Herbie really teaches us to be kind to one another. He’s adorable little bug. Deep down inside it shows us that anybody can suffer depression and loneliness. I remember watching this as a kid. I didn’t understand what it meant. I see now how very dark it is. People suffer through this everyday. We as a society should we should be there for each other. The good and the bad times.
Though I doubt the fall would have really "killed" him, he survived being thrown overboard a cruise ship and left in salt water for a long time, why he was in such good shape afterwards be fought a bull then smashed apart a crappy Cessna all while driving countless miles through South America, little bugger's a tank!
Same here Whenever I'm down or feeling bad about myself- I watch this scene. It always cheers me up and, stupidly enough, gives me a smile to keep going.
2:17 - You know, saying that the car just saved Jim's life is actually pretty funny. The way the cop says it can sound like Jim was trying to jump off the bridge, and Herbie was trying to rescue him. The irony makes gives this dramatic scene some much needed relief.
Well, in a way, you are both right and wrong. On one hand, it was Herbie, who was trying to commit suicide while Jim was trying to stop him, and talk him out of it. It took Jim slipping and hanging onto his bumper for dear life, knowing that he was sorry for taking him for granted, (not to mention, Jim saying "I can't hang on much longer!") For Herbie to get out of committing suicide, reversing back onto the bridge, and, in turn, saving Jim's life as well.
Herbie felt like he was worthless. He knew where the bridge was. He made a conscious choice to jump. Suddenly, this old Disney movie is a lot more deep than I thought!
This scene always upset and depressed me as a kid. Thinking that Herbie put all his heart and effort into making Jim a proud and successful race driver, only to be betrayed because Jim couldn’t bring himself to admit the truth that Herbie was the real racer and he was a fraud. Or in his own words from an earlier scene “only half a man” 😢
Does not stop peaple committing suicide you can take pills from a shoo and do the same job drug overnight is another way even if they ban selling cheap drugs in shops make a illness and you can kill yourself on the medication the NHS gives you
Sadly nowadays no one would even dare attempt this kind of storytelling in a family movie. As I said film making has lost its edge by dumbing things down and softening them.
Not sure if anyone knows this, but Dean Jones' original line was: "No Herbie, don't kill your self because I bought a Lamborghini." Glad they changed it.
JamesimusPrime2798 Yep. Thorndyke should take the rap for getting Herbie “drunk”. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: “Thorndyke is one of those Disney villains you just love to hate!”
And that's who Herbie is. Even if he felt Jim didn't want him, even if he felt like everyone just wanted him gone or dead, he still cared and saved the one who stood up for him once...
If only Disney put as much time and effort into their side live-action projects such as this. That's not to say Pirates of the Caribbean series isn't good though. It is and Johnny Depp is excellent but things like The Love Bug/Herbie series just had a cartoon-in-live action innocence about it.
This is why the Herbie sequels after were simply just not good imo. I mean this is what brought herbie to life for me. He did everything he could to make his owner happy, and Despite his best efforts, Jim couldn’t see that he was alive. Heartbroken, depressed, and in an act of desperation, Herb decides life is not worth living anymore. All the films after were just made for cheap laughs. Except the 97 movie; that one got deep
I love this scene it was always really dark but I find it hard to take seriously when Jim is hanging from herbies bumper over a massive drop and he’s speaking so casually lol
Fun fact; this was Dean Jones' first scene on the film, so he wasnt sure how the scenes were going to go or how they'd look, he was just trying his best going in blind. Compare it to the scene where Herbie nearly gets crushed in 'Herbie the Matchmaker' here on TH-cam and you can see how much he settled into and embraced the role. :)
Exactly my friend 😢😭 poor herbie justs need to see and hear from jim right now a apology if i was in this situation after everything we have been through together you go out and bring in this stunning red beautiful old car which was so beautiful to look at before Herbie destroyed it i would feel just as depressed 😢 at least jim was finally starting to understand and he was able to start fixing the problems that they were in hearts for jim and Herbie ❤❤
Its honestly very sad to see him try to do this to himself because he's one of my favorite tv cars right next to K.I.T.T, the General Lee, The Bandit Firebird, and Christine
@@boisegameshowguy Actually that's where you're wrong, they retrieved the car after filming concluded, the guy that played the little kid in that movie can confirm this on Facebook
Herbie… aged backwards. I mean, here he’s trying to *end his own life* and in Fully Loaded? *He deliberately halts the race… to get himself… taken away… to a derby…* #SkarloeyMoment
@sdmedia1323 fully loaded is good but I hate that it's the end for the franchise because in my opinion, it ruined some of the old charm and heart of the original movie(s). That Herbie just isn't Herbie to me.
I don't think so, because even with his headlights blown out (theoretically his eyes) he could still drive as if nothing had happened but he had been crashing all the time. I think he also used the rearview mirrors and to look behind to be able to guide himself where he was going.
Can you imagine how terrifying the thought of Organization XIII taking a heart like Herbie’s as he developed a heart all his own, when he was at his lowest?
Vê-lo tentar si Suicidar é Bastante Chocante para Mim, É como se fosse o Fim da Inocência, e Sentir uma Imensa Dor por Amar. Herbie é como se fosse uma Criança Travessa, Mas que é Bastante Respeitável e Carinhosa. Eu chorava vendo essa Cena quando eu era apenas uma Criança, Na Realidade ate hoje eu sinto Vontade de Chorar assistindo essa Cena. Herbie é Maravilhoso, Eu realmente amo os Filmes dele.
When I first saw this, I got scared because I knew exactly what it meant! I loved that car that much! Oh, I kind of knew it would live, but still I felt, "No! Don't do it!" I told my parents about it when they saw it and it didn't faze them.
When Herbie pulls Jim back up. He (I'm assuming a stunt double) and bashed his head on the windscreen, geez that looks like it would've hurt! And probably give you concussion.
I actually find this scene a bit ironic. Herbie kind of aged backwards. I mean, in Fully Loaded, he’s being real stuck-up, acting like a child, while here he’s trying to *TAKE HIS OWN LIFE.* Backwards aging. I see a good connection, and maybe a possible friendship with Skarloey here.
And I will say this again because I feel this opinion so much and state it many times: fully loaded is I hate that it's the end for the franchise because in my opinion, it ruined some of the old charm and heart of the original movie(s). That Herbie just isn't Herbie to me. They ruined his character in a desperate attempt for money on a remake. If you're going to do something, or remake a classic, get it right. Herbie was one of the first to be ruined with remakes, and he just didn't deserve it... nor did the legends who helped make this original masterpiece in the first place.
I'm glad for you with that, and I want to tell ya, I think we have a lot in common. Whenever I'm struggling, it's this movie, more specifically this scene that I go to, to give me that inspiration to keep going. I absolutely love this film series and hate to see it loosing it's popularity and the love it deserves.
Highly likely these days Disney wouldn't be able to get away with a scene that depicts suicide. Even though it's a car and not a person. But Disney probably wouldn't try do it anyway.
2:15 - That cop on the right is Pete Renaday (credited as P.L. Renoudet), voice of Splinter, Traag and Vernon Fenwick from the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon.
Me: where's Herbie? *looks up the Golden Gate Bridge* oh no Herbie!!! Herbie: *gets on the Golden Gate Bridge* Goodbye world Me: No Herbie don't do it *grabs Herbie* Herbie: Hey>:( Me: come on Herbie I'll be your friend again if you don't fall off the Golden Gate Bridge Herbie:*gasps* *drives backwards* Me:it's ok now Herbie
Just a thought, I wonder if the writers were at all influenced by The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka. We think of Herbie as being a car with a life of its own but, when watching this scene back now as an adult, I wonder if Herbie was a human who became trapped in a car and that's all part of the depression. Almost certainly not, and I am over-thinking this. Btw, I know it's all fictional lol!
At First when I watched this as a kid, I thought Herbie is just sick and wanted to throw up but now that I'm 22, I realize he was feeling suicidal so my childhood thinking was a lie😔 and I'm like "You Know For Kids" I mean like you call this a G Rated Movie? Like Disney You Can't Calm Down Not One Bit Can You?!?!😠 Also That Scene is To Dark to be in a G Rated Film, I'm just saying.
I remember this scene from when I was a kid. It disturbed me seeing Herbie trying to kill himself, we weren’t used to seeing that kinda stuff back then
Herbie was willing to off himself for feeling betrayed and worthless... but he wasn't willing to take Jim, the one who made him feel that way, out in the process. He still cared about Jim.😢
Now how is that possible? He pulls the car back down while it's balanced on the Armco. That would never work. The car weighs something like 980 kg and he weighs 90 kg.
MrSupercar55 Herbie is physically a car, but internally he is a human being! You can see that he can drive himself, have the ability to thinking and also he can talk to anyone by his horn, means he is a human being trapped in a car's body. Not a ghost, but he have mind of its own, which definitely prove it that he is a human being. Unlike Christine, he have a good and lovely mind, but Christine have a evil mind to kill other people!
These old VWs are rear engined. All the weight is in the back to begin with, so it wouldn’t take much to overcome that balance it had that way. It’s also probably why he couldn’t make it all the way over.
Caro Herbie oggi non sto bene purtroppo mi vengono gl'attacchi di depressione all'improvviso non so cos'ho tutta colpa Herbie della professoressa Liliana Florio mannaggia a me quando a 13 anni dopo la terza media mi sono iscritto al liceo linguistico se potessi tornare indietro già all'età di 13 anni sarei partito per gli Stati Uniti
It's definitely not just a kids movie. It might even surprise some parents today. There are also hints about sex in cars, even drugs in the hippy scene.
Herbie really teaches us to be kind to one another. He’s adorable little bug. Deep down inside it shows us that anybody can suffer depression and loneliness. I remember watching this as a kid. I didn’t understand what it meant. I see now how very dark it is. People suffer through this everyday. We as a society should we should be there for each other. The good and the bad times.
You are exactly right
Though I doubt the fall would have really "killed" him, he survived being thrown overboard a cruise ship and left in salt water for a long time, why he was in such good shape afterwards be fought a bull then smashed apart a crappy Cessna all while driving countless miles through South America, little bugger's a tank!
@@charleyzimmer2505 That's what's makes it sadder, even if he doesn't want to live, he'll have to anyway, suicide isn't even an option for him.
I didn’t understand it too😢😢
@@alexzarcos125 herbie lose the trust over his owner jim douglas and because of that decide to suicide himself
That moment of realization when Jim sees Herbie driving to the Golden Gate Bridge. His facial expression says it all.
Well, gotta go, I’m almost at the bridge now. Oh 💩, I forgot! How am I supposed to send this 💩 out?
Damn railing! Too strong to crash through!
“C’mon baby it’s gonna be a beautiful day tomorrow!”
It’s cheesy but that line always makes me tear up a little
Same here
Whenever I'm down or feeling bad about myself- I watch this scene. It always cheers me up and, stupidly enough, gives me a smile to keep going.
2:17 - You know, saying that the car just saved Jim's life is actually pretty funny. The way the cop says it can sound like Jim was trying to jump off the bridge, and Herbie was trying to rescue him. The irony makes gives this dramatic scene some much needed relief.
You know I think you've been up on that Height-Ashbury beat too long to!
Well, in a way, you are both right and wrong. On one hand, it was Herbie, who was trying to commit suicide while Jim was trying to stop him, and talk him out of it. It took Jim slipping and hanging onto his bumper for dear life, knowing that he was sorry for taking him for granted, (not to mention, Jim saying "I can't hang on much longer!") For Herbie to get out of committing suicide, reversing back onto the bridge, and, in turn, saving Jim's life as well.
Herbie felt like he was worthless.
He knew where the bridge was.
He made a conscious choice to jump.
Suddenly, this old Disney movie is a lot more deep than I thought!
When you really grasp the concept of what death means this becomes a really dark Scene.
And betrayed.
Jim: “No Herbie, don’t!”
Herbie: “No Jim, leave me alone, please. Go away! You don’t love me anymore!”
🥺😢😔
This scene always upset and depressed me as a kid. Thinking that Herbie put all his heart and effort into making Jim a proud and successful race driver, only to be betrayed because Jim couldn’t bring himself to admit the truth that Herbie was the real racer and he was a fraud. Or in his own words from an earlier scene “only half a man” 😢
There are some very dark and adult scenes in this film, it's definitely not just a kids movie. It might even surprise some parents today.
"Come on, baby, it's gonna be a beautiful day tomorrow!"
Herbiefan53 Indeed
This is some advice that needs to be told to people who are considering doing self harm
This scene shows you how the Golden Gate bridge is a famous landmark for committing suicide. Good thing they're finally building a suicide barrier
Does not stop peaple committing suicide you can take pills from a shoo and do the same job drug overnight is another way even if they ban selling cheap drugs in shops make a illness and you can kill yourself on the medication the NHS gives you
And Herbie is a car, if this happened in the modern day, even if Herbie was still a very light car, he’d break right through it.
Well good news is beetles float up to 20-40 minutes
@@Fizzys-jm8vw52 Minutes.
Apparently this was the first scene they filmed, they had to do several takes because Dean Jones couldn't stop laughing
"Alright Dean, for this scene, you have to stop the car from killing itself."
@@teddyobrien4801 Like can you blame him?
I love watching that story on the bonus feature for the special DVD of this movie.
Who else cried during this scene? Poor Herbie! 🥺😭
Probably Herbie was thinking: “Thorndyke wants me dead, Jim doesn’t love me anymore... it will be a better world without me.” 🥺😔
Hey
What do u mean im alive
Oh God, I was bawling and my parents had to take me out of the movie theater.
He's like a 6-year-old boy with no one giving him a home. He has no choice but to take his own life away.
Sadly nowadays no one would even dare attempt this kind of storytelling in a family movie. As I said film making has lost its edge by dumbing things down and softening them.
Because radicals have taken control
RIP Walt Disney, Robert Stevenson and Dean Jones! Three greats.
SuperTed19021 if only they could see what Disney was like today
Don't forget about Buddy Hackett.
and David Tomlinson
And Joe Flynn, too!
Herbie shows us that even cars have feelings too.
this scene is heartbreaking.
it was when I was a little kid, it still is now.
Herbie: (trying to jump off the bridge) (crying) Just leave me alone! You're better off without me!
wtf is it with you why are you posting these dumb comments, don't put these cheesy words in his mouth
“Leave me be Jim! I understand that I aren’t needed in this world anymore!”
A sucidal car....that's a new to me
When Jim tried to save Herbie's life,
Herbie saved Jim's life instead...
Not sure if anyone knows this, but Dean Jones' original line was: "No Herbie, don't kill your self because I bought a Lamborghini." Glad they changed it.
Yeah It was Thorndyke's fault to make Jim lose the race and make him replace Herbie for the Lamborghini.
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JamesimusPrime2798 Yep. Thorndyke should take the rap for getting Herbie “drunk”. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: “Thorndyke is one of those Disney villains you just love to hate!”
That was alot more dark than I thought it would be
2:01 the exact same scene of Herbie selecting reverse gear is reused in Herbie goes to monte carlo. The shadow of the gear stick is identical.
Even tho Herbie wanted to end it, he still was selfless enough to pull jim back to safety
And that's who Herbie is. Even if he felt Jim didn't want him, even if he felt like everyone just wanted him gone or dead, he still cared and saved the one who stood up for him once...
One of Disney's darkest moments.
TheRobin53 also when herbie is thrown in sea, very sad :(
TheRobin53 yeah Like DAMN! THEY HAD THE BALLS TO ADD THAT! I wonder how people react to that back when this was in theaters in the 1960s
If only Disney put as much time and effort into their side live-action projects such as this. That's not to say Pirates of the Caribbean series isn't good though. It is and Johnny Depp is excellent but things like The Love Bug/Herbie series just had a cartoon-in-live action innocence about it.
Actually I think this is one of the best scenes of showing herbie's emotion.
Drew Oliver truely
I never knew the depth of this scene until I grew up and dealt with my own mental health issues
This is why the Herbie sequels after were simply just not good imo. I mean this is what brought herbie to life for me. He did everything he could to make his owner happy, and Despite his best efforts, Jim couldn’t see that he was alive. Heartbroken, depressed, and in an act of desperation, Herb decides life is not worth living anymore. All the films after were just made for cheap laughs. Except the 97 movie; that one got deep
I love this scene it was always really dark but I find it hard to take seriously when Jim is hanging from herbies bumper over a massive drop and he’s speaking so casually lol
Fun fact; this was Dean Jones' first scene on the film, so he wasnt sure how the scenes were going to go or how they'd look, he was just trying his best going in blind. Compare it to the scene where Herbie nearly gets crushed in 'Herbie the Matchmaker' here on TH-cam and you can see how much he settled into and embraced the role. :)
There are some very dark and adult scenes in this film, it's definitely not just a kids movie. It might even surprise some parents today.
Herbie " leave me alone i didn't like the way you treated me i thought you loved me "
Exactly my friend 😢😭 poor herbie justs need to see and hear from jim right now a apology if i was in this situation after everything we have been through together you go out and bring in this stunning red beautiful old car which was so beautiful to look at before Herbie destroyed it i would feel just as depressed 😢 at least jim was finally starting to understand and he was able to start fixing the problems that they were in hearts for jim and Herbie ❤❤
1:14 Herbie must be thinking to himself "No body loves me" 😭
Sad thing is that real people feel that every day!.. They feel lost and used by people..
Its honestly very sad to see him try to do this to himself because he's one of my favorite tv cars right next to K.I.T.T, the General Lee, The Bandit Firebird, and Christine
Aidan Barnes Well, Herbie is wrong because I still love him.
@@pjartistics but if they watch It's a wonderful life they will have a change of heart
@@piercelindenberg6842 I agree with you
This scene looks... pretty dark for children to watch this. 😢
In "finding dory" he finally did it , herbie is undersea , the lindsey lohan movie make him more depressive
That was his stunt double. They never went back for it after filming Herbie goes bananas 🍌 🚘
@@boisegameshowguy Actually that's where you're wrong, they retrieved the car after filming concluded, the guy that played the little kid in that movie can confirm this on Facebook
@@richg1972 really where is the link?
Herbie… aged backwards.
I mean, here he’s trying to *end his own life* and in Fully Loaded?
*He deliberately halts the race… to get himself… taken away… to a derby…*
#SkarloeyMoment
@sdmedia1323 fully loaded is good but I hate that it's the end for the franchise because in my opinion, it ruined some of the old charm and heart of the original movie(s). That Herbie just isn't Herbie to me.
3 year old me: how is he gonna land on that boat?
20 year old me: oh damn...he was dead inside......
@Sinzato. in a way yes
Pretty much how it is when you grow up and realize what this scene actually was and what it really meant.
@@sashamountainwater9322 couldn't agree with you more on that....
Herbie: (starting to launching himself off the bridge) (crying) Goodbye, cruel world.
Herbie: (driving towards the Golden Gate Bridge, crying and thinking Jim doesn't love him anymore)
When Disney wasn't risk averse
I know how herbie feels after the way Douglas treated him
So with Monte Carlo confirming that Herbie's headlights are his eyes, does that mean he was blind during this scene since they were both busted out?
I don't think so, because even with his headlights blown out (theoretically his eyes) he could still drive as if nothing had happened but he had been crashing all the time. I think he also used the rearview mirrors and to look behind to be able to guide himself where he was going.
@@martingalletti5648Hind sight is always 20/20
Can you imagine how terrifying the thought of Organization XIII taking a heart like Herbie’s as he developed a heart all his own, when he was at his lowest?
Vê-lo tentar si Suicidar é Bastante Chocante para Mim, É como se fosse o Fim da Inocência, e Sentir uma Imensa Dor por Amar.
Herbie é como se fosse uma Criança Travessa, Mas que é Bastante Respeitável e Carinhosa.
Eu chorava vendo essa Cena quando eu era apenas uma Criança, Na Realidade ate hoje eu sinto Vontade de Chorar assistindo essa Cena.
Herbie é Maravilhoso, Eu realmente amo os Filmes dele.
Most of these backgrounds were painted
And they were very well done.
The police officer that states how lucky Jim was is the man who later voices shredder in the ninja turtles cartoon
Interesting. Speaking of which, since he was really young in the movie, is he still alive by chance?
I always thought it was a young Dennis Quaid...
0:27 Herbie says "Bye"!!
😲
This is the most depressing and saddest bye ever
Im glad I am not just the one that thinks that,and I like your new movie of christine
Apparently Jim saving Herbie was the first scene shot.
I love the soundtrack. Wish it were available to listen to.
When I first saw this, I got scared because I knew exactly what it meant! I loved that car that much! Oh, I kind of knew it would live, but still I felt, "No! Don't do it!" I told my parents about it when they saw it and it didn't faze them.
Keith Evers me too when i was a kid
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He rode the rails of that brigade in the 2nd on
Crewman on ship far below: (sees Herbie trying to jump off the Golden Gate Bridge) Captain, look!
It's funny that D.J. (Dean Jones) played J.D. (Jim Douglas).
Same initials. Go figure!
When Herbie pulls Jim back up. He (I'm assuming a stunt double) and bashed his head on the windscreen, geez that looks like it would've hurt! And probably give you concussion.
Or maybe they used a dummy, so no one would get hurt. Maybe.
2:01 Herbie: Jim.... you love me....I will save you!
Herbie forgives Jim for not believing in him.
I actually find this scene a bit ironic.
Herbie kind of aged backwards.
I mean, in Fully Loaded, he’s being real stuck-up, acting like a child, while here he’s trying to *TAKE HIS OWN LIFE.*
Backwards aging.
I see a good connection, and maybe a possible friendship with Skarloey here.
And I will say this again because I feel this opinion so much and state it many times:
fully loaded is I hate that it's the end for the franchise because in my opinion, it ruined some of the old charm and heart of the original movie(s). That Herbie just isn't Herbie to me. They ruined his character in a desperate attempt for money on a remake. If you're going to do something, or remake a classic, get it right. Herbie was one of the first to be ruined with remakes, and he just didn't deserve it... nor did the legends who helped make this original masterpiece in the first place.
Jim says he can't hold on much longer but in Herbie Rides Again Willoughby Whitfield finds himself in a similar position & he holds on much longer.
The music is 100% on point!
"I think you've been on that Haight-Ashbury beat too long"
So many jokes I didn't get as a kid - also, is that cop the cop from the TV show Adam 12?
I don't know, but, yeah, a lot of these jokes are so much more fun at age 26.
It’s like when Jim said to Tennessee I think you’ve been on that Fountain too long
I meant mountain
As a suicide survivor, I want give you some advice to all the people who are considering doing *it.*
_It's gonna be a beautiful day tomorrow._
I'm glad for you with that, and I want to tell ya, I think we have a lot in common. Whenever I'm struggling, it's this movie, more specifically this scene that I go to, to give me that inspiration to keep going.
I absolutely love this film series and hate to see it loosing it's popularity and the love it deserves.
Highly likely these days Disney wouldn't be able to get away with a scene that depicts suicide. Even though it's a car and not a person. But Disney probably wouldn't try do it anyway.
This scene only proves one thing: little cars can take big actions 😢#53
0:53 - *HEY, YOU-!* Sounded like that toll collector was doing a karate yell!
Always haunts me this scene. This and when he was tipped into the ocean in the later film.
2:15 - That cop on the right is Pete Renaday (credited as P.L. Renoudet), voice of Splinter, Traag and Vernon Fenwick from the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon.
the excellent movie and the fantastic actors
❤❤❤❤ love this film but the actor is amazing and talented and very good looking gotten love dean jones
Me: where's Herbie? *looks up the Golden Gate Bridge* oh no Herbie!!! Herbie: *gets on the Golden Gate Bridge* Goodbye world Me: No Herbie don't do it *grabs Herbie* Herbie: Hey>:( Me: come on Herbie I'll be your friend again if you don't fall off the Golden Gate Bridge Herbie:*gasps* *drives backwards* Me:it's ok now Herbie
Just a thought, I wonder if the writers were at all influenced by The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka. We think of Herbie as being a car with a life of its own but, when watching this scene back now as an adult, I wonder if Herbie was a human who became trapped in a car and that's all part of the depression. Almost certainly not, and I am over-thinking this. Btw, I know it's all fictional lol!
Interesting take
There are some very dark and adult scenes in this film, it's definitely not just a kids movie. It might even surprise some parents today.
Bruv i remember watching this and thinking nothing of it as a kid, now I realise what is actually happening in this scene
Anyone watching this scene can find it silly and for good reason, but as a kid it really hit hard!!!
At First when I watched this as a kid, I thought Herbie is just sick and wanted to throw up but now that I'm 22, I realize he was feeling suicidal so my childhood thinking was a lie😔 and I'm like "You Know For Kids" I mean like you call this a G Rated Movie? Like Disney You Can't Calm Down Not One Bit Can You?!?!😠
Also That Scene is To Dark to be in a G Rated Film, I'm just saying.
I remember this scene from when I was a kid. It disturbed me seeing Herbie trying to kill himself, we weren’t used to seeing that kinda stuff back then
I wonder if the cop who save herbie save Jims life was wondering what his partner was thinking about
What's more fucked up is that a lot of people committed suicide on that bridge, if this scene was made today, i wonder how people would react to it.
1:17 when you're crush is taken or says she just wants to be friends 🙁
the policeman who said "this little car saved his life" is peter renaday
And the skeptical one is Herb Vigran.
The credits billed him as P.L. Renoudet.
Hey the young cop is Peter Renaday, the voice of Henry the bear in the Country Bear Jamboree!
I don’t know if this is funny or not, I mean is a car committing suicide, which is absurd but you remember that Herbie is alive and depressed
“Think you’ve been up on that Haid-Ashbery beat too long” lol
holy shit
THIS WAS AN ACTUAL FUCKING SCENE IN A DISNEY MOVIE!!!!!
Herbie was willing to off himself for feeling betrayed and worthless... but he wasn't willing to take Jim, the one who made him feel that way, out in the process. He still cared about Jim.😢
Herbie was my childhood. Looking back at this scene, it's REALLY damn dark xD
Herbie wanted to commit suicide in a literal kids movie
Jim Douglas needs some help. He can't hold on much longer. Herbie will save Jim. And Herbie needs to get help from the police.
1:55
You only live twice, Herbie.
È stato bello conoscerti biondo okkiverdi di ciaoamigos di Foggia
NO HERBIE DON'T DO THAT GET OUT OF THERE
Yeah, We Don't Want To Lose You😭
Is that true that a junk car from scene "Bug army " from herbie rides again is that herbie from this The love bug?
Yes it is Herbie no 10
I NEED THIS SOUNDTRACK
2:02 was reused in Monte Carlo.
Not me still getting choked up when I see this scene.
Not me joining you.
RIP Pete Renaday.
2:05 does face plant into windshield
I always thought the young police officer in this scene was played by a young Dennis Quaid...
I think you've been on that Haight-Ashbury beat too long.....
I thought the same thing but the yrs dont add up.
Now how is that possible? He pulls the car back down while it's balanced on the Armco. That would never work. The car weighs something like 980 kg and he weighs 90 kg.
MrSupercar55 Herbie is physically a car, but internally he is a human being! You can see that he can drive himself, have the ability to thinking and also he can talk to anyone by his horn, means he is a human being trapped in a car's body.
Not a ghost, but he have mind of its own, which definitely prove it that he is a human being. Unlike Christine, he have a good and lovely mind, but Christine have a evil mind to kill other people!
These old VWs are rear engined. All the weight is in the back to begin with, so it wouldn’t take much to overcome that balance it had that way. It’s also probably why he couldn’t make it all the way over.
@@sankustomgarage1561it’s kinda hard to explain with Christine I feel like there’s more in that car than just a ghost
Caro Herbie oggi non sto bene purtroppo mi vengono gl'attacchi di depressione all'improvviso non so cos'ho tutta colpa Herbie della professoressa Liliana Florio mannaggia a me quando a 13 anni dopo la terza media mi sono iscritto al liceo linguistico se potessi tornare indietro già all'età di 13 anni sarei partito per gli Stati Uniti
Most heart breaking scene in the entire movie!
Herbie:I’m useless I’ll just get rid of my self I was just a young car. Jim why did you bash me up? My heart is bashed💔
I love Herbie
Look herbie is trying to jump off from the Golden Gate Bridge
You iknow I didn't realize how dark this scene was until I was older. Herbie basically tried to kill himself. That's kinda dark for a Disney film..
It's definitely not just a kids movie. It might even surprise some parents today.
There are also hints about sex in cars, even drugs in the hippy scene.
this shit was my childhood. i swear if herbie jumped i would committed the same thing
DarkSageXLTM same
Herbie don't commit suicide
this is very dark when you think about it lmfao
Anyone knows what that song is ? I've been trying to find it out for quite a while..
I want to know to bro. it's beautiful
Ti amo zio Attilio