As a child I was so amazed by the man who was able to speak to cartoons and tell the stories of these characters. I wanted to know more stories and sit with him. This song and these stories have stayed with me my whole life to the point I have a book, a movie poster, and drawings. This is simply the best.
I was 3 years old when this movie was made. After a terrible time in Britain being bombed and engaged in WW2... This movie delighted me, my family and friends to no end. As a child i only saw love and friendship in this movie.. After leaving Britain in 1949 I never encountered any black people as their were none where we lived...I married in 1963 and moved to the east coast of Canada and I remember driving through a Black community each time we went to visit relatives. i would see a three story house sitting a way back from the road that had a big veranda on the front and would dream of seeing Uncle Remus sitting there on a rocking chair....I wanted it so badly I would have run up to him and showered his head with kisses. I am now 79 years old and see no racism in this movie - only the innocent love I felt as a five year old when I first saw it. I wish everyone would feel the way I do toward the rest of the people in the world - when they don't they don't know what they are missing....
As a kid, I looked up to and respected this man and actor. I lived by this song. " Be happy to be alive." Can we put the politically correct b.s. aside ? Appreciate this history. Especially in giving all these actors their needed and much deserved respect.
What I took away from this movie, having seen all of it for the first time in about 2012, was that racial discrimination is wrong. People of dark skin and African ancestry are people, same as me. They love, laugh and cry, just the same. For anyone to be enslaved or treated as secondary or lesser people is wrong. If that’s what this movie teaches, what’s wrong with that? That magnificent gentleman, Uncle Remus, in this video clip is the hero of the movie. If you have a heart, this movie will bring tears to your eyes. He may not be well educated but he’s got more wisdom, love, integrity and smarts than the board of directors of modern-day WDC and the leftists and woke-pushers, and all of the D party. I guess that’s why they needed to ban the film. It places people of color in a high place in the heart. There’s no better place to be. That’s what I think.
@@lightlysoul152 Due to the racial overtones, Disney has this Locked in a vault. Would be FANTASTIC If Randa would put the entire movie on U Tube But I doubt it would stay Very long.
This and So Dear To My Heart are two of the greatest Disney movies ever. So sad that some see it as racist. It's warmhearted and reminds us of brotherly love among the races. Please bring it back!
Please do the whole film, please. This was a fantastic effects edit. Especially seeing Brer Rabbit’s home at night looked so much better. I was actually able to see it.
I read somewhere that the animated sequences are not nearly as controversial as the live action elements. In fact those, all the songs and of course Uncle Remus himself are all I ever liked and payed attention to about the entire movie.
Even if the attraction is changing, this will probably remain a company anthem that is beloved by so many! But did you also know that in 1947, the year after the film released, the song topped in the music charts with versions by Johnny Mercer, Sammy Kaye, and the Modernaires with Paula Kelly? Song of the South won Academy Awards for best song and an honorary award for James Baskett’s portrayal of uncle Remus.
The test shots are pretty good for raw footage. A decent quality print, with no missing frames or scratches across the frames. I hope your restoration efforts go well, if that's what you intend to do. The sound, while not bad, is typical of films almost 100 years old, and needs some processing as well. Optical soundtracks have limitations, and perhaps dubbing in a VHS copy of that optical track would be an easier effort. Thanks for the post, I hope this goes well and can provide a lost classic another way to be seen as it was intended.
please upload the whole movie! it is such a cute movie that deserves to be shown. to hell with those people that say it's racist! plus, it's the 70th anniversary this year! thank you so much
I will upload the whole film as soon as I am done color correcting it, I have about 20mins of the film left to go, maybe in about 2 weeks, The middle of Jan. 2017.
If and when I do upload it, the film will be on a back up UA-cam channel, Not this one, I don't want to have to upload everything again and lose all my Subs, who like my videos. I'll let everybody know when it happens.
Hbvideos also, you can create a free account on archive.org as well, I think. it is a legitimate website for outdated movie and video and audio/text downloading you could put it on there and then anyone could download it and it wouldn't get taken down.
I hope to soon, But I don't want Disney at my door. Mt plan is to make a new 4K copyie very soon, Right now too much going on, but I will let you know, Luke
Doesn't look too good. I mean, yeah, it's 16mm, but why all the frameblending? That should really be unnecessary considering this is sourced from actual film.
This was rendered in 1080P and I don't know why youtube down grades it to 720P, that is something I don't understand. I know my raw UA-cam file is 1080P, I will do some tests to see if I can figure out what is wrong, Also what is frameblending ? , I don't understand what you are trying to say. I just think you like to complain.
Frameblending is when two video frames which are really separate pictures are blended together -- and it happens numerous times in this video. It *shouldn't* need to happen because the source for this is analogue film; and film always presents the frames as full, separate pictures. Because of that, I believe the frameblending is a mistake that happened at some point during your digital rendering. Believe me, I'm not saying this just to complain. I'm saying this because I think it's a real problem, and most likely a problem which you have the ability to correct.
You do realize that the film took place after slavery? You do realize, that the musical segments are also just the story he's telling a young boy, so it's fictional within the context of the story? You do realize, that we all know you haven't actually seen the movie? you do realize that singing birds don't exist either, right?
It's a fantasy film for pre-schoolers. The young ones love Uncle Remus, hope to encounter the anthropomorphic woodland creatures, and enjoy singing the accessible, joyful songs. Positive interacial interaction is promoted by Disney via this film. How is this film harshly criticised? Why would anyone expect or demand historically correct societal conventions be depicted in this Disney installment?
And you realize that there are no talking rabbits or frogs either? You do also realize this is a fictional film that portrays an elderly man giving wise counsel to the Youth of that generation? You do realize this film allowed mr. Baskett to be the first black man to receive an Oscar nomination. That this tilm has brought joy to millions around the world regardless of color?
As a child I was so amazed by the man who was able to speak to cartoons and tell the stories of these characters. I wanted to know more stories and sit with him. This song and these stories have stayed with me my whole life to the point I have a book, a movie poster, and drawings.
This is simply the best.
"You can't run away from trouble. There ain't no place that far... wiser words have seldom been said"
Sage Wisdom
I was 3 years old when this movie was made. After a terrible time in Britain being bombed and engaged in WW2... This movie delighted me, my family and friends to no end. As a child i only saw love and friendship in this movie.. After leaving Britain in 1949 I never encountered any black people as their were none where we lived...I married in 1963 and moved to the east coast of Canada and I remember driving through a Black community each time we went to visit relatives. i would see a three story house sitting a way back from the road that had a big veranda on the front and would dream of seeing Uncle Remus sitting there on a rocking chair....I wanted it so badly I would have run up to him and showered his head with kisses. I am now 79 years old and see no racism in this movie - only the innocent love I felt as a five year old when I first saw it. I wish everyone would feel the way I do toward the rest of the people in the world - when they don't they don't know what they are missing....
That's really sweet
As a kid, I looked up to and respected this man and actor. I lived by this song. " Be happy to be alive." Can we put the politically correct b.s. aside ? Appreciate this history. Especially in giving all these actors their needed and much deserved respect.
Exactly what I always thought! People forget the point behind this!
I really wanna to see on disney plus
What I took away from this movie, having seen all of it for the first time in about 2012, was that racial discrimination is wrong. People of dark skin and African ancestry are people, same as me. They love, laugh and cry, just the same. For anyone to be enslaved or treated as secondary or lesser people is wrong. If that’s what this movie teaches, what’s wrong with that? That magnificent gentleman, Uncle Remus, in this video clip is the hero of the movie. If you have a heart, this movie will bring tears to your eyes. He may not be well educated but he’s got more wisdom, love, integrity and smarts than the board of directors of modern-day WDC and the leftists and woke-pushers, and all of the D party. I guess that’s why they needed to ban the film. It places people of color in a high place in the heart. There’s no better place to be. That’s what I think.
I 59 years old I remember watching Song of the South the animation was really good and I think it's a good movie
I own a copy of this movie on VHS, and have always loved it.
What it called plz I loved this as kid were can u watch free?
@@lightlysoul152 Due to the racial overtones, Disney has this Locked in a vault. Would be FANTASTIC If Randa would put the entire movie on U Tube But I doubt it would stay Very long.
@@lightlysoul152 it's called Song of the south and full video is on UA-cam but it's in parts. But you can still take a look. You'll love it
This and So Dear To My Heart are two of the greatest Disney movies ever. So sad that some see it as racist. It's warmhearted and reminds us of brotherly love among the races. Please bring it back!
I strongly agree.
Please do the whole film, please. This was a fantastic effects edit. Especially seeing Brer Rabbit’s home at night looked so much better. I was actually able to see it.
BEAUTIFUL
Now that's the kind of day when you can't open your mouth without a song jump right out of it
I kinda feel bad about this movie being banned and all.
@Jac Conte it is in the US
I read somewhere that the animated sequences are not nearly as controversial as the live action elements. In fact those, all the songs and of course Uncle Remus himself are all I ever liked and payed attention to about the entire movie.
Even if the attraction is changing, this will probably remain a company anthem that is beloved by so many!
But did you also know that in 1947, the year after the film released, the song topped in the music charts with versions by Johnny Mercer, Sammy Kaye, and the Modernaires with Paula Kelly?
Song of the South won Academy Awards for best song and an honorary award for James Baskett’s portrayal of uncle Remus.
that musical was wonderful, my grandma loves to watch old movies like snow white or this kind or movies
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Song of the South is not on
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📀
Blu-Ray
Disney Plus
My favorite Disney movie
Wow! This is so amazing!
I’ll miss this being the theme of splash mountain
@willthedog11 ! they’re changing it due to the history. I believe princess and the frog will go up.
The test shots are pretty good for raw footage. A decent quality print, with no missing frames or scratches across the frames. I hope your restoration efforts go well, if that's what you intend to do. The sound, while not bad, is typical of films almost 100 years old, and needs some processing as well. Optical soundtracks have limitations, and perhaps dubbing in a VHS copy of that optical track would be an easier effort. Thanks for the post, I hope this goes well and can provide a lost classic another way to be seen as it was intended.
Thank you for posting this . I am trying to get my hands on a 16mm copy of this too!
🎶Dollar-a-minute… Zippity-ay.🎶
😃 Howdy, Brer-Fox. 🎶Zippity…🎶 😡HEY!!!
I wish this movie wasn’t banned it’s amazing and has such amazing characters
please upload the whole movie! it is such a cute movie that deserves to be shown. to hell with those people that say it's racist! plus, it's the 70th anniversary this year! thank you so much
I will upload the whole film as soon as I am done color correcting it, I have about 20mins of the film left to go, maybe in about 2 weeks, The middle of Jan. 2017.
Hbvideos great! I hope Disney doesn't take it down and delete your account, though... I love your stuff too much for that to happen!
If and when I do upload it, the film will be on a back up UA-cam channel, Not this one, I don't want to have to upload everything again and lose all my Subs, who like my videos. I'll let everybody know when it happens.
Hbvideos OK thanks!
Hbvideos also, you can create a free account on archive.org as well, I think. it is a legitimate website for outdated movie and video and audio/text downloading
you could put it on there and then anyone could download it and it wouldn't get taken down.
Brer Fox sounds like Eddie Murphy
And brer rabbit sounds like the german synchro voice of eddy murphy 🤣🤣🤣
Hey HBvideos, I was wondering when you are releasing the reel to the public, thanks.
I hope to soon, But I don't want Disney at my door. Mt plan is to make a new 4K copyie very soon, Right now too much going on, but I will let you know, Luke
Hbvideos they’re not it’s banned in America
well, at least we can see something.
I plan to post the full movie soon., Just got to color correct reel 2 hope to upload in a few days
Not bad. Hope to see, and get the whole film soon.
BTW, found you facebook page, except for the 7up part.
Lucky Hopkinson c
@@Hbvideos2000 did u?
It said you got the whole film, how? Did you get one of those bootleg DVDs?
Splash Mountain is no longer at Disneyland
What was this flim called
" Song of the South " made by Walt Disney in 1946
Disney Sing Along Songs Zip A Dee Doo Dah
I don't get how this is racist
Everything is RACIST where have you been
Doesn't look too good. I mean, yeah, it's 16mm, but why all the frameblending? That should really be unnecessary considering this is sourced from actual film.
Also, the title of this video says 1080p, but the highest available resolution is 720p.
This was rendered in 1080P and I don't know why youtube down grades it to 720P, that is something I don't understand. I know my raw UA-cam file is 1080P, I will do some tests to see if I can figure out what is wrong, Also what is frameblending ? , I don't understand what you are trying to say. I just think you like to complain.
Frameblending is when two video frames which are really separate pictures are blended together -- and it happens numerous times in this video. It *shouldn't* need to happen because the source for this is analogue film; and film always presents the frames as full, separate pictures. Because of that, I believe the frameblending is a mistake that happened at some point during your digital rendering.
Believe me, I'm not saying this just to complain. I'm saying this because I think it's a real problem, and most likely a problem which you have the ability to correct.
Frameblending - это гадость, которая специально навязывается программами видеомонтажа, вместо того, чтобы обезопасить от от этого дерьма.
Oh my goodness brer fox kiss brer rabbit
All Heart ❤️!
I’ve got him Brer fox XD
Se 3 rabbits 3 eye rabbit me myself eye 3. I ONE SIGN BUY EARS JACK I raised rabbits 105 now make me do
So y'all realize there wasn't a time any slave freed or not had the luxury of gallivanting on a plantation happily singing to imaginary birds.
You do realize that the film took place after slavery? You do realize, that the musical segments are also just the story he's telling a young boy, so it's fictional within the context of the story? You do realize, that we all know you haven't actually seen the movie? you do realize that singing birds don't exist either, right?
It's a fantasy film for pre-schoolers. The young ones love Uncle Remus, hope to encounter the anthropomorphic woodland creatures, and enjoy singing the accessible, joyful songs. Positive interacial interaction is promoted by Disney via this film. How is this film harshly criticised? Why would anyone expect or demand historically correct societal conventions be depicted in this Disney installment?
And you realize that there are no talking rabbits or frogs either? You do also realize this is a fictional film that portrays an elderly man giving wise counsel to the Youth of that generation? You do realize this film allowed mr. Baskett to be the first black man to receive an Oscar nomination. That this tilm has brought joy to millions around the world regardless of color?
Grow up.