THE WIZARD OF OZ ('39): "Over the Rainbow"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มิ.ย. 2018
- A Kansas farm girl dreams herself into a magical land where she must fight a wicked witch to escape.
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My mother used to sing this song to me and my brother when went to sleep. She was a wonderful person.
Best song ever !!!😊
Is she dead?
Sadly yes, passed away when i was 8
@@PHybrid. damn :( I hope your doing better
@@lxvejaydianaa.X0 thanks! I guess there are good/nice people on the internet!
This should have a billion views, cause it's one of the greatest songs of all time
The upload of this same movie rendition on the MovieClips channel has 53M views (as of April 2024).
Amen to that 👆🏽🙏🏽
Ikr
My great grandmother was 6 and went to showing in houston and she was she loved raindows. I asked why she liked them when i was little. She told me, *cause Sammy when i go you'll look at one think of me." She passed a few months ago at 90. This was playing at her service.
That's so touching. I'm so sorry for your loss; sounds like a wonderful lady!
I am very sorry for your loss. Listen I know I am not allowed to chat with strangers online. I hope it's OK with that. Thank you for understanding. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪.
this is a movie I used to watch as a kid when it came on the tv...
we were allowed to stay up late and sleep on the living room floor
in sleeping bags - I was never able to stay awake long enough to get to the
emerald city... This song still moves me nearly to tears.
A wonderful memory! Thank you for sharing it!
She was a legend. Judy Garland was a legend.
R.I.P. Judy Garland (1922-1969)
The tea
So was Todo
Yeah I know god bless her. She was a great actress and singer. She was also beautiful. She might be gone but not forgotten and she would be sadly missed. Her real name was Frances Ethel Gumm.
Yup she was
@@claymateme2024 todo was a cutie rip little fella
I can see why this can be considered the greatest American song ever. It’s great lyrically. The music is just perfect. Of course, the voice of Judy Garland makes it over the top. I’m sure people who hear it get nostalgic about the song and movie.
One of the greatest songs in movie history to this day.
It's a beautiful song. It is my most favourite song in Wizard of Oz of all time and it is one of my favourite 1930s films of all time as well. I've watched Wizard of Oz loads of times and it's absolutely fantastic. This song and the film never get old. They will always be timeless classics.
I am listening to it from Ireland 🇮🇪.
I first saw The Wizard Of Oz on TV in 1959 when I was 7 years old. I loved it and our family watched it every year on Sunday night in February until I left home for college. I still love watching Judy sing Over The Rainbow, It's one of my favorite songs
Me Too! I have great love for her voice and her affection with Toto! It’s a magical moment in the movie!
@@mindykloster3540 You know, that magical moment was almost cut from the movie by several MGM executives because they thought it was too sad and slowed the movie down. Thankfully Mervyn Leroy argued in favor of Over The Rainbow, and the rest is history..
@@rnhealer6044 It wasn't because it was sad, because it isn't. But they didn't think it was dignified for one of their stars to be singing in a barnyard.
You deserved love Judy Garland. You deserved to have a better life
She got love, and she had good times in her life as well as bad times. People magnify the bad and ignore the good, and that would have ticked Judy off royally.
@@MaskedMan66 totally
I know that if she quit taking drugs, she could've live all the way up to her 90s
That should never change anyone’s respect for this movie.
Believe me ... she is even more loved & appreciated now than she ever was when she was alive! ❤🕊️ Genuine talents like her rarely exist these days, and I've noticed that even the majority of today's younger generation seems to appreciate her now more than ever, which honestly puts a smile on my face ... especially in this absolutely warped world we currently live in!
I saw the wizard of oz for the first time when I was 6 years old, and now at the age of 14 it still has a special place in my heart in my top 5 favorite films of all time
I can tell you for certain that this movie will always have a place in your heart. I also saw this when I was about 6 or 7, I am now 64 and it is still so very special to me. I make a point of seeing it once or twice a year.
I believe I was 6 or 7 myself. I’m 31 now
❤️✨🐦🌈🐦✨For anyone who may want this:
Somewhere over the rainbow
Way up high
There's a land that I've heard of
Once in a lullaby
Somewhere over the rainbow
Skies are blue
And the dreams that you dare to dream, really do come true
Some day I'll wish upon a star
And wake up where the stars are far behind me
Where troubles melt like lemon drops
Way above the chimney tops
That's where
You'll
Find
Me
Somewhere over the rainbow
Blue birds fly
birds fly over the rainbow
Why then
Oh, why can't I?
If happy little blue birds fly
Beyond the rainbow
Why then
Oh, why can I?✨🐦🌈🐦✨
I had a stage play for the wizard of oz and snow white, my team was the wizard of oz, i didnt know the main character was dead... Rest in peace Judy Garland... May you have a wonderful time in heaven...
Fun fact: This song was very nearly cut because it was felt Dorothy singing in a farm wasn't natural enough.
Good job they spared the greatest movie song of all time.
I don't know what you mean by "natural," especially given the rest of the movie. What their beef was (reportedly) was that they thought it was beneath their dignity for one of their stars to be singing in a barnyard.
@@MaskedMan66Luckily, Arthur Freed (future producer of such evergreen classics as SINGIN' IN THE RAIN) basically told those insensitive bean-counters--or whatever role they played-- "That song stays or I go." Freed and "Yip" Harburg (lyricist of this iconic number) may not have seen eye to eye in several ways, but on this matter, they were in absolute accord.
@@ellynmacgregor8210 That's one story. The other is that it was actually producer Mervyn LeRoy who didn't want his vision despoiled any further. He'd grudgingly agreed to the removal of the Jitterbug sequence, the Triumphal Return sequence, and even a reprise of "Over the Rainbow," but he had fought like mad to get Judy the starring role, and he would be damned if her signature tune was not in the finished product.
I love Judy ❤️ what a beautiful soul and a beautiful song.
I love this movie. I’m only 13 but when I was younger my mom played this all the time. I never knew why so many songs and quotes from this movie were engraved into my brain, as I just remembered it a few days ago while scrolling through channels.
A ONE AND ONLY CLASSIC A MASTERPIECE BRAVO 👏
I love watching this movie 🍿 . This movie makes me feel like a kid again and always brings me peace ☮️ .
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Me Too!
Brought tears to my eyes! 😢
If I could travel through time, Id go back and save Judy Garland. Its cruel that she gave generations so much joy & her life was so full of pain.
"Save" her? From what?
@@MaskedMan66From herself and her mother! Also, all the people who used her for personal financial gain.
@@alandale2182 In which case, you'd have a heck of an impossible job. Just be glad she gave us a legacy of brilliant performances, and rest secure in the knowledge that *she did have good times in her life* as well as *people who genuinely loved her.*
@@alandale2182 P.S.: You don't work for Robin Hood, do you?
@@MaskedMan66 No I don't. 🤭
Beautiful Judy....thank you
What a performance!
I used to watch this movie every time I was so obsessed with the ruby slippers and the music is just so touching and I love it very much. I wanted to sing this song to my cousin who is refugee from Ukraine. We’re very close and she’s not here right now she went home, but I always want to sing her that song, she means a lot to me❤
Amazing scene, amazing!!
I went to a wizard of oz performance at an all girls middle school in Seattle and it was the most beautiful performance ever that I cried during it because I usually don’t go to performances because I’m an athlete but when I went to this performance it was the most beautiful performance ever.
Out of all song from The Wizard of Oz this one still stuck in my mind the most.
I know how you feel
Qué bella canción y qué hermosamente interpreta Judy garland no pasa el tiempo por está canción gracias por mostrarla y un gran abrazo al canal y al auditorio desde peña alta Tláhuac CDMX Luis Carbajal pro de tenis 13 de septiembre del 2023.
Spectacular Movie Magic!
Beautiful song
Excellent!
My would watch every year with me. In the 1970 s that's all we had was a television that would get off the couch! Sofa And manually changing the channel
One Of The Best Songs in the Rain
This film isn't a thing where I come from, I've never seen it. But I'm shocked that this is actually Judy's voice and she isn't just lipsyncing to another woman's voice. I mean, she definitely doesn't sound ten years old, but she sings it beautifully
That's because she was sixteen when she recorded it (then again, there are people like Jackie Evancho). But the whole reason she was cast in the role was that her singing in other movies had blown away Mervyn LeRoy, the producer of _Wizard,_ and he knew she was the only choice for the role of Dorothy.
P.S.: Don't wait any longer, pop some popcorn, put the movie in the disc player, and set yerself down and have an EN-joy!
@@MaskedMan66 Actually she was 15 when she prerecorded Over the Rainbow! Judy was cats as Dorthy at 15. Judy Garland had the same strong voice at age 10! Don't Be Rude!
@@user-mn4kg3jb4j She was sixteen when she was cast, but no less remarkable for that.
Somewhere over the rainbow
Way up high
There's a land that I heard of
Once in a lullaby
Somewhere over the rainbow
Skies are blue
And the dreams that you dare to dream
Really do come true
Someday I'll wish upon a star
And wake up where the clouds are far behind me
Where troubles melt like lemon drops
Away above the chimney tops
That's where you'll find me
Somewhere over the rainbow
Bluebirds fly
Birds fly over the rainbow
Why then, oh, why can't I?
Somewhere over the rainbow
Bluebirds fly
Birds fly over the rainbow
Why then, oh, why can't I?
If happy little bluebirds fly
Beyond the rainbow
Why, oh why can't I?
BASS CLARINET IN THE BACKGROUND 🎉😍😍😍🥳🤩
Did anybody cry when they saw this scene?
Yes. I did. I saw it as a little kid when it came on TV. I had somehow forgotten about Toto being in the scene and when I saw it just now (April 2024), the combination of Garland's unique voice and the dog's sweet manner was a bit too much for me.
My favorite movie. I'm 60
Happy Heavenly 102nd Birthday Judy Garland June 10 1922 - June 22 1969
while watching this vid, It's really sad to think that Judy Garland and Toto are no longer with us😢
Jeder muss irgendwann gehen aber durch Erinnerungen bleiben die immer lebendig
@@davidobermayer9479 Gut gesagt!
Toto's real name was Terry and was a female Cairn Terrier. She had been in a few movies before and earned a higher salary than some human actors.
Such a great film sequence.This was directed by King Vidor. You can see that he was a real pro.
Everyone who worked on this movie was brilliant.
the actors worked under horrible conditions
@@Kat-V No more horrible than on any Technicolor movie.
@@MaskedMan66 Jack Haley, Ray Bolger, Bert Lahr, Maragret Hamilton were very uncomfortable in their costumes and makeup. They worked a six-day week! Getting Only Sunday Off! Buddy Ebsen almost died and had to be put in an iron lung and was replaced by Jack Haley! Margaret Hamiton was seriously burned and had to be hospitalized for a week and couldn't work for six weeks! The compound in her green makeup had to be painfully removed with turpentine or it would have eaten skin off her face and hand, and she was unable to work for six weeks. Her stand-in Betty Danko's: leg was seriously burned and injured doing a stunt. As a result, she received a permanent third degree burn scar on the back of her leg. Terry, the female Brindle Cairn Terrier who portrayed Toto in the movie, her paw was accidently stepped on by one of the actors who portrayed one of the Winkie Guards and was badly sprained and she had to recuperate at Judy Garland's Residence for two weeks! Judy Garland grew very attached to Terry and wanted to buy her from her owner and trainer Carl Spitz, but he refused! The 27 sound stages were not air conditioned! Do you read well-researched reliable sources! Do you visit your local public library or local Barnes and Knoble Book Store or Thrift Book Store! Or any college library? Don't be such a misinformed Know It All! Chill!
I love this movie old version ❤️❤️❤️❤️
The term is vintage! The movie is a classic and timeless!
This reminds me of whenever I watched the movie 9, sad times😔
One of my favorite movie tunes of all time! Enough said.
JUDY GARLAND: GREATEST ENTERTAINER OF ALL TIME. Short-sided studio executives wanted to cut this song because they felt it "slowed the picture down" and they couldn't have a "fat girl singing in a barnyard." MGM did irreparable damage to Garland's self-image and self-esteem. Common sense prevailed for the song, however. "Over The Rainbow" stayed in the picture and won an Academy Award.
Tommy Emmanuel brought me here I was watching one of his videos and he mentioned that this is where this song originated I always thought I was a original Hawaiian song but I learned something today
Are you telling me you never watched Wizard of Oz growing up?
@@PyroGothNerd basically because I might of saw it as a kid but don’t remember any of it nowadays
I wish Judy had a better life
She had lots of good times; you mustn't think, as too many do, that she had only bad times.
@@MaskedMan66It was the ending of Life With Judy Garland that helped me face that reality
@@manuelorozco7760 The T.V. series her daughter produced?
The voice Nigeria brought me here.. hit like if it brought You too
Judy 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Mother Mary's favorite song
I can see the similarities between this song and the main BGM of Rainbow Islands.
back in the day...
Werewolf by night brought me here
Weak
@@ericthegeneric1611 Yeah, but at least they are here.
@@thenotsookayguy true
Came back after watching Pearl. Damn good movie but mentally and emotionally draining. And I saw the similarities. Except Pearl didn’t have Dorothy’s sense of empathy or kindness. Dorothy didn’t have an abusive mother……….or kill innocent small animals for no damn good reason…..
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Cheers
I watched this at school
You can't remake a original movie like this because I been lookin for my rainbow for a long time still haven't found it !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Retro 95.5 Davao Had That Song Also
Is there a longer version available?
0:27 Anybode come here for Rainbow Islands?
Piękne ;(
Even Before Bed
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Is this Judy's song or Dorothy's song????
Good question. I remember once hearing a woman on the radio say, "When she sang "Over the Rainbow," Judy and Dorothy became one."
Both.
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I'm not allowed to listen to this song while frying falafel 🥙🧆🥙 #Burgerking -Goku' 👑 🌩️ 🌧️ #Princewilliam 🙏 justice at room temperature 🌡️
How far we've fallen...
I dunno wym, but ok.
Lemon drops
it's that one song from that one game!
No, it's from this movie.
@@MaskedMan66 it's that one song from that one game!
@@SunnyFL. hell yeah
Sad beige mom vibe.
1:08: A shot from a dog tied up to a wheel?
What was the intention of it? Most likely god(dog) being bound to the samsara(?) wheel a.k.a. we bound to the endless illusionary life.
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The Federal Government, the Reagan Administration, once spent millions investigating and seeking out the character from the Wizzard of Oz, Dorothy Gale. They considered her to be a National Security Threat. [Operation: Friends of Dorothy] True Story!
You can't make this stuff up.
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Underrated comment
Pull the other one. I was around at the time and there was never any such kak as that. Dorothy Gale was a literary character who had first appeared in a book in 1900, as the entire world knew.
@@theylied1776 Except that someone did.
@@tombagwell5407 Stupid comment.
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