The baby actor loved the goblins so much that they had to wait until he got hungry and cranky for him to cry. The whole time he was just playing with them and laughing.
@Stardust_7273 Yep, he was a big part of the Dark Crystal series they did a while back. Which is also based on his dads art. He has done a lot with Jim Hensons son. Cool to see the creativity keep going.
Not completely the _first_ CGI, but it is the first CGI animal to be animated with that level of realistic detail. It may not seem like it by today’s standards, but it is a milestone in the medium. By any standards, though, I still think that the end of the intro, with the transition from the CGI owl to the real owl, is really cool.
🎶 "Everything I've done, I've done for you. I move the stars for no one." 🎶 Fun Fact: One of the choreographers for this movie was Cheryl McFadden. You and everyone else knows her better as Gates McFadden, Dr. Beverly Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987). Dancing Hands Fact: The "Dance Magic" scene consisted of over forty-eight muppets, fifty-two puppeteers, and eight people in goblin costumes. Over one hundred pairs of latex hands were made for the "Helping Hands" scene. Jareth's Balls Fact: The various things that Jareth does with the crystal balls (rolling them around his arms and in his hands and so forth) are not camera tricks or any other kind of special effect. They are actually done by choreographer Michael Moschen, who is an accomplished juggler. Moschen was actually crouched behind David Bowie with his arm(s) replacing Bowie's. Unlike a typical Muppet performance, however, he had no video screen to view his performance. In other words, his manipulations were performed completely blind.
Hey BigGator!!!! Thanks for being here (: Love the fun facts, as always!!! Oooh, we've never seen Star Trek...that may be good to get into?? 48 puppets, 52 puppeteers, and 8 goblins!!!! OMG! 100 pairs of gloves, ha! WOW!!!
No. I would suggest you guys do Star Trek in Release Order, series and movies. It would be a fun time. I have a different suggested order for Star Wars, but that is for another time. Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍
The only fun fact I have left that no one has mentioned so far: Sarah's dog is named Merlin. Sir Didymus's steed, who as you noted looks suspiciously like Merlin, is called Ambrosius. Ambrosius is actually another name for the wizard Merlin.
The fancy hand moves with the crystal were performed by Michael Moschen, who performs what is known as contact juggling. What made the scene especially hard was he had to perform the act crouching behind David Bowie and try to stay out of the camera shot, meaning he had to perform the juggling without being able to see what he was doing.
my first time watching this had to had been almost 2 years ago- my daughter loves the jim henson puppets so much- so after finding this in my moms dvd’s i threw it on for her! such a great movie!!!
David Bowie went through so many style changes, musically and visually over the years of his career. It seemed like every few years, he re-emerged as a totally different artist from before. Even his singing style varied, from a higher-pitched nasal tone in the early days to a baritone in the 80s and on. A couple of my favorites are from his industrial rock era in the 90s, "Little Wonder" and "Hallo Spaceboy" (the album version - a video was made for a remix version, but I prefer the former).
I'm partial to his lower-voiced songs like 'Modern Love,' 'Space Oddity' and 'This Is Not America.' On the other hand, I can't stand 'Under Pressure;' I think Vanilla Ice was the best thing ever to happen to that song.
If you guys love this one, you'll love The Dark Crystal! It was also directed by Jim Henson and it was the first fully animatronic film Nit one single human character appears on screen It's a lifelong favorite ❤
this movie was such a deep influence on so many of us as kids, FUNNY YOU MENTION ESCAPE ROOMS IN THE BEGINNING, THIS MOVIE IS PROBABLY WHY I GOT INTO THE ESCAPE ROOM INDUSTRY. GREAT REACTION.
Oubliette is French for something approximating 'forgotten', and it is indeed a medieval dungeon where people who put in who were never going to be released, and thus were to be forgotten about
WOOHOO!! I'm Like #10!! SHOUT OUT to Gates McFadden aka Chief Medical Doctor Beverly Crusher from Star Trek TNG who did the choreography on this movie 🍿🎥 ABSOLUTELY LOVE this movie. Owned the VHS tape and the DVD. 5 minutes in and I know you two will as well!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
Great reaction! Both Jim Henson and Brian Froud worked on this movie for the design side. They also paired up on the creation of the "Dark Crystal". Another 80's movie highly recommended. David Bowie made these songs specifically for the film. Have the soundtrack! Love "magic dance".
Man, you going crazy right now I haven’t heard anyone mention the dark crystal movie since I was a kid that was one of my favorites, even though it was cheaply made
@@ScottEJPerez It's still one of my favorites. A very unconventional fantasy. The villains are not what you expect in the end. Froud's designs are very grounded in reality while still being fantastic. There was a book with designs called "World of the Dark Crystal" always loved it. Froud also did some exceptional books on the faerie folk.
@@seankennedy4548 all I know is that was one of my favorite movies growing up and I love everything about it and I haven’t read the books by him, but I might now.
Ah, this takes me back. I saw this in the theatre when I was 10 years old. Me and some friend went for the first time without parents. Great memories! The movie is wonderfully weird.
I was eleven. I was really looking forward to it; the sci-fi magazines had been hyping it for months, and I knew that Brian Froud was involved in the character designs and Jim Henson's crew were handling the puppets. It certainly didn't disappoint, but the feathery red guys spooked me.
The Kobold King himself had been taken by goblins in youth, and once tried to return to the world. Even considered conquering the world once, but decided he never belonged there. There have been many "Sarah"s, perhaps into antiquity, but few ever had the wit to solve his labyrinth. Such a pity. He'd made himself untouchable with purpose, and if he were to do a favor, or grant a wish, you can be sure he will play for keeps. Hoping his reincarnated unrequited love will show up in more than his crystals, match him in every way, and join him to make his kingdom complete. Otherwise he'd rather advocate the throne and pursue a life of mischief, but he can not leave his goblin subjects without a king, for though the king is as ruthless as he is relentless; There lived no brownie nor bandersnatch that would deny there had never been a more fitting king in all the faery histories than Jareth the Goblin King.
George Lucas was executive producer for this. That makes me wonder whether or not Ludo can feel the Force and that's why he can summon rocks. He had no training, so that's all he knows how to do. I have heard that he appears as an easter egg in The Rise of Skywalker, supposedly at the bar among other aliens, seen in the background somewhere. I've read that there was supposed to be a scene where we would have actually seen him but it was cut.
People make a big fuss about how visible David Bowie's 'package' is. If you dress a guy in tights/pantyhose that is what you get, there is no real way around that. Jennifer Connelly was in Top Gun: Maverick, but nor the original. She has been in a number of other films, 'Requiem for a Dream' and 'The Rocketeer' among msay others. Sarah is a bit of a whiny teenger, I think her mother was an actress and has either died or divorced her dad, so she hates her stepmother. David Bowie is doing all the baby noises during the songs as well. The 'House of Stairs' is inspired by the Escher print 'Relativity; which can be seen on the wall in Sarah's bedroom. Canadian Astronaut Chris Hadfield sang the David Bowie song 'Space Oddity' while on the International Space Station. I'm sure you can find the video if you look.
All the stuff in the scrapbook is about her mom Linda Williams. Her mom is a Broadway actress. Sarah wants to be an actress just like her. The blonde lady is her step mother.
If like this, there's another similar, but no musical, called "Dark Crystal" most seem to have forgotten about? As a 70's kid it's sad because many huge master flicks went unknown as soon as computer world hit, only because didn't get picked up by either video or cable & played 24-7 year on end like this one did, even though still not many reactions to this. Best example off top of head is Oscar worthy A++ Drama "Bad Boys" ('80?). As soon as computer world hit, only "Bad Boys" you see is silly Martin Lawrence, Will Smith cop flick comedy. You do you, friends, but i know there's lists of top flicks by year & would suggest you check there for the huge, beloved, but mostly forgotten flicks (due only to technology) for the best Classics? Think '84 considered best year ever for movies??? Its been a while since looked, but somewhere round mid-80's considered GOAT year, yet prob many people under 40 never heard of many on the lists? See ya! ✌️🌎❤️
This is my all time favourite movie. I first saw it in 1986 on the big screen, in a double feature with the Transformers movie. Since then, I've seen it so many times, on many formats. TV, VHS, DVD, Streaming and MP4 on USB. I know it is well over 100x, literally lost count. I love the meta format of the movie. You have to really watch it several times to take it all in. What I mean by meta? Everything in her reality, her room, her house, the town, the park... all have representations within the fantastical world of the maze. For example, the book end is Hoggle, the music box ballerina is her in costume when she was drugged by the peach, the MC Escher poster above her bed (Relativity) is the staircase scene inside the castle... and I could literally go on with so many examples. And everytime I see it, there is always something new to I uncover. Another fun Easter Egg are the seven hidden portraits through the maze of David Bowie, one right in the centre of the screen made up of rocks. I love the humour too. The silly Goblin City battle, the Worm, the Bird Brained Wiseman, the Door Knockers'... but my favourite sumerous character is Sir Didymus. He reminds me of the classic British puppet, Basil Brush. Another one of my favourite scenes are the creepy, yet creative Helping Hands. So imaginative, way more than what was going to be the original version of that scene. You should also check out the making of documentary, "Inside the Labyrinth", I believe that it is available on UA-cam too. Footnote, the baby was not terrified by the puppets, he grew up to be a puppet technician. I know you really enjoyed this movie, I have another recommendation, a movie called Legend from 1985. It is another fantastic fantasy movie you may enjoy.
I love your guys reactions and I’m so happy that you decided to react to labyrinth. This has been a favorite movie of mine since I was about four or five years old. and I was born in the 80s.
@@tktopmovies your favorite reactions of mine have to be Harry Potter and the Lord of the rings. The first video reaction I ever seen of yours was like an eight hour video with all the Harry Potter matched up together. I spent a whole day and watched it with you guys.
Yay, so glad you watched this, I remember suggesting it 😀 This is my favorite movie ever, as you can probably tell from my pfp. I can probably tell you anything about this movie. It's a cult classic and I am a prime cult member 😉Here's one factoid I have always found really impressive: The contact juggling and spinning with the crystals wasn't done by David Bowie, it was done by a man named Michael Moschen, who is an expert juggler. He would be kneeling down behind David Bowie with his right arm in place of David's. So he wasn't just doing those moves with the crystals, he was doing them with gloves on and totally blind! I could probably also tell you anything you wanna know about David Bowie. I adore him.
Part II 😁 DAVID BOWIE!! Well okay then! #1 always read the lyrics with and start with the song CHANGES!! other songs; YOUNG AMERICAN,, GOLDEN YEARS,,, and probably the most famous SPACE ODDITY 🚀 Awesome Reaction you Two!! And Thank You for those who recommended!! 🕊️☮️
I have this movie on dvd and it also has the movie Mirrormask, which is written by Neil Gaiman and from the Jim Henson company with it, if you want another crazy movie to watch... Mirrormask is probably much trippier though lol It's been a while, but I remember really liking it
" BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA (1986 ) MOVIE 🍿🎥📹📽️📼🎬COMEDY ADVENTURE FANTASY CLASSIC This is another absolutely amazing and Cool movie, Highly recommend this one too. It's Awsome from start to finish
small mcu connection. jennifer connely is married to Paul Bettany who i the voice of Jarvis. CONNELY HERSELF BECOMES THE VOICE OF ANOTHER AI, KAREN, BUT YOU GUYS WILL SEE THAT LATER.
"THE NEVER ENDING STORY 1984" MOVIE 🍿🎥🎬📼📽️ HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS FANTASY ADVENTURE CLASSIC it's also a Fantastic Movie from start to finish just like LABYRINTH Excellent Reaction that was Awsome
Movie's like this are why GEN-X has no problem fighting 3-4 guys at once as adults.lol...our movies were extremely drug driven and twisted us forever..lol..fr... Jim Henson was the shit... those "talking faces made of hands?"...was the original "Blue man Group"....Mum-en- shantz (i don't remember the correct spelling...that my phonetic spelling)...was EXTREMELY disturbing seeing as young kids😂😂was terrifying..try looking it up😂🔥🤘
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The baby actor loved the goblins so much that they had to wait until he got hungry and cranky for him to cry. The whole time he was just playing with them and laughing.
Hahahah awww! Love to hear that!!
I guess the whole world was new to him at that stage, he didn't know the goblins were strange.
Toby is also the son of the artist that did the original concepts Brian Froud. So he actully grew up with it all.
Toby Froud now works in movies and shows with puppets 😃 How perfect is that?
@Stardust_7273 Yep, he was a big part of the Dark Crystal series they did a while back. Which is also based on his dads art. He has done a lot with Jim Hensons son. Cool to see the creativity keep going.
The owl during the beginning credits is the first cgi used.
Tron was 1982, four years earlier.
Not completely the _first_ CGI, but it is the first CGI animal to be animated with that level of realistic detail. It may not seem like it by today’s standards, but it is a milestone in the medium.
By any standards, though, I still think that the end of the intro, with the transition from the CGI owl to the real owl, is really cool.
🎶 "Everything I've done, I've done for you. I move the stars for no one." 🎶
Fun Fact: One of the choreographers for this movie was Cheryl McFadden. You and everyone else knows her better as Gates McFadden, Dr. Beverly Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987).
Dancing Hands Fact: The "Dance Magic" scene consisted of over forty-eight muppets, fifty-two puppeteers, and eight people in goblin costumes. Over one hundred pairs of latex hands were made for the "Helping Hands" scene.
Jareth's Balls Fact: The various things that Jareth does with the crystal balls (rolling them around his arms and in his hands and so forth) are not camera tricks or any other kind of special effect. They are actually done by choreographer Michael Moschen, who is an accomplished juggler. Moschen was actually crouched behind David Bowie with his arm(s) replacing Bowie's. Unlike a typical Muppet performance, however, he had no video screen to view his performance. In other words, his manipulations were performed completely blind.
Hey BigGator!!!! Thanks for being here (: Love the fun facts, as always!!! Oooh, we've never seen Star Trek...that may be good to get into??
48 puppets, 52 puppeteers, and 8 goblins!!!! OMG! 100 pairs of gloves, ha! WOW!!!
No. I would suggest you guys do Star Trek in Release Order, series and movies. It would be a fun time.
I have a different suggested order for Star Wars, but that is for another time.
Go in Peace and Walk with God. 😎 👍
The only fun fact I have left that no one has mentioned so far: Sarah's dog is named Merlin. Sir Didymus's steed, who as you noted looks suspiciously like Merlin, is called Ambrosius. Ambrosius is actually another name for the wizard Merlin.
Never knew that. Good tidbit.
The fancy hand moves with the crystal were performed by Michael Moschen, who performs what is known as contact juggling. What made the scene especially hard was he had to perform the act crouching behind David Bowie and try to stay out of the camera shot, meaning he had to perform the juggling without being able to see what he was doing.
my first time watching this had to had been almost 2 years ago- my daughter loves the jim henson puppets so much- so after finding this in my moms dvd’s i threw it on for her! such a great movie!!!
Such a cute one! Loved the puppets and creatures in this! Thanks for being here to enjoy with us (:
David Bowie went through so many style changes, musically and visually over the years of his career. It seemed like every few years, he re-emerged as a totally different artist from before. Even his singing style varied, from a higher-pitched nasal tone in the early days to a baritone in the 80s and on. A couple of my favorites are from his industrial rock era in the 90s, "Little Wonder" and "Hallo Spaceboy" (the album version - a video was made for a remix version, but I prefer the former).
I'm partial to his lower-voiced songs like 'Modern Love,' 'Space Oddity' and 'This Is Not America.' On the other hand, I can't stand 'Under Pressure;' I think Vanilla Ice was the best thing ever to happen to that song.
If you guys love this one, you'll love The Dark Crystal!
It was also directed by Jim Henson and it was the first fully animatronic film
Nit one single human character appears on screen
It's a lifelong favorite ❤
Well, there are humans inside some of the costumes.
Ohhhh!!! Thanks for sharing that suggestion with us! (: And thanks for watching, Thomas! We appreciate it
Still one of my favourite 80's movies ❤
this movie was such a deep influence on so many of us as kids, FUNNY YOU MENTION ESCAPE ROOMS IN THE BEGINNING, THIS MOVIE IS PROBABLY WHY I GOT INTO THE ESCAPE ROOM INDUSTRY. GREAT REACTION.
Escape Rooms are awesome!!!! Thanks for watching with us (:
Oubliette is French for something approximating 'forgotten', and it is indeed a medieval dungeon where people who put in who were never going to be released, and thus were to be forgotten about
WOOHOO!! I'm Like #10!! SHOUT OUT to Gates McFadden aka Chief Medical Doctor Beverly Crusher from Star Trek TNG who did the choreography on this movie 🍿🎥 ABSOLUTELY LOVE this movie. Owned the VHS tape and the DVD. 5 minutes in and I know you two will as well!! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎
Finally someone who doesn't immediately hate on Sarah
Great reaction! Both Jim Henson and Brian Froud worked on this movie for the design side. They also paired up on the creation of the "Dark Crystal". Another 80's movie highly recommended. David Bowie made these songs specifically for the film. Have the soundtrack! Love "magic dance".
Man, you going crazy right now I haven’t heard anyone mention the dark crystal movie since I was a kid that was one of my favorites, even though it was cheaply made
@@ScottEJPerez It's still one of my favorites. A very unconventional fantasy.
The villains are not what you expect in the end.
Froud's designs are very grounded in reality while still being fantastic. There was a book with designs called "World of the Dark Crystal" always loved it. Froud also did some exceptional books on the faerie folk.
@@seankennedy4548 all I know is that was one of my favorite movies growing up and I love everything about it and I haven’t read the books by him, but I might now.
Oh that's cool to hear that David Bowie made the songs specifically for this movie!!! Thanks for enjoying with us, Sean! (:
@@tktopmovies RIP to David Bowie
The choreographer for this film is Christine McFadden aka Gates McFadden who played Dr. Beverly Crusher on Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Jennifer Connely was also in The Rocketeer and in Dark City, both very worthwhile films.
Thanks for the movie suggestions!!
My fav movie with her in it is "A Beautiful Mind"... well, second fav after Labyrinth.
Man, I haven’t heard anybody talk about the dark city movie in a while. It is such a good movie.
One of my favorite movies since I was a kid.
Such an awesome one!! Glad we got to enjoy it (: Thanks for watching with us, Leslie!!
I saw it as a teen in theaters
And I was so in love with Jennifer Connelly
And I still am
Ah, this takes me back. I saw this in the theatre when I was 10 years old. Me and some friend went for the first time without parents. Great memories!
The movie is wonderfully weird.
I was eleven. I was really looking forward to it; the sci-fi magazines had been hyping it for months, and I knew that Brian Froud was involved in the character designs and Jim Henson's crew were handling the puppets. It certainly didn't disappoint, but the feathery red guys spooked me.
The Kobold King himself had been taken by goblins in youth, and once tried to return to the world. Even considered conquering the world once, but decided he never belonged there. There have been many "Sarah"s, perhaps into antiquity, but few ever had the wit to solve his labyrinth. Such a pity. He'd made himself untouchable with purpose, and if he were to do a favor, or grant a wish, you can be sure he will play for keeps. Hoping his reincarnated unrequited love will show up in more than his crystals, match him in every way, and join him to make his kingdom complete. Otherwise he'd rather advocate the throne and pursue a life of mischief, but he can not leave his goblin subjects without a king, for though the king is as ruthless as he is relentless; There lived no brownie nor bandersnatch that would deny there had never been a more fitting king in all the faery histories than Jareth the Goblin King.
And Danny John Jules aka Cat from Red Dwarf played one of the fireys and did the voice of another firey.
George Lucas was executive producer for this. That makes me wonder whether or not Ludo can feel the Force and that's why he can summon rocks. He had no training, so that's all he knows how to do. I have heard that he appears as an easter egg in The Rise of Skywalker, supposedly at the bar among other aliens, seen in the background somewhere. I've read that there was supposed to be a scene where we would have actually seen him but it was cut.
Oh wow!!!! That is such a cool theory!!!!
People make a big fuss about how visible David Bowie's 'package' is. If you dress a guy in tights/pantyhose that is what you get, there is no real way around that.
Jennifer Connelly was in Top Gun: Maverick, but nor the original. She has been in a number of other films, 'Requiem for a Dream' and 'The Rocketeer' among msay others.
Sarah is a bit of a whiny teenger, I think her mother was an actress and has either died or divorced her dad, so she hates her stepmother.
David Bowie is doing all the baby noises during the songs as well.
The 'House of Stairs' is inspired by the Escher print 'Relativity; which can be seen on the wall in Sarah's bedroom.
Canadian Astronaut Chris Hadfield sang the David Bowie song 'Space Oddity' while on the International Space Station. I'm sure you can find the video if you look.
Her dad divorced her birth mom.
Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Hey Price!!! So happy to hear you enjoyed this with us! Loved it!
All the stuff in the scrapbook is about her mom Linda Williams. Her mom is a Broadway actress. Sarah wants to be an actress just like her. The blonde lady is her step mother.
Labyrinth: Starring David Bowie......and his package.
LOL!!
If like this, there's another similar, but no musical, called "Dark Crystal" most seem to have forgotten about? As a 70's kid it's sad because many huge master flicks went unknown as soon as computer world hit, only because didn't get picked up by either video or cable & played 24-7 year on end like this one did, even though still not many reactions to this. Best example off top of head is Oscar worthy A++ Drama "Bad Boys" ('80?). As soon as computer world hit, only "Bad Boys" you see is silly Martin Lawrence, Will Smith cop flick comedy. You do you, friends, but i know there's lists of top flicks by year & would suggest you check there for the huge, beloved, but mostly forgotten flicks (due only to technology) for the best Classics? Think '84 considered best year ever for movies??? Its been a while since looked, but somewhere round mid-80's considered GOAT year, yet prob many people under 40 never heard of many on the lists?
See ya!
✌️🌎❤️
Thank you so much for sharing this info with us!!! We appreciate it!! (:
I saw this movie in the tail end of the 80s as a boy and I've loved it ever since. Such a fun fantasy world to return to every now and then.
FAV BOWIE SONG EVER IS "LIFE ON MARS"
This is my all time favourite movie. I first saw it in 1986 on the big screen, in a double feature with the Transformers movie.
Since then, I've seen it so many times, on many formats. TV, VHS, DVD, Streaming and MP4 on USB. I know it is well over 100x, literally lost count.
I love the meta format of the movie. You have to really watch it several times to take it all in. What I mean by meta? Everything in her reality, her room, her house, the town, the park... all have representations within the fantastical world of the maze. For example, the book end is Hoggle, the music box ballerina is her in costume when she was drugged by the peach, the MC Escher poster above her bed (Relativity) is the staircase scene inside the castle... and I could literally go on with so many examples. And everytime I see it, there is always something new to I uncover.
Another fun Easter Egg are the seven hidden portraits through the maze of David Bowie, one right in the centre of the screen made up of rocks.
I love the humour too. The silly Goblin City battle, the Worm, the Bird Brained Wiseman, the Door Knockers'... but my favourite sumerous character is Sir Didymus. He reminds me of the classic British puppet, Basil Brush.
Another one of my favourite scenes are the creepy, yet creative Helping Hands. So imaginative, way more than what was going to be the original version of that scene. You should also check out the making of documentary, "Inside the Labyrinth", I believe that it is available on UA-cam too.
Footnote, the baby was not terrified by the puppets, he grew up to be a puppet technician.
I know you really enjoyed this movie, I have another recommendation, a movie called Legend from 1985. It is another fantastic fantasy movie you may enjoy.
I love your guys reactions and I’m so happy that you decided to react to labyrinth. This has been a favorite movie of mine since I was about four or five years old. and I was born in the 80s.
Hey Scott!!! Thanks for watching with us! We totally enjoyed this!!
@@tktopmovies your favorite reactions of mine have to be Harry Potter and the Lord of the rings.
The first video reaction I ever seen of yours was like an eight hour video with all the Harry Potter matched up together. I spent a whole day and watched it with you guys.
Yay, so glad you watched this, I remember suggesting it 😀 This is my favorite movie ever, as you can probably tell from my pfp. I can probably tell you anything about this movie. It's a cult classic and I am a prime cult member 😉Here's one factoid I have always found really impressive: The contact juggling and spinning with the crystals wasn't done by David Bowie, it was done by a man named Michael Moschen, who is an expert juggler. He would be kneeling down behind David Bowie with his right arm in place of David's. So he wasn't just doing those moves with the crystals, he was doing them with gloves on and totally blind!
I could probably also tell you anything you wanna know about David Bowie. I adore him.
This was so much fun, it’s such a quirky movie! I used to watch it as a kid whenever it played on tv. Brings back a lot of nostalgia. 😁
This is a really cool creative movie. You guys should check out The Never Ending Story ! xx
I loved listening to David Bowie in the rain because of this movie.
Part II 😁 DAVID BOWIE!! Well okay then! #1 always read the lyrics with and start with the song CHANGES!! other songs;
YOUNG AMERICAN,,
GOLDEN YEARS,,, and probably the most famous
SPACE ODDITY 🚀 Awesome Reaction you Two!! And Thank You for those who recommended!! 🕊️☮️
Thank you so so so much for watching with us!!! You rock, Allen! Will definitely check out more from David Bowie!
Part III 😮 Ok you almost had me believing it's Saturday since we have no work today!? ☮️
Cheers to the weekend!!! (:
I have this movie on dvd and it also has the movie Mirrormask, which is written by Neil Gaiman and from the Jim Henson company with it, if you want another crazy movie to watch... Mirrormask is probably much trippier though lol It's been a while, but I remember really liking it
" BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE CHINA (1986 ) MOVIE 🍿🎥📹📽️📼🎬COMEDY ADVENTURE FANTASY CLASSIC This is another absolutely amazing and Cool movie, Highly recommend this one too. It's Awsome from start to finish
Have y’all seen Dark Crystal? Another Jim Henson production not related to the Muppets.
small mcu connection. jennifer connely is married to Paul Bettany who i the voice of Jarvis. CONNELY HERSELF BECOMES THE VOICE OF ANOTHER AI, KAREN, BUT YOU GUYS WILL SEE THAT LATER.
Oh sweet!!! Thanks for sharing that with us, Patrick!!
Oh and they were both in a movie called Ink Heart. Ink Heart is based on a book.
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You remind me of the babe
"THE NEVER ENDING STORY 1984" MOVIE 🍿🎥🎬📼📽️ HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS FANTASY ADVENTURE CLASSIC it's also a Fantastic Movie from start to finish just like LABYRINTH Excellent Reaction that was Awsome
Movie's like this are why GEN-X has no problem fighting 3-4 guys at once as adults.lol...our movies were extremely drug driven and twisted us forever..lol..fr... Jim Henson was the shit... those "talking faces made of hands?"...was the original "Blue man Group"....Mum-en- shantz (i don't remember the correct spelling...that my phonetic spelling)...was EXTREMELY disturbing seeing as young kids😂😂was terrifying..try looking it up😂🔥🤘
Oh...n its a sin to not know any David Bowie 😅 good stuff 🔥🤘it's good for ya..
Love all of the puppets and creatures! So cool!!! Thanks for watching with us, Kevin!!