I lived in comunistic land in 1986.I did know,that David Bowie and Jim Henson were doing a movie ,but I (very loving fan of DB) didn't know if I will have a chance to see it.I was abnormally nervous,I cry a lot,but I have only one hope- ORF-Austrian television.I don't remember when,but I saw this genial movie.I was happy as can be.But I had video with it after a many years. I love DB from my 12 and I will love him forever.(Sorry my English.)
Hola, soy de México, acabo de ver esto en pleno 2024, pero fue mi infancia. Sólo paso a decir que Jennifer estaba muy hermosa y conocí a David por esta película, y la escena donde bailan juntos me ponía y me sigue poniendo muy celosa 💔 David es mi crush de infancia en este personaje, no puedo con tanta perfección dios mío. ✨ QUE GRAN PELÍCULA, GRACIAS POR TODO AL CLÁSICO HOLLYWOOD.
Who else was born the DAY this was released!? June 27th 1986 and I'm just now realizing this beautiful movie was intended for all the divine heroine's that are making their way through their labyrinth! You never had power over ME!! ❤
Just saw this in theatres other day. Was amazing to see it on the big screen. Very glad I got to enjoy it as it was and still is one of my favorite films from my childhood.
There is nothing that comes close to the amazing passion and collective artforms of this timeless classic. I saw this twice at the cinema when it was released. It's still one of my all time favourites.
its crazy, i have never cared for musicals, david bowie music or puppet styled movies. but yet 25 years after seeing it for the first time, the labyrinth is still my favorite movie. it truly is magic.
Nobody could’ve done it like Bowie did, gosh I fell in love with him, more as Jareth, he’s marvelous. ❤️ The chemistry between him and Jennifer is just beautiful !
As a 3D animator, it still amazes me how much time and effort it took to make these amazing sets. There is just something genuine and organic about the results that you can't really replicate no matter how advanced the programs are imo. It must've been fun to work with, I would've loved to have a chance to work in those kinds of sets, so much creativity!
No matter how many adult jokes people point out, this will always be my favorite introduction to David Bowie, when I heard about his death, my sisters and I watched Labyrinth and I immediately loved it
We seen David Bowie act in a few movies but Labyrinth is my favourite i was 4 years old when the movie was released but i watched when i was i think 7 years old on tv. So from there i know who is David Bowie
La cosa stupefacente di questo noir di Renoir è che oltre ad essere un capolavoro sulla ambiguità e le sfumature dell'animo umano (nessuno è veramente buono o malvagio fino in fondo, ma tutti vivono con fatica la propria condizione umana) è che è un piccolo affresco sulla vita dell'equipaggio di una locomotiva a vapore. I dettagli sui controlli effettuati dal macchinista a fine corsa sui bielloni e sulla temperature dei cuscinetti degli assi sono talmente realistici che Jean Gabin sembra lui stesso un "maestro" (un macchinista). Ci sono diversi film con le macchine a vapore viste da vicino come "Il treno" del 1964, ma nessuno è così realistico sulle consuetudini e la vita negli scali del tempo del vapore come questo. Ci sono molti documentari ma nessuno ha l'intensità dell' "Angelo del male". Le scene del macchinista che si vanta di aver guadagnato 30 franchi perchè ha fortunosamente risparmiato carbone o del capostazione che chiede al macchinista (Jean Gabin) il suo cartellino perchè si è portato con ritardo in testa al treno sono per un pubblico di palati fini ferroviariamente parlando. Segnalo infine che che c'è un brutto remake americano di questo film, girato da Fritz Lang nel 1954 e intitolato "La bestia umana", che non può a mio avviso essere neanche lontanamente paragonato al film di Renoir: comunque è su Yutube e chi vuole può vederlo
🕯🕯Jim 🕯🕯
i never get tired of watching again and again Jim movies❤️❤️❤️❤️god bless his soul
That part where he comes over the edge of the landing is so creepy
Dr Beverly Crusher Ms Gates McFadden 49:58
Still one of my favorite movies 😊
Il doppiaggio è sempre un pugno nello stomaco
Love this song ,R,I,P David Bowie.
9:17 Drawing Scene from sqeek, Røem Bååbå, Aêlst, Septì Müs, Dâshe, Börgis Khân, The twin Goblin Knight with A Shield Face,
I lived in comunistic land in 1986.I did know,that David Bowie and Jim Henson were doing a movie ,but I (very loving fan of DB) didn't know if I will have a chance to see it.I was abnormally nervous,I cry a lot,but I have only one hope- ORF-Austrian television.I don't remember when,but I saw this genial movie.I was happy as can be.But I had video with it after a many years. I love DB from my 12 and I will love him forever.(Sorry my English.)
Sarah’s Parents Is Gonna Be Worrying About Sarah’s Baby Brother As For Sarah’s Parents They Is Gonna Be Very Angry If Her Baby Gone
Que filme ruim.
Hola, soy de México, acabo de ver esto en pleno 2024, pero fue mi infancia. Sólo paso a decir que Jennifer estaba muy hermosa y conocí a David por esta película, y la escena donde bailan juntos me ponía y me sigue poniendo muy celosa 💔 David es mi crush de infancia en este personaje, no puedo con tanta perfección dios mío. ✨ QUE GRAN PELÍCULA, GRACIAS POR TODO AL CLÁSICO HOLLYWOOD.
Who else was born the DAY this was released!? June 27th 1986 and I'm just now realizing this beautiful movie was intended for all the divine heroine's that are making their way through their labyrinth! You never had power over ME!! ❤
Just saw this in theatres other day. Was amazing to see it on the big screen. Very glad I got to enjoy it as it was and still is one of my favorite films from my childhood.
There is nothing that comes close to the amazing passion and collective artforms of this timeless classic. I saw this twice at the cinema when it was released. It's still one of my all time favourites.
God the amount of effort and hard work that went into films like these… we’ll never get it back
Buena peli
Bowie is a legend, but he was such a bad actor.
This is pure genius
I love jim hensons voice. He sounds like kermit to me. Its a warm and comforting voice that fills me with nostalgia.
He was the original voice if you did not know. th-cam.com/video/LOBn86_DAZU/w-d-xo.html
There's no fucking way a film like this could be made today in the manner that this was. And that is a damn shame.
Saw this when I was 6. What an amazing ride
its crazy, i have never cared for musicals, david bowie music or puppet styled movies. but yet 25 years after seeing it for the first time, the labyrinth is still my favorite movie. it truly is magic.
I wish we as a society could go back to making movies like this, with real sets and puppets. Movies were so much more magical back then...
Nobody could’ve done it like Bowie did, gosh I fell in love with him, more as Jareth, he’s marvelous. ❤️ The chemistry between him and Jennifer is just beautiful !
Stupendo
0:44. I love how they’re all giving to Underground
I really hope they treated that young lady with respect 🙏 and love! It looks like it was a healthy atmosphere. Bowie does it all!
BEST FILM EVER MADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My aunt showed me this Movie as a child, 20 now and made sure to show all my friends 😂
i still love this movie and david bowie did a great job
Certo che Amendola si associa a DeNiro, strania vedere Gabin e sentire DeNiro…
labyrinth made a difference to me Jim ❤️
Seems to me all the girls in the comments feel the same as me about bowie! 😂
And some boys such as myself
I wish they would have included the doors and the man with the bird on his hat the rocks in the underground
The lady who is the choreographer is none other than Gates McFadden doctor crusher on Star Trek the next generation
My favourite jim henson film is labyrinth and David bowie has a great taste of music in this movie
As a 3D animator, it still amazes me how much time and effort it took to make these amazing sets. There is just something genuine and organic about the results that you can't really replicate no matter how advanced the programs are imo. It must've been fun to work with, I would've loved to have a chance to work in those kinds of sets, so much creativity!
David’s bulge that I remember as well
Amazing 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
No matter how many adult jokes people point out, this will always be my favorite introduction to David Bowie, when I heard about his death, my sisters and I watched Labyrinth and I immediately loved it
That would have been amazing to have another 'behind the scenes' of just the songs recorded in the studio.
9:15
LUV IT👏👏👏💕💕💕 I have a pet African grey parrot🦜🦜🦜🦜⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡🌪🛍🧸🧸🛍🛍🛍🛍❤❤❤❤❤❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💝❤❤☯☯🕎👌👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏☺👏✌✌✌
SO TRUE JOSETT
Luv this movie so much inspired me too luv puppets it’s just so entertaining OKAY I HATE YOU IF YOU HATE THE MOVIE
We seen David Bowie act in a few movies but Labyrinth is my favourite i was 4 years old when the movie was released but i watched when i was i think 7 years old on tv. So from there i know who is David Bowie
La cosa stupefacente di questo noir di Renoir è che oltre ad essere un capolavoro sulla ambiguità e le sfumature dell'animo umano (nessuno è veramente buono o malvagio fino in fondo, ma tutti vivono con fatica la propria condizione umana) è che è un piccolo affresco sulla vita dell'equipaggio di una locomotiva a vapore. I dettagli sui controlli effettuati dal macchinista a fine corsa sui bielloni e sulla temperature dei cuscinetti degli assi sono talmente realistici che Jean Gabin sembra lui stesso un "maestro" (un macchinista). Ci sono diversi film con le macchine a vapore viste da vicino come "Il treno" del 1964, ma nessuno è così realistico sulle consuetudini e la vita negli scali del tempo del vapore come questo. Ci sono molti documentari ma nessuno ha l'intensità dell' "Angelo del male". Le scene del macchinista che si vanta di aver guadagnato 30 franchi perchè ha fortunosamente risparmiato carbone o del capostazione che chiede al macchinista (Jean Gabin) il suo cartellino perchè si è portato con ritardo in testa al treno sono per un pubblico di palati fini ferroviariamente parlando. Segnalo infine che che c'è un brutto remake americano di questo film, girato da Fritz Lang nel 1954 e intitolato "La bestia umana", che non può a mio avviso essere neanche lontanamente paragonato al film di Renoir: comunque è su Yutube e chi vuole può vederlo
I really like Hoggle's appearance. His face is really gnarled and weathered and hes kind of ugly and creepy but also really endearing.
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