Baba Yaga is an ambiguous character in Russian and Slavic lore. In some tales, she is the villain, other tales, she is the helper. And in this film, she appears as both, which is a good testament to the original lore. She initially appears to be wicked, but turns out to be good. She is really well written.
Baba Yaga is actually considered a neutral entity in Russian folklore. It all depends on her disposition if she'll help you or keep you as an eternal slave or eat you for supper. Right?
Andrea sure knows how to do a showstopper! I'm actually here because she is playing Prudy Pingelton in NBC's Hairspray LIVE this December. PS, Bartok's comedy may be old school but still has the charm even if I was scared by Anastasia as a kid.
A witch's life is very solitary No one around to talk to but trees So many years of never making merry But I can feel a change in the breeze 'Cause tonight there's no one in the hallway No one left or right But my hallways all say Someone's in my house tonight! No one by my fire No one sipping tea My fire's burning higher Someone's in my house with me!! Witches are people with a magic intuition And she's having a feeling that is oh so bewitching Even though no one's hanging around in the kitchen We know that someone is near Dear! No one in the attic No one in my chair But I'm so emphatic Someone's in my house somewhere! Where is he Where is he Where are you? You wouldn't desert me You know it would hurt me Where are you Where is he Where is he Little no one you're through! No one in the mirror No one by the door! But I'm getting clearer Someone's in my house for sure! No one small or dumb No! No one pink and white Hey! No one here I come! 'Cause! Someone's In My House Someone's In Her House And no one's getting out Tonight!
If Prince Ivan was a kid, so this would take place before Anastasia was born, and Bartok wasn't in Rasputin's employ. Then the Revolution never happened in Russia yet So Bartok is (kinda) a fallen hero by this logic
I Smell a Rrrat... A witch's life is very solitary No one around to talk to but trees So many years of never making merry But I can feel a change in the breeze 'Cause tonight there's no one in the hallway No one left or right But my hallways all say Someone's in my house tonight! No one by my fire No one sipping tea My fire's burning higher Someone's in my house with me!! Witches are people with a magic intuition And she's having a feeling that is oh so bewitching Even though no one's hanging around in the kitchen We know that someone is near Dear! No one in the attic No one in my chair But I'm so emphatic Someone's in my house somewhere! Where is he Where is he Where are you? You wouldn't desert me You know it would hurt me Where are you Where is he Where is he Little no one you're through! BOO! No one in the mirror No one by the door! But I'm getting clearer Someone's in my house for sure! No one small or dumb No! No one pink and white Hey! No one here I come! 'Cause! Someone's In My House Someone's In Her House And no one's getting out Tonight!
Someone once commented about this song kinda sounding like "Friend Like Me." To me, it sounds like a mixture of that song and "Poor Unfortunate Souls."
I feel bad for her cause in some way she just trying to live her life and do magic but some see it as dangerous while others see it as helpful especially after it leaves her home and it more potent cause in a way she locked herself up to keep everyone safe
No one in the attic no one in my chair but I'm so emphatic someone's in my house somewhere! Where are you? (Items: Where is he? where is he?) You wouldn't desert me, you know it would hurt me! Where are you? (Items: where is he? where is he?) Little no-one you're through!
My mum and sister says this is my theme song. Because i'm antisocial and hate when company comes over. I have no desire to argue with them because its true.
No one in the attic no one in my chair, but I'm so emphatic Someone's in my house somewhere! Where are you (items: Where is he? Where is he?) You wouldn't desert me, you know it would hurt me! Where are you? (Items: Where is he? Where is he?) Litte no-one you're through!
It's interesting how in the beginning, the opening song painted her to be a malevolent no-nonsense villainous witch (which from the Russian myth, she mostly is). But when she makes her character establishing debut, she has a more "jazzy" musical performance and trolls with Bartok just to sing her whole song.
No one In the mirror No one by the door but I'm getting clearer Someone's in my house for sure! No one small and dumb No one pink and white no one (here I come) Someone's in my house (Someone's in her house) And no one's getting out toooniiiight!
So does this technically mean Bartok had two villain songs? We have the song from Ludmilla but we have this song which has very creepy undertones and Baba Yaga was portrayed as the antagonist until she cried when Bartok insulted her and reveals that she never took the Prince.
I'd say Baba Yaga is more of an anti-hero. She says so herself "I'd rather be alone in the woods and not be bothered" She doesn't do anything actively malicious, just trolling mostly. Edit: I just realized this comment was from 5 years ago so HI FROM 2024
I couldn't stop laughing then i was watching this movie in my childhood. You have soooo funny and soooo wrong opinion about my motherland =) By the way: Baba YagA (not YAga!!!) lives in a small wooden house which walks on two huge chicken legs (why the house in movie is so big and has the floor made of stone?). But I LOVE this song =) Sorry my English.
Baba Yaga is a tough character to pin down. At least they got the trappings right (The hut on giant chicken legs, the flying mortar and pestle)...but the real Baba is a little bit more evil...though she'll repay favors, she eats disobedient little children, so you have to be careful around her.
@animecyco007 It also pays tribute to first Anastasia film... Anastasia film: "She's dead -" Bartok film: (on jar) "Dead Bats -" Both: "DEAD. DEAD. DEAD..."
No one by my fire, No one sippin' tea My fire's burnin' higher Someone's in my house with me! (enchanted objects in Baba Yaga's Hut): Witches are people with a magic intuition, and she's got a feeling that's o so bewitchin Even though no one's hangin around in the kitchen, Baba: We know that somebody's here, dear!
Baba: Who is in my house? I smell a rat! A witch's life is very solitary no one around to talk to but trees So many years of never making merry, but I can feel a change in the breeze! Cause tonight there's No one in the hallway no one left or right but my hallways all say someone's in my house tonight!
If this movie was the prequel, how did Bartok go from saving the Zaur to destroying the Zaur family with Rasputin. In fact, I think the prince in this film if a young version of Anastasia's father.
Bartok is very magical. As the Prince is Ivan Romanov and the film on Wikipedia says it is Ivan Romanov who was born in 1560s. And Anastasia's father is Nikolai II Alexandrovich Romanov who was born in 1868. Anastasia herself was born in 1901. So Bartok is very magical bat to live for more than 300 years. Sometimes you got to switch up your allegiances if you live that long.
well if you do, tell me where, or at least get sum1 to upload the part with the song where the queen turns into a dragon or apprentice or whatever the role was
![Someone is in my house [speed up and instrumental]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/iGqRnyuuhhE/mqdefault.jpg)
Out of all the singer/actors out there, Andrea Martin is probably best at singing with an accent
Growing up, I loved her as the voice of Ms. Fowl in the Jimmy Neutron movie and TV show.
Eartha Kitt.
Manuel Orozco That's Mrs Fowl??? Cool!
@@manuelorozco7760hi dude how are you today
@@manuelorozco7760 Her clothes remind me of my grandmother (babushka) which make me love her even more.
Baba Yaga is an ambiguous character in Russian and Slavic lore. In some tales, she is the villain, other tales, she is the helper. And in this film, she appears as both, which is a good testament to the original lore. She initially appears to be wicked, but turns out to be good. She is really well written.
I love that she found him early on but wanted to sing the whole song.
Well you can't just stop mid-song.
She slayed so hard in this scene i love it so much
Andrea Martin’s accent is spot on its so iconic
Baba Yaga is actually considered a neutral entity in Russian folklore. It all depends on her disposition if she'll help you or keep you as an eternal slave or eat you for supper. Right?
Pretty much.
Andrea sure knows how to do a showstopper! I'm actually here because she is playing Prudy Pingelton in NBC's Hairspray LIVE this December. PS, Bartok's comedy may be old school but still has the charm even if I was scared by Anastasia as a kid.
"You wouldn't desert me, you know it would hurt me."
Foreshadowing?
A witch's life is very solitary
No one around to talk to but trees
So many years of never making merry
But I can feel a change in the breeze
'Cause tonight there's no one in the hallway
No one left or right
But my hallways all say
Someone's in my house tonight!
No one by my fire
No one sipping tea
My fire's burning higher
Someone's in my house with me!!
Witches are people with a magic intuition
And she's having a feeling that is oh so bewitching
Even though no one's hanging around in the kitchen
We know that someone is near
Dear!
No one in the attic
No one in my chair
But I'm so emphatic
Someone's in my house somewhere!
Where is he
Where is he
Where are you?
You wouldn't desert me
You know it would hurt me
Where are you
Where is he
Where is he
Little no one you're through!
No one in the mirror
No one by the door!
But I'm getting clearer
Someone's in my house for sure!
No one small or dumb
No!
No one pink and white
Hey!
No one here I come!
'Cause!
Someone's In My House
Someone's In Her House
And no one's getting out
Tonight!
Love how Baba Yaga is this scray looking witch but yet she just a crazy old lady in this movie lol
I love Andrea Martin! I've met her and she was really nice. She did a great job with this song.
came out back in 1999 and this still slaps
I always watch on my DVD player. I remember when it first came to VHS & DVD.
She still got the best song in the movie!:)
Taliesin Swordsage yep second best goes to the villain
Andrea Martin is most definitely a professional actor, both voice AND live action.
I love this song!!!!!!
Its so jazzy!!!!
Witches are people with a magic intuition, and she's having a feeling that is oh so bewitching!
it's my favorite song in the whole film
Baba yaga understands me. I just want to be alone in my house XD
Makes you wish you could similar deal with "trespassers".
But then she's cleaning up the house during the song like she was expecting him
Who says she wants to be alone?
I love this woman's voice so much. Its just so... interesting to listen to :3
If Prince Ivan was a kid, so this would take place before Anastasia was born, and Bartok wasn't in Rasputin's employ. Then the Revolution never happened in Russia yet
So Bartok is (kinda) a fallen hero by this logic
I always felt the connection between this and Anastasia was strange. Since you'e right, but how did he fall, what the hell happened?
just watched this!!! love it so much!! love the clarinet part in this
I remember this in my childhood! 😃
i listen to this song more 500 times i like ittttttttttttttttttttttt
What a bewitching bop.
that is also my favorite song in this movie ^.^
I love this song.
I was still a kid when I saw this movie. I really enjoyed it, particularly the Baba Yaga character.
This song is fire 🔥
I... I JUST saw the label on the jar he first hid into... "DEAD BATS" Oh my...
oh yeas. this was also always my fave song in the movie. I remember I learned it and sang it all the time a periode :D
Didn't know they had the jazz era in pre-Revolutionary Russia. just kidding, I love this song.
Well it was just the way the composers wanted it to be. It wasn't the jazz age until the 20's where most of the previous movie is set.
Manuel Orozco Yeah, I know, that was a joke!
I Smell a Rrrat...
A witch's life is very solitary
No one around to talk to but trees
So many years of never making merry
But I can feel a change in the breeze
'Cause tonight there's no one in the hallway
No one left or right
But my hallways all say
Someone's in my house tonight!
No one by my fire
No one sipping tea
My fire's burning higher
Someone's in my house with me!!
Witches are people with a magic intuition
And she's having a feeling that is oh so bewitching
Even though no one's hanging around in the kitchen
We know that someone is near
Dear!
No one in the attic
No one in my chair
But I'm so emphatic
Someone's in my house somewhere!
Where is he
Where is he
Where are you?
You wouldn't desert me
You know it would hurt me
Where are you
Where is he
Where is he
Little no one you're through!
BOO!
No one in the mirror
No one by the door!
But I'm getting clearer
Someone's in my house for sure!
No one small or dumb
No!
No one pink and white
Hey!
No one here I come!
'Cause!
Someone's In My House
Someone's In Her House
And no one's getting out
Tonight!
For anyone who's wondering, she's Aunt Bula from "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" ;)
Curiouser Cuisine I know her primarily as Miss Fowl from _Jimmy Neutron_! 😊
A friend and I are convinced Baba figured out bartok’s hiding place about ten seconds in and is just messing with him the entire rest of the song
Oh she is. You can see very early on she's in the background smiling at him while pouring tea on him.
Someone once commented about this song kinda sounding like "Friend Like Me." To me, it sounds like a mixture of that song and "Poor Unfortunate Souls."
at 01:00
thats a small version of the song
In The Dark Of The Night
from the Movie Anastasia were Bartok first appered.
Villains always get the best songs.
0:48
That's the moment when she found her 'intruder'. Lol, the rest of the song is her just fucking with him. I miss this movie.
If you had the power and reputation that Baba Yaga had and you were all alone, wouldn't you fuck with someone rather than catching them outright 😂
Disney's Witch Hazel + New haircut + Pointy Teeth = This Baba Yaga.
a million times better than never had a friend like me
this song is all kinds of epic
I feel bad for her cause in some way she just trying to live her life and do magic but some see it as dangerous while others see it as helpful especially after it leaves her home and it more potent cause in a way she locked herself up to keep everyone safe
I wish the movie "Strangers" was in her house.
It would be the ultimate game of hide-and-seek.
The name of this film is Bartok the Magnificent
No one in the attic
no one in my chair
but I'm so emphatic
someone's in my house somewhere!
Where are you? (Items: Where is he? where is he?)
You wouldn't desert me, you know it would hurt me!
Where are you? (Items: where is he? where is he?)
Little no-one you're through!
love this movie
0:03 Who is in my house?!
My mum and sister says this is my theme song. Because i'm antisocial and hate when company comes over. I have no desire to argue with them because its true.
I would like to hear covers of this.
There isn't a good karaoke to ;_;
This is a really catchy song
No one in the attic
no one in my chair,
but I'm so emphatic
Someone's in my house somewhere!
Where are you (items: Where is he? Where is he?)
You wouldn't desert me, you know it would hurt me!
Where are you? (Items: Where is he? Where is he?)
Litte no-one you're through!
It's interesting how in the beginning, the opening song painted her to be a malevolent no-nonsense villainous witch (which from the Russian myth, she mostly is).
But when she makes her character establishing debut, she has a more "jazzy" musical performance and trolls with Bartok just to sing her whole song.
I just met her. She is so lovely and nice.
when I was a kid I always got so annoyed at this song. i was like "bitch you've looked at him like 5 times now stop singing and just grab him"
You know how witches are--she was clearly just toying with him!
well now I know that! haha
i like near the end she just figures out who is in her house.
I've got a witch mad at me, and you might get into trouble. - Dorothy Gale, The Wizard of Oz (1939)
OMG! IT'S THE WOMAN WHO LIVES IN THE MAIN FLOOR APARTMENT IN MY BLOCK OF THE APRTMENT COMPLEX!
Yes indeed she isn't the villain Bartok even made her cry
Say what you will about Bartok the Magnificent, but this song has a good jazzy beat.
i know! so funny! this is my fav song!
No one In the mirror
No one by the door
but I'm getting clearer
Someone's in my house for sure!
No one small and dumb
No one pink and white
no one (here I come)
Someone's in my house (Someone's in her house)
And no one's getting out toooniiiight!
In the Dark of the Night
OMIGORSH SAME!
x
What is it with Bartok, and crazy magic singing people?
i havent seen this for years and i want to,it aint on youtube
So does this technically mean Bartok had two villain songs? We have the song from Ludmilla but we have this song which has very creepy undertones and Baba Yaga was portrayed as the antagonist until she cried when Bartok insulted her and reveals that she never took the Prince.
I'd say Baba Yaga is more of an anti-hero. She says so herself "I'd rather be alone in the woods and not be bothered" She doesn't do anything actively malicious, just trolling mostly.
Edit: I just realized this comment was from 5 years ago so HI FROM 2024
I couldn't stop laughing then i was watching this movie in my childhood.
You have soooo funny and soooo wrong opinion about my motherland =)
By the way: Baba YagA (not YAga!!!) lives in a small wooden house which walks on two huge chicken legs (why the house in movie is so big and has the floor made of stone?).
But I LOVE this song =)
Sorry my English.
Baba Yaga: Andrea Martin
I know, I'm having the hardest time finding it too. I actually I have it at my house somewhere.But where?
Actually Bluth is an American company, but the STORY is russian, so they, of course, Hired actors who could at least do a decent Russian accent.
Baba yaga ft Bartok - someone in my house 😲
Try the french version, it's powerfull
I think it's Bartock the Maginificent. The movie is cool Xd
Baba Yaga is a tough character to pin down. At least they got the trappings right (The hut on giant chicken legs, the flying mortar and pestle)...but the real Baba is a little bit more evil...though she'll repay favors, she eats disobedient little children, so you have to be careful around her.
Baba Yaga lives a solitary life.
@animecyco007 It also pays tribute to first Anastasia film...
Anastasia film: "She's dead -"
Bartok film: (on jar) "Dead Bats -"
Both: "DEAD. DEAD. DEAD..."
انا مش عارف مين الغبي الي نصحني في تعليقات الاغنيه العربيه اشوف النسخه الانجليزيه و يقول احلى و الله ما عنده زوق
العربيه تفوز
No one by my fire,
No one sippin' tea
My fire's burnin' higher
Someone's in my house with me!
(enchanted objects in Baba Yaga's Hut):
Witches are people with a magic intuition,
and she's got a feeling that's o so bewitchin
Even though no one's hangin around in the kitchen,
Baba: We know that somebody's here, dear!
Let's hear YOU sing a song with a foreign accent of a language you don't speak without sounding like mister Chekov.
That's the people who voiced the characters.
Never got a friend like m... oh wait no, that's wrong.
Baba: Who is in my house? I smell a rat!
A witch's life is very solitary
no one around to talk to but trees
So many years of never making merry,
but I can feel a change in the breeze!
Cause tonight there's
No one in the hallway
no one left or right
but my hallways all say
someone's in my house tonight!
Nothing wrong with being both. I mean that's what I am sometimes.
What movie is that from
was this movie before or after anastasia??
@animecyco007 Always loved the delicious irony in that.
If this movie was the prequel, how did Bartok go from saving the Zaur to destroying the Zaur family with Rasputin.
In fact, I think the prince in this film if a young version of Anastasia's father.
Bartok is very magical. As the Prince is Ivan Romanov and the film on Wikipedia says it is Ivan Romanov who was born in 1560s.
And Anastasia's father is Nikolai II Alexandrovich Romanov who was born in 1868. Anastasia herself was born in 1901. So Bartok is very magical bat to live for more than 300 years. Sometimes you got to switch up your allegiances if you live that long.
@@MarnieLuna
I want you to know that this is the smartest and most fact checked reply, I ever got on UA-cam.
@@daviddarkmaster Sarcasm?
@@MarnieLuna
No, Genuine! You didn't just say your opinion, you provided the facts to back it up. Not a lot of people do that. Good Job!
i think this was a long time ago, the prince is probably like her great-great-great grandfather.
Neat.
i honestly really loved Bartok
but at this point of the movie, she's considered the villain.
Fake news spread by a hater
Gee, I wonder who could be negative-rating my defense of Andrea Martin? I'm betting it's...Dommonn!
1:49. What was Babayaga saying? And was she shaking her behind?
Vartok could fucking swim through the holes in that cell
After, but it was meant to be a prequel to Anastasia.
can you upload the movie pleaes
omg Bartok is hilarious!
This song also sounds like another Disney song but what is it
Wouldn't she have seen him in the attic mirror?
Oh she saw him from the start but wanted to sing the whole song for fun. I mean com on! The choreography must have taken years to get right.
well if you do, tell me where, or at least get sum1 to upload the part with the song where the queen turns into a dragon or apprentice or whatever the role was
She looks a bit like my philosophy teacher....:S lol!!