destroy all the records of those cultures. All ancient religions are true but they only apply to you if they were practiced by your ancestors.
+The Symbiotic Dinosaur what are you saying about spirituality? what did Christianity ever caused? and what do you blame Religion for doing what exactly? your message peaked my interest bro?
Why didn’t they use this version in the movie?
But when we look do we see with open-minds?
I remember seeing the trailer of brother bear for this song and phil collins finishes with "brothers all the same" but after I find his full version of the song, he changes it to "sees from all sides" that sort of bugged me abit but it's still awesome :)
+Daniboi277 I know right, that bugged me as well.
Daniboi277 I was wondering if there was a full version that ended like the Brother Bear trailer. I just found this full song today.
I thought so, too.
I love this version so much, Phil Collins and Disney is the best thing in music. ^_^
Lol most of the comments are people arguing over how wrong the other is. Just take a hint from the song and, "See from all sides!" I know that no ones going to ever really get along and that life isn't fair, but that doesn't mean you should be assholes to each other and that doesn't mean that you shouldn't try to make life as fair as possible for all people; not just yourself. Strive towards a better understanding of yourself, and you'll in turn help others.
This would of worked if it matched the final version.
Tod: The Fox of Friendship 🦊
Simba: The Lion of Courage 🦁
Balto: The Wolf of Hope 🐺
Spirit: The Stallion of Freedom 🐴
Kenai: The Bear of Love 🐻
ROLLNY: THE BUNLONY LOVE 🎈 IS DISNEY PIXAR ACACIAVERSE
Speckles: The Tarbosaurus of Bravery 🦖
Aladar: The Iguanodon of Compassion 🦕
Bambi: The Deer of Kindness 🦌
Hazel: The Rabbit of Leadership 🐇
Littlefoot: The Apatosaurus of Wisdom 🦕
Po: The Panda of Honor 🐼
Manny: The Mammoth of Strength 🦣
Diego: The Sabertooth Tiger of Mercy 🐅
Marahute: The Eagle of Guidance 🦅
Toothless: The Dragon of Destiny 🐉
Mumble: The Penguin of Self Love
God: The Father, The Son & The Holy Spirit
Welcome back Phil. Those Different lyrics than the Tina Turner version?
Yep, there are slight differences
🐻🎉Happy Anniversary, Brother Bear fans, those who created this movie, Byron Howard (who supervised animated Kenai as a bear) and Phil Collins!🎉🐻
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2003-2017
This version was most likely completely omitted from the movie and most versions of the soundtrack because it's "too liberal". People disgust me …but this song gives me hope.
Actually, I think this version of the song was possibly considered too spoiler-ish. After all, the Tina Turner version is featured at the beginning of the movie.
+Philo Wintercoat How is this song liberal? I'm kinda against all the "never hunt or cut down a tree stuff" but i liked this song, Perhaps I got a different message.
***** The song is about loving kindness and fairness to all people.
Enlightenment, altruism, etc.
How does that make it liberal?
***** When's the last time you heard a conservative person preaching these things without referencing religion?
I think this was the version that they've played in the trailers.
Yes and no. The Phil Collins version was used in the trailers, but it used the lyrics from the Tina Turner version. Which implies Collins wrote the song.
@@koopaeliminator4148 Obviously.
@@koopaeliminator4148 I didn’t know until now
@@koopaeliminator4148 Yes. The trailer on The Lion King Platinum Edition has him doing the Tina lyrics.
@@martingardner9124 My thoughts exactly!
This song was performed by phil Collins and nsync
This movie is almost as old as me lol. Why did the final cut NOT have Phil?
im older than this movie by 6 years
Announcer:
The world is full of magic.
Winter turns to spring.
Small things become big.
One thing always changes into another.
Phil Collins:
Great Spirits are all who lived before. Take our hands and lead us. Fill our hearts and souls with all you know.
Can we make Earth great again? So that it used to be like in its glory days before humanity screwed everything up?
this is a song about unity people
It bugs me that he never says "brothers all the same".
I know the movie is about Bears but I think about wolves when I hear this :)
I know exactly how you feel. Whenever I hear Can You Feel the Love Tonight from The Lion King I always think about jaguars.
Same
@@Arigriphantua Thing is, that would fit wolves better, too: wolves are monogamous and mate for life. Lions are polygamous.
@@Arigriphantua when i listen to this song I think about the ice age megafuna
See life through another's eyes.
Look at your life...look at your life through heaven's eyes~!
Is there a higher quality version available anywhere?
Phil Collins you are a music god! :D
Michael de Santa and Phil Collins look alike.
I love both version of the song, but I have a little preference for ths one, because she's longer. :)
It took me way too long to find out that this version of the song exists. I think I like it just a little bit more than the one in the movie, though I still keep wanting it to lead into "Brothers all the same" instead of "See from all sides"; though I love both sets of lyrics in general now.
I know, there was the other version of the song in the trailer when Phil Collins said “Brothers are the same, brothers are the same”. It went with the movie better and it sounded awesome but the other version is good too 🙌🎶🙏
I really like it so much
Because I really think that it is so cool and so awesome animation music video in the whole world!
I like this better than Tina Turner's version. But that's cause i like Phil so much i think
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Where can I find the Phil Collins version of Great Spirits?
Aw... I wanted to get this on iTunes but it's "not available" in my country or some crock
My favorite song from my favorite Disney movie. It’s a shame this version didn’t make it into Brother Bear
You can find it as the music video on the bonus features of the DVD, but yes, unlike Phil's extended version of "You'll Be In My Heart" which is in the credits for "Tarzan, this isn't featured in the film. What is a shame is that this version is considered a [bonus] track for the soundtrack.
It's much like how I wish they did a special edition re-release, as they did for Beauty and the Beast in 2001-2. They incorporated "Human Again" into it.
I really do wish, even if it is as part of a credit roll, they re-release "Brother Bear" for its 20 year anniversary next year, with this version of the song included. Or at least re-release the soundtrack with the song included.
I have nothing against Tina's, but it does hold better to the movie's message, and not to be "woke" or political, but it is definitely even more poignant now as much as it was when initially released.
Even though I love this version, I prefer the Tina Turner version because I grew up with it.
great Phil Collins song
I just wish they kept the version from the trailer
Am I the only one who prefers Phil Collins’ version (heard here) over Tina Turner’s?
The main theme of Brother Bear: Empathy.
Who else agrees with me?
A theme of learning how empathy and love are powerful forces, but also the wisdom in understanding that our actions impact and affect others.
As this version of the song states: "Teach our children to look deeper than the surface; to see the world through another's eyes. To be blind beyond yourself is to look but not see, and knowing much is not enough to be wise."
Favorite Revival movies:
1# Bolt
2# Princess Frog
3# Wreck-it Ralph
4# Frozen
5# Moana
2018 anyone?
2021
Who else remembers hearing this version of the song in the trailer for it when you watched other Disney movies on DVD?
TheGrimmGamer Me, although this version is quite a bit different.
To bad you can’t buy this one on iTunes and the one they do have you have to buy the whole album
great spirits HELP US !!!