The history and morale lessons to be learned from this are beyond great. It gives a person lots to think about with any nationality, etc. I loved it. Thank you for it.
Yes more freedom when i was a child i used to play on the beach the hills without supervision but when my children were young I couldn't let them out of my sight or if they were out of sight I was always looking for them every so often it's a sad world we live in these days such a shame ☹️
Wow, thank you for loading this movie, have looked here many times untill today thanks to google I have found it. Watched it when I was 10 years old and now i am 54
😢I miss the good ol' days of Friday night at the movie theater, Saturday at the skating rink, Sunday night, The Wonderful World of Disney and a world free of craziness and less sinful ways😢 I truly appreciate you sharing this movie and all the greats.
I have no idea where you found this but I've been looking for it for many years and I was thrilled to see it posted. This is the first time I've seen it since I watched it on The Disney Channel sometime in the late 1980s. That channel is now nothing like what it used to be and they sure don't make movies like this anymore. It has such valuable lessons on the ultimate power of friendship and kinship, the human spirit, the importance of preserving prehistoric cultures and the natural environment, the value and wonder of youth, and the unlimited potential within. Those ending credits are also a nod to a more incredible and promising point in time, and it just reaches into us so deeply. Thanks a million!
I know this is just a movie, but back then there was hope when a child got lost in the woods, but nowdays they usually don't get to come back home. It's sad that kids can't even play without worrying about them being kidnapped and killed. There is too much evil out there these days. Anyway, I love these movies. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Actually , I was thinking the same thing. Sad isn't it, I wish I could go back to that time. At least there are still lots of these movies to watch and enjoy. I try to avoid the Crime shows.
@@OldLadyFarmer58 , unfortunately that's true. I think we should walk and protest and bring awareness to all these children being killed and molestation or raped. It has got to stop!! We need to take a stand for our children here in America. I'm sick of these monsters getting away with it. I think they need to be castrated, thrown in prison until it's time to end their lives. If we'd start letting them know we're not going to put up with it no more....I think it might help. Another problem is our country making deals with the cartel and the mafia and they turn their heads the other way.....meanwhile our children are being kidnapped, these monsters are running human trafficking, prostitution rings, drug rings, etc. I have never seen it this bad before. When we can't even protect our boarders how can we protect our home land? It's so out of control and I'm sick of it. A lot of parents are sick of it. I believe in God and I believe God won't stand for it much longer. I pray things will change for the better and we can get back to living with decent human beings again someday. 🙏
Many Children get lost, never to be seen Again in the outdoors too. Sometimes their Remains are found Years later. Seeing the Story of the 20 month old Little boy in the News, and after about a Month of Searching a Landfill they finally found Him. Just Arrested his Mother, how anybody that could Harm a Child is Beyond me
According to reports in the Washington Post, the number of reports of missing children is down by 40 percent since 1997. Your assumption is not based in fact, but in, if anything, sentiment. It took me 2 minutes on Google to find that out. Get your facts straight. Don't believe everything populist media and politicians tell you. They lie, you know, to serve their cause.
Thanks for uploading😍.I love Gary and Mary Ann....they've done some great stuff together and I think they're so cute together, they're a match made in heaven and so adorable.❤❤❤❤RIP Gary and Mary Ann❣❣
Barry Sullivan & Mary Ann Mobley (Mrs. Gary Collins) would both guest star on Gary's The Sixth Sense TV series on the episode "Five Widows Weeping" from December 9, 1972.
In a way I can understand how panicked 😱 they must have felt. My oldest daughter had just gotten married and her husband called me in a panic and asked if I knew where she was? He had gotten home from work and she wasn’t there. I knew that she had gone to the mall but it was about 6:00 o’clock and the mall was only 10:00 or 15:00 minutes away from the mall so I knew that there was no way that it would have taken her that long to get home. I knew that she would have wanted to be home before he got home so where could she be? My soon was home and I told him that his sister’s husband had called and asked if I knew where she was and I didn’t knew and I didn’t know where she was and I had to go pray! As it turned out, our two preachers were having gospel meetings at 7:00 o’clock in another town about 30:00 minutes away and she had gone to it. She knew her husband knew about it and he would have gone with her if he had gotten home in time. Unfortunately he had forgotten about the gospel meeting so he had panicked 😱 when he had gotten home and she hadn’t been there. Then he called me and I panicked 😱 then I told her brother that his older sister was missing and he panicked. 😅😅😅.
Wonderful movie! I so wish we still had innocent Disney movies like that. I have a feeling I have seen that head scientist in other movies, can someone tell me? Gary Collins and Mary Ann were excellent.
Thank you for these. Do you happen to have the episode "Call it Courage"? I remember that one as vividly as I remember "Two Against the Arctic" Watched them back in the 1970s as a little girl. Only I've forgotten this gem!
I googled Call it Courage. They had one called that but I don’t know if it was the right one or not but it was just read. It wasn’t an actual movie. Sorry! 😢😢😢🥺🥺🥺🥺
I wish I could find Lucan the wolf-boy ... 1977... I loved that series 😍😁😍 i was 9 years old Y O Y cant someone have it😢😢😢??? I so want to see it again 😮😢😮
I know this ain’t real, but can’t help but get angry that the Father didn’t teach his son to not go wandering off especially since he’s never been in the woods before.
Oh I think I've seen this movie before but I don't remember what happened so I guess that I'm going to watch it again. Oh, I was wrong about not remembering because I do remember. However, I'll still watch it again because I don't see anything else that I want to watch. 😅😅😅😅
Deschutes National Forest, Central Oregon; it says so at the end of the closing credits. 2:10 shows Mount Bachelor (2,764m = 9,068ft) from the NNE, 2:20 is looking along the Cascade Lakes Highway, viewing the South Sister (3,158m = 10,363ft) from the SE. Mount Bachelor is shown many more times, for example: From the NW at 31:57 and 37:15 and 47:07 From the N at 1:25:52 From the NNE at 2:35 From the ENE at 28:01 and so on... Today, Mount Bachelor hosts a major ski resort with a dozen chairlifts, especially on the northern slopes shown in the film. But when the film was turned in the late 1970ies, the ski area wasn't fully developed yet - even though the first lifts were already built in the late 1950ies. Besides, the quality of the upload is perhaps not sufficient to see those chairlifts from the distance that already existed back then...
That man that’s talking to Barry Sullivan’s mouth 👄 is crooked and weird looking. I wonder if he always looks that way or only when he’s talking to someone? 😅
❤ We can learn Soo much more about the earliest Native Americans by simply reading The Book of Mormon - Another Testament of Jesus Christ . If only people weren't so ridiculously Stubborn. We're like the Israelites in the wilderness who died because they wouldn't look upon the brazen serpent, in Numbers 21 :8
It was very unrealistic. They made “Zane” out to be some goofy character, completely unafraid of civilization and why would the main door to the “research” Center be left unlocked?
I don’t know 🤷♀️ if y’all have read any of the books 📚 written by Patrick McManus but there is one story in one of his books 📚 called The Modified Stationary Panic 😱 and it is hilarious and reminded me of what happened to us when none of us knew where my daughter was. My son-in-law called me and I panicked 😱 then I told my son and he panicked and I’m sure if my other daughter had of been there I would have told her and she would have panicked 😱 and it would have just kept spreading the panic. In his book it was some tree cutters one ☝️ of them thought that he heard a tree fall close behind him and so he started to run and although the man hadn’t known what had panicked 😱 him so he started running and before long the whole group had been running. Then when they found out that it had been nothing to be afraid 😱 of they just felt disgusted. 😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
@@lauriewu-jf5nh Indeed, there certainly weren't any uncontacted tribes left in Central Oregon in the 1970ies, the conquest and settlement of the Pacific Northwest was finished about a century earlier. Besides, the depiction of the First Nation looks seriously clichéd to me. I admit to knowing almost nothing about Paiute or Klamath culture (nor any of the various other nations in Oregon), but nothing i saw here reminded me of anything i saw from the Pacific Northwest in the past - to me, it all looked like invented out of thin air (and even more, out of clichés). Besides, it seems rather implausible to me that an Oregon First Nation would not attempt to use Plains Sign Language when trying to communicate with unknown strangers - for example, it was definitely known to Paiute and Salish, and in an uncontacted tribe, the tradition would have lasted longer than on a reservation. And as usual, the behaviour of the black bear was absurd and completely unnatural in many respects - except that scaring it off in the way Zane did is likely to actually work with a black bear (with rare exceptions; but please don't try that on a brown bear, a brown bear would be more likely to be angered than impressed by being yelled and waved at). Somehow, in spite of all the absurdities and the shallow character development, i still managed to enjoy the flick... 🙂
The history and morale lessons to be learned from this are beyond great. It gives a person lots to think about with any nationality, etc. I loved it. Thank you for it.
Yes more freedom when i was a child i used to play on the beach the hills without supervision but when my children were young I couldn't let them out of my sight or if they were out of sight I was always looking for them every so often it's a sad world we live in these days such a shame ☹️
Wow, thank you for loading this movie, have looked here many times untill today thanks to google I have found it. Watched it when I was 10 years old and now i am 54
😢I miss the good ol' days of Friday night at the movie theater, Saturday at the skating rink, Sunday night, The Wonderful World of Disney and a world free of craziness and less sinful ways😢 I truly appreciate you sharing this movie and all the greats.
Thank you ALSO TV for sharing these wonderful wholesome family movies. I enjoy watching them with the youngsters . They enjoy them as much as I do .
I have no idea where you found this but I've been looking for it for many years and I was thrilled to see it posted. This is the first time I've seen it since I watched it on The Disney Channel sometime in the late 1980s. That channel is now nothing like what it used to be and they sure don't make movies like this anymore. It has such valuable lessons on the ultimate power of friendship and kinship, the human spirit, the importance of preserving prehistoric cultures and the natural environment, the value and wonder of youth, and the unlimited potential within. Those ending credits are also a nod to a more incredible and promising point in time, and it just reaches into us so deeply. Thanks a million!
Very well said!
Same here
Great family film, it has a very good message, ...I also learn from this
Greetings and love from Germany.
Thanks for the wonderful story.
I know this is just a movie, but back then there was hope when a child got lost in the woods, but nowdays they usually don't get to come back home. It's sad that kids can't even play without worrying about them being kidnapped and killed. There is too much evil out there these days. Anyway, I love these movies. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Actually , I was thinking the same thing. Sad isn't it, I wish I could go back to that time. At least there are still lots of these movies to watch and enjoy. I try to avoid the Crime shows.
@@OldLadyFarmer58 , unfortunately that's true. I think we should walk and protest and bring awareness to all these children being killed and molestation or raped. It has got to stop!! We need to take a stand for our children here in America. I'm sick of these monsters getting away with it. I think they need to be castrated, thrown in prison until it's time to end their lives. If we'd start letting them know we're not going to put up with it no more....I think it might help. Another problem is our country making deals with the cartel and the mafia and they turn their heads the other way.....meanwhile our children are being kidnapped, these monsters are running human trafficking, prostitution rings, drug rings, etc. I have never seen it this bad before. When we can't even protect our boarders how can we protect our home land? It's so out of control and I'm sick of it. A lot of parents are sick of it. I believe in God and I believe God won't stand for it much longer. I pray things will change for the better and we can get back to living with decent human beings again someday. 🙏
Many Children get lost, never to be seen Again in the outdoors too. Sometimes their Remains are found Years later. Seeing the Story of the 20 month old Little boy in the News, and after about a Month of Searching a Landfill they finally found Him. Just Arrested his Mother, how anybody that could Harm a Child is Beyond me
No faith, no fear.
According to reports in the Washington Post, the number of reports of missing children is down by 40 percent since 1997. Your assumption is not based in fact, but in, if anything, sentiment.
It took me 2 minutes on Google to find that out. Get your facts straight. Don't believe everything populist media and politicians tell you. They lie, you know, to serve their cause.
Thank you utube for another great and awesome movie. When movies were movies? Truly enjoyed it! 👍
Thanks for uploading😍.I love Gary and Mary Ann....they've done some great stuff together and I think they're so cute together, they're a match made in heaven and so adorable.❤❤❤❤RIP Gary and Mary Ann❣❣
Barry Sullivan & Mary Ann Mobley (Mrs. Gary Collins) would both guest star on Gary's The Sixth Sense TV series on the episode "Five Widows Weeping" from December 9, 1972.
Awesome! What a great beginning. Like the good old days....
Very nice movie's ❤️❤️❤️👍
Better than Disney stuff now days. Cheers thank you
NO WAY! ADAM HAS A POSTER OF MARCH OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS ON HIS WALL! AND HE'S A LICENSE PLATE COLLECTOR! HERE! HERE! ME TOO!
A very nice movie.😊
Beautiful movie 🎥 love it 🥰
This was just a lovely feel good movie. The right decision was made to let him go
In a way I can understand how panicked 😱 they must have felt. My oldest daughter had just gotten married and her husband called me in a panic and asked if I knew where she was? He had gotten home from work and she wasn’t there. I knew that she had gone to the mall but it was about 6:00 o’clock and the mall was only 10:00 or 15:00 minutes away from the mall so I knew that there was no way that it would have taken her that long to get home. I knew that she would have wanted to be home before he got home so where could she be? My soon was home and I told him that his sister’s husband had called and asked if I knew where she was and I didn’t knew and I didn’t know where she was and I had to go pray! As it turned out, our two preachers were having gospel meetings at 7:00 o’clock in another town about 30:00 minutes away and she had gone to it. She knew her husband knew about it and he would have gone with her if he had gotten home in time. Unfortunately he had forgotten about the gospel meeting so he had panicked 😱 when he had gotten home and she hadn’t been there. Then he called me and I panicked 😱 then I told her brother that his older sister was missing and he panicked. 😅😅😅.
Thanks !!!!!♥️
These are a great family movies there a lot better than the skanky crap they make today
great family show
Wonderful movie! I so wish we still had innocent Disney movies like that. I have a feeling I have seen that head scientist in other movies, can someone tell me? Gary Collins and Mary Ann were excellent.
Thank you for these. Do you happen to have the episode "Call it Courage"? I remember that one as vividly as I remember "Two Against the Arctic" Watched them back in the 1970s as a little girl. Only I've forgotten this gem!
I googled Call it Courage. They had one called that but I don’t know if it was the right one or not but it was just read. It wasn’t an actual movie. Sorry! 😢😢😢🥺🥺🥺🥺
Reminds me of the waponis tribe from joe versus the volcano. Chief Tobi,
Greatly appreciate the old Disney family movie's a generation of goodness without all the filthy garbage in today's Disney movie's.
I wish I could find Lucan the wolf-boy ... 1977... I loved that series 😍😁😍 i was 9 years old Y O Y cant someone have it😢😢😢???
I so want to see it again 😮😢😮
I know this ain’t real, but can’t help but get angry that the Father didn’t teach his son to not go wandering off especially since he’s never been in the woods before.
Cameron i agree i am angery at the father also hhould have gone with his son keek him there fishing thanh
A good family movie
That was fun.
That’s Buddy Hinton’s mum from Brady Bunch as the teacher :)
Oh I think I've seen this movie before but I don't remember what happened so I guess that I'm going to watch it again. Oh, I was wrong about not remembering because I do remember. However, I'll still watch it again because I don't see anything else that I want to watch. 😅😅😅😅
What a great movie for what not to do in the wilderness. That Dad telling his boy to leave survival gear behind should have lost his parent card.
فلم رائع
human friendship i like much
Can some one tell me where this was filmed very beautiful!
Deschutes National Forest, Central Oregon; it says so at the end of the closing credits.
2:10 shows Mount Bachelor (2,764m = 9,068ft) from the NNE,
2:20 is looking along the Cascade Lakes Highway, viewing the South Sister (3,158m = 10,363ft) from the SE.
Mount Bachelor is shown many more times, for example:
From the NW at 31:57 and 37:15 and 47:07
From the N at 1:25:52
From the NNE at 2:35
From the ENE at 28:01 and so on...
Today, Mount Bachelor hosts a major ski resort with a dozen chairlifts, especially on the northern slopes shown in the film. But when the film was turned in the late 1970ies, the ski area wasn't fully developed yet - even though the first lifts were already built in the late 1950ies. Besides, the quality of the upload is perhaps not sufficient to see those chairlifts from the distance that already existed back then...
I’ve been looking for this movie forever! Could you please make me a dvd copy of this?? I will pay you of course:) 🙏🏻 Jenni
Why no description????
Wonder if appearing in walt Disney films was the launch of many famous young actors into movie stardom
How many walt Disney films were made
Favorite Disneyland?
What a wagon! They sure don't make em like they used to.
Vic Morrow played in the war shows of "Combat". This will be different unless he's a bad guy. We'll see.
My boyfriend thins the boy is a ringer for Beaver Cleaver dude!
I played Adam
My friend said that if he was known by what he ate he would be a peanut 🥜 and grape 🍇 jelly sandwich 🥪. 🥜🥜🥜🍇🍇🍇🥪🥪🥪
OK!
That man that’s talking to Barry Sullivan’s mouth 👄 is crooked and weird looking. I wonder if he always looks that way or only when he’s talking to someone? 😅
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❤ We can learn Soo much more about the earliest Native Americans by simply reading The Book of Mormon - Another Testament of Jesus Christ . If only people weren't so ridiculously Stubborn. We're like the Israelites in the wilderness who died because they wouldn't look upon the brazen serpent, in Numbers 21 :8
This is possibly the worst movie ever, certainly not Disney standards of the 1960s.
It was what I call a movie to sleep by !
They are a lovely classic movies.
It was very unrealistic. They made “Zane” out to be some goofy character, completely unafraid of civilization and why would the main door to the “research” Center be left unlocked?
I don’t know 🤷♀️ if y’all have read any of the books 📚 written by Patrick McManus but there is one story in one of his books 📚 called The Modified Stationary Panic 😱 and it is hilarious and reminded me of what happened to us when none of us knew where my daughter was. My son-in-law called me and I panicked 😱 then I told my son and he panicked and I’m sure if my other daughter had of been there I would have told her and she would have panicked 😱 and it would have just kept spreading the panic. In his book it was some tree cutters one ☝️ of them thought that he heard a tree fall close behind him and so he started to run and although the man hadn’t known what had panicked 😱 him so he started running and before long the whole group had been running. Then when they found out that it had been nothing to be afraid 😱 of they just felt disgusted. 😅😅😅😅😂😂😂😂
@@lauriewu-jf5nh Indeed, there certainly weren't any uncontacted tribes left in Central Oregon in the 1970ies, the conquest and settlement of the Pacific Northwest was finished about a century earlier. Besides, the depiction of the First Nation looks seriously clichéd to me. I admit to knowing almost nothing about Paiute or Klamath culture (nor any of the various other nations in Oregon), but nothing i saw here reminded me of anything i saw from the Pacific Northwest in the past - to me, it all looked like invented out of thin air (and even more, out of clichés). Besides, it seems rather implausible to me that an Oregon First Nation would not attempt to use Plains Sign Language when trying to communicate with unknown strangers - for example, it was definitely known to Paiute and Salish, and in an uncontacted tribe, the tradition would have lasted longer than on a reservation. And as usual, the behaviour of the black bear was absurd and completely unnatural in many respects - except that scaring it off in the way Zane did is likely to actually work with a black bear (with rare exceptions; but please don't try that on a brown bear, a brown bear would be more likely to be angered than impressed by being yelled and waved at).
Somehow, in spite of all the absurdities and the shallow character development, i still managed to enjoy the flick... 🙂