Brother Bear, Spirit of the Stallion, Treasure Planet and Atlantis are probably several of the underrated Disney movies out there, but yet they play such a big part in my childhood...
I completely agree with you,they taught me values that I will never forget. Simbad and Balto too though they weren't disney.But all the same they are the greatest movies ever,though not all may have watched them
One human, One spirit, And one bear. Despite these differences, these three are brothers, and though their branches part ways, their roots will always be connected.
This has to be one of the best interpretations of First Nation culture in the century. It's also one of the most underrated Disney movies of all time, right up there with Atlantis, Treasure Planet, Dinosaurs, and Hunchback!
Dont forget The emperors new groove. This movie was so damn powerful and beautiful, too - not to mention probably the funniest Disney movie out of all of them
A lot of people talk shit about "returning to nature" with out even being in the forest. Check out "South Park" classic episode "Rainforest shmainforest". Perfect example of ecologist's aesop.
"Wisdom does not come without learning... and knowing much is not enough to be wise" "The key to understanding is to see through others eyes" "When we look do we see with open eyes?" Seriously these kind of stuff should be taught in schools, they are so though provoking, important and powerful lyrics. It's probably my favourite disney song
+Hannah Barton (Stripe Rainbow) the song talks about seeing through others eyes which is a way to realize why someone behaves in a certain way and when he says great spirits take our hands and lead us he talks about all the knowledge past generations left to us. The lyrics seem to be full of wisdom and don't have anything to do with creatonist delusions
An amazing song performed by an amazing musician. God knows how many childhoods Phil has affected with his amazing songs, both in Tarzan and Brother Bear. He is definetly one of the greatest musicians in the history and deserves to be a true inspiration for future musicians
This is one of my favorite Disney movies. I also appreciate the movie`s message that to understand the world you learn best by seeing through the eyes of another, as Kenai did through the eyes of a bear. The song had a deep wisdom in every lyric. A beautifully written and sung masterpiece by the legendary Phil Collins.
Brother bear (the first one!!) and Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron are two of my favorite kid movies of all time. :) I still watch them constantly lol a piece of my childhood that'll never be forgotten.
"You never truly understand someone unless you consider things from his point of view; until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it."-Atticus Finch My gosh, does this song have that very meaning.
Lyrics : When the earth was young And the air was sweet And the mountains kissed the sky In the far beyond, with its many paths Man and nature lived side by side The pretty wisdom does not come without learning And revision not wholly without our eyes We can think that we see Truly see you're around us But when we look Do we see with open minds? Great Spirits of all who lived before Take our hands and lead us Fill our hearts and souls with all you know The key to understanding Is to see through others' eyes Find a way to help us See from all sides Truly see from all sides Teach our children to look deeper than the surface See the world through another's eyes For to be blind beyond yourself Is to look but not see it Knowing much is not enough to be wise To see the wonder In all we've been given In a world that's not always as it seems On the path that we choose Turn every corner Follow on for another begins Great Spirits of all who lived before Take our hands and lead us Fill our hearts and souls With all you know The key to understanding Is to see through others' eyes Find a way to help us See from all sides Truly see from all sides Great Spirits of all who lived before Take our hands and lead us Fill our hearts and souls With all you know The key to understanding Is to see through others' eyes Find a way to help us See from all sides Truly see from all sides See from all sides
When I saw the brother bear for the first time it taught me loving older sister and care for living things. This movie has true meaning of love and guidance and wisdom.
Best bit.... "When the earth was young, and the air was sweet, and the mountains, kissed the sky.." That single section makes you feel so amazing and happy, especially as the screen pans over the foreground, looks into the mountains, and sun flares.
This movie and its soundtrack always meant so much to me, I remember watching this when I was young and a few years later when I expressed how much this made me wish I was part of the Native culture my grandmum actually told me I was. She told me that my great-great grandmum was actually a full blooded Cherokee, that my granda could actually remember her. She never told me as there never seemed to be a reason to, I was only a kid, why would where I came from truly interest me, but even as a child of nearly 10 that was the best thing I could have ever been told. Hearing that made my heart swell with pride and adoration of my lineage. To know I was a close descendant to the marvelous culture of the First Nations of America. The people who walked and lived as one with this land for millennia before the Europeans ever set foot on these shores. I’m still so proud of being a close descendant of the Native Americans and I will never let that pride die, and even when I have a child, I want my daughter or son to know just how proud they should be of our ancestors and learn from them. The Natives had so many great lessons to teach, sadly, the European Colonials did not wish to learn. But I do wish to, and I want my lineage to know our ancestors and their ways, to be so very proud of them, and to teach others who our ancestors were.
Pansenwein how long a list are you asking for, exactly? Gods, all these other fucking half-(at dead fucking minimum)-plastic sheep might "long" for shit like in JCA to hit, but after 10/23 fucking YEARS having to almost literally Gibbs-smack my own damn self every two seconds... does the name "Sylwanin" mean a _damn_ thing to _any_ ecocidal motherfucker on this shit???
This song teaches our children to look deeper than the surface and see the world through others' eyes. Because they learned what means to be "blind beyond yourself" ... to look but not see. And they will not pursue pure knowledge anymore, because knowing much is not enough to be wise.
Absolutely stunnng. I love this movie :) I'm 26 years old now and looking back I think a lot of my personality has shaped from animated movies like these. They taught tiny me to be open minded and to have respect for nature and its inhabitants. I'm super grateful for that.
those good old disney movies always makes me cry:") it remindes me of those winter evenings when when i was sitting betwen mum and dad. like a family. now,it's diffrent.dad doesn't live with us anymore: / family just felt apart... thank god for phill collins's amazing nostalgic voice!
I grew up watching disney films and i can say that brother bear is my ultimate favourite. I just love everything about this film. The characters, story, lessons, and soundtrack. 💯
Phil Rocks! Its hard to believe that he is already in his late 50s and still sounds better than he did at the height of his career. I was dissappointed that the Phil Collins version of the Transformation song was not in the movie.
Phil Collins can make a Native American themed movie really well with his great voice almost like a chant towards the end of the song if you know where I'm talking about.
I'm 50 & I have this & other Disney(Pixar) movies. Yes, for me! Phil Collins being my favorite singer & being responsible for songs & score of Brother Bear was added bonus.
The making-of of this movie is kind of nice and informative. The creators really observed real bears and other animals in parks in Canada to make the animation more realistic!!
I've listened to both versions and they're both amazing. Both have such amazing, powerful, and inspiring messages, and this movie is my favorite Disney movie of all time. It's so beautiful and so so breathtaking.
can i just say that brother bear was and will always be my favorite disney movie of all time, and it never fails to make me cry. do you ever listen to a song you haven't heard in a vary long time, and realize you know all the words.. :,)
These kind of animation movies can NEVER die! It's a form of art. There just to beautiful. For some movies of today 3D works best. But 2D animation is just magical!
I once heard someone say “People whose favourite Disney movie as a kid was Brother Bear listen to Mumford and Sons now” and I have never been so called out.
I greatly prefer Phil's version to Tina Turner's version. It's not that Tina's version is bad, but it lacks the emotion and heart of this version. This is the version that should've been on the movie and I can't believe they went with the other version. This is much more haunting, melodic and catchy.
+EmmanuelleLunada2010 I like some parts of the one in the movie better like "Show us that in your hearts, we are all the same. Brothers to each other, in this world we remain." Phil keeps repeating, "see through another's eyes." But I like some parts of this one better than the other too like when she says "Lived 3 brothers.." makes it very movie specific.
I think the Tina version has more grit and is more raw and sort of fits in with the old shaman lady who's holding the ceromony. thats how i saw it as being representing her.
If they had blended the songs and blaneced them out it would have been beautiful in ways that each song is on its own. And I would have loved to hear Tina sing this version, or at least with the chanting
At the very least, they should have put it in the credits. Instead, you have Phil's versions of "No Way Out" (The theme from Brother Bear) and his "Look Through My Eyes." I'm not criticising those recordings, they're great as well, however, yes I would have liked to hear this version somewhere in the film, even as a credit roll. Yet, I'm probably also saying that from growing up with Tarzan and how his full version of "You'll Be In My Heart" is played during the credits.
I honestly can’t wait to show movies like this lion king spirit and other classics to my future kids, these movies made my childhood and literally had the best messages that actually stuck by me as I grew up
This song's power. It fills we with a love for nature and animals. Truly, I'd give up an arm and a leg just so I could talk to the animals. It's the only thing I really want. One day... We're surrounded by creatures of mystery and beauty. Powerful creatures. Creatures with much to tell us humans.
This song has so much life and meaning, I wish this made it into the final cut. Don't get me wrong, I like Tina Turner's version too, and that has a lot of life and meaning to it as well!
It was a ritual for my brother and I to rewatch the brother bear and lion king every year since the year it released . It still shocks me to this day that this movie is not as popular as it should be.The storyline was so unique 😢
Well, I say, that I'm bitly dissapointed, that in "Brother Bear" woolly mammoths are only extinct animals, althrough the movie is set in prehistory. I say, that I've got an idea for 2D-animated feature movie, where I gonna fix this mistake (but this movie will be set in Europe and there will be no humans (or neanderthal people)). Would you like to read this idea?
My favorite part in the song "Lived three brothers bonded by love. Their hearts full of joy" and we see Sitka, Denahi and Kenai enjoying themselves just like any other siblings relationship and it's absolutely heartwarming. The rest of the lyrics: "Show us that in your eyes we are all the same, brothers to each other in this world we remain, truly brothers all the same." only make the song more awesome if not powerful. Sometimes I wish I had two older brothers and me being the youngest but no I have 2 younger siblings who I love to no end
This movie is the best Disney movie ever, so many childhood memories crying to scenes while watching it. When we grow up and get kids, we need to chow this movie for them! :)
"Teach our children to look deeper than the surface, to see the world through another"s eyes."
Can we please start that again?
as soon as that part came i read your comment
mkatie233 especially now.
mkatie233 what is this "again" of which you pretend?
+Anthony Skywalker Same lol
We never stopped. 😜🌀🖇
Brother Bear, Spirit of the Stallion, Treasure Planet and Atlantis are probably several of the underrated Disney movies out there, but yet they play such a big part in my childhood...
I completely agree with you,they taught me values that I will never forget. Simbad and Balto too though they weren't disney.But all the same they are the greatest movies ever,though not all may have watched them
Actually spirit isn't disney isn't dreamworks :)
wolfeiz yea i always get them mixed up xD
still underrated
The f*cking truth
"The story of a boy who became a man… By becoming a bear."
~Denahi
Paulina Piasecka Out of context that would sound pretty weird and confusing 😂
@@a_guy751 Yeah like Kenai's not a man anymore he's a bear.
Yeah 😂🤣
@CD - 09FF - Cawthra Park SS (2202) Thank you, and I love yours-
I thought it was sika
One human,
One spirit,
And one bear.
Despite these differences, these three are brothers, and though their branches part ways, their roots will always be connected.
The human is Denahi
The spirit is Sitka
The bear is Kenai
That's the beauty of it, love no matter what happens
Sidney Corral, Everything is connected.
Aways make me cry
U forgot about koda, pretty sure hes now the little bro
I love how Phil Collins version has traditional native singing in the intro and background. And honestly some of the best lyrics EVER. 💚
Phil Collins is the GOAT and I will not hear otherwise.
Phil is good, but honestly I prefer the women’s chorus for this song. It just had a different beat to it that was a really great introduction.
@@krisynthiagomez5883 for that heresy, all I have to say is Avada Kedavra you tasteless muggle!
@@krisynthiagomez5883 I prefer the woman’s too, it hit different
Phil, Alan and there a couple others that at the moment I can't remember 😂
This has to be one of the best interpretations of First Nation culture in the century. It's also one of the most underrated Disney movies of all time, right up there with Atlantis, Treasure Planet, Dinosaurs, and Hunchback!
The true masterpieces of Disney will remain like a new mythology for Humanity in some hundred years.
Dean totally approves
@@lilwater7358 ikrrrr
Osage Nation Sister here- A’ho... Yes❣️
Dont forget The emperors new groove. This movie was so damn powerful and beautiful, too - not to mention probably the funniest Disney movie out of all of them
Is it just me or does Phil Collins make everything better
Hayden Pemberton agreed, you’re not alone
Yes
Hayden Pemberton he definitely does
You should Brother Bear's songs in latin spanish, they have more feeling in them
Oh yeah, phil collins DOES make everything better
Man I cannot get enough of that opening chant
Earth Mother watch over you :|
Urdnot Stark as a young woman with Native American roots this chant and other music like it is what I listen to
It really adds a spiritual/authenticness to it
"When the air was sweet and the mountains kissed the sky, man and nature live side by side" we should come back to those days.
pikppa
Francesco Brosolo fat chance.
I'll give you a week. Than, you'll come back to the civilisation.
Will be died at the age of 30... I prefer science over nature xD
A lot of people talk shit about "returning to nature" with out even being in the forest.
Check out "South Park" classic episode "Rainforest shmainforest". Perfect example of ecologist's aesop.
Oh god, I miss the 2D animated Disney movies !
+CaptainLala This. Too bad the Disney of old is pretty much dead.
+Cynix CSGO Yeah everything they do now
+CaptainLala are these PIXAR 3D movies. I mean, they aren't bad, but they don't give me this very special feeling.
CaptainLala
did you just answer to your own post?
+Cynix CSGO Haha yeah I accidently posted the first one. :D
I love Phil Collin's voice and music. Really hits me in the heart.
amen to that
agreed
Phil Collins is the GOAT
This is not a soundtrack - it's a hymn that should be sung from every roof top!
+NorthForkFisherman Wonderful said!!
+NorthForkFisherman dont ruin it.
really what hymn is it
+Thomas McCaghrey an anthem
YEEEEEEEEEEEEES
I miss hand drawn animation so much
Yeah but CGI is brilliant too but I love if they did half hand-drawn and half CGI. Now DIsney is Pixar.
Me too. Sure Frozen and Tangled and so on are good but they will never be the same as the old hand-drawn magical classics
just tilda me to
Same
I suggest looking into Tomm Moore's work. It's very well hand drawn. Secret of Kells, Song of the Sea, and his newest, Wolfwalkers.
This movie is painfully underrated. But it's wonderful. I'm always literally sobbing at the end, it's so moving and beautiful.
Brother bear is one of the very many disney underrated movies this is one of my favourite films I've seen
"Wisdom does not come without learning... and knowing much is not enough to be wise"
"The key to understanding is to see through others eyes"
"When we look do we see with open eyes?"
Seriously these kind of stuff should be taught in schools, they are so though provoking, important and powerful lyrics.
It's probably my favourite disney song
+Mondestrasz I love that part of the song. It teach us that we should never prejudiced against others, especially when they difference with us. :D
I totally agree on that one ,unfortunately this has a creationist message so schools will not even touch this subject, what a shame
+Hannah Barton (Stripe Rainbow)
There is no creatonist message here what are you referring to
+Mondestrasz the message of the song
+Hannah Barton (Stripe Rainbow) the song talks about seeing through others eyes which is a way to realize why someone behaves in a certain way and when he says great spirits take our hands and lead us he talks about all the knowledge past generations left to us. The lyrics seem to be full of wisdom and don't have anything to do with creatonist delusions
An amazing song performed by an amazing musician. God knows how many childhoods Phil has affected with his amazing songs, both in Tarzan and Brother Bear.
He is definetly one of the greatest musicians in the history and deserves to be a true inspiration for future musicians
100% Agreed !
This is one of my favorite Disney movies. I also appreciate the movie`s message that to understand the world you learn best by seeing through the eyes of another, as Kenai did through the eyes of a bear. The song had a deep wisdom in every lyric. A beautifully written and sung masterpiece by the legendary Phil Collins.
Yeah. How do you think? Is I could do such good movies in the future?
Brother bear (the first one!!) and Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron are two of my favorite kid movies of all time. :) I still watch them constantly lol a piece of my childhood that'll never be forgotten.
Same for me! Love them
Same on so many levels!
Rainheart95 Yes, same, too. And the soundtracks are amazing. Love the "old" Disney and Dreamworks movie. :)
Tulkinette fuck yeah... hans zimmer did a great job with spirit
One of the great things about this movie is that it introduced brotherly love over anything else.
"You never truly understand someone unless you consider things from his point of view; until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it."-Atticus Finch
My gosh, does this song have that very meaning.
Lyrics :
When the earth was young
And the air was sweet
And the mountains kissed the sky
In the far beyond, with its many paths
Man and nature lived side by side
The pretty wisdom does not come without learning
And revision not wholly without our eyes
We can think that we see
Truly see you're around us
But when we look
Do we see with open minds?
Great Spirits of all who lived before
Take our hands and lead us
Fill our hearts and souls with all you know
The key to understanding
Is to see through others' eyes
Find a way to help us
See from all sides
Truly see from all sides
Teach our children to look deeper than the surface
See the world through another's eyes
For to be blind beyond yourself
Is to look but not see it
Knowing much is not enough to be wise
To see the wonder
In all we've been given
In a world that's not always as it seems
On the path that we choose
Turn every corner
Follow on for another begins
Great Spirits of all who lived before
Take our hands and lead us
Fill our hearts and souls
With all you know
The key to understanding
Is to see through others' eyes
Find a way to help us
See from all sides
Truly see from all sides
Great Spirits of all who lived before
Take our hands and lead us
Fill our hearts and souls
With all you know
The key to understanding
Is to see through others' eyes
Find a way to help us
See from all sides
Truly see from all sides
See from all sides
I love Phil's voice, always makes me happy and relaxed.
This is my favorite Phil Collins song. It's also one of the wisest songs ever written.
I watched this movie over and over when I was younger. I still watch it occasionally, its a great movie I absolutely love it! :D
Me too! :-)
this moving is so underrated
+pompom45 I love the Brother Bear Movings
Movies?
*Movie
pompom45
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Phil Collin just has the thing that makes the movie and the song so captivating... dudes a legend
Phil Collins is just a legend for Disney movies. I always get goosebumps when hearing his voice, love him so much.
Phil Collins is legendary
Koda definitely wins Disney's cutes character
Yaaas ^_^
I disagree.
The first time we reached "The key to understanding is to see thorugh others eyes" caught off guard, the second time reduced me to tears.
Brother Bear deserves more Love and Praise
Phil Collins is truly great. I don't think any other man is so loved across the globe for his amazing voice.
When I saw the brother bear for the first time it taught me loving older sister and care for living things. This movie has true meaning of love and guidance and wisdom.
I never realized until a while ago how greatly full of numerous lessons of wisdom to live by that this song has in it.
next to lion king, this is the best disney movie of all time
completely agree
Tigerguy 101 yeah very unapreciated
I totally agree
TobiRami I just wish they made a 3rd movie it deserved it
+blackthunderace no, a third movie would mess up the rest
This is so much better than any disney princess movie! It's so touching
Announcer:
The world is full of magic.
Winter turns to spring.
Small things become big.
One thing always changes into another.
1:54
Best bit....
"When the earth was young, and the air was sweet, and the mountains, kissed the sky.."
That single section makes you feel so amazing and happy, especially as the screen pans over the foreground, looks into the mountains, and sun flares.
This movie and its soundtrack always meant so much to me, I remember watching this when I was young and a few years later when I expressed how much this made me wish I was part of the Native culture my grandmum actually told me I was. She told me that my great-great grandmum was actually a full blooded Cherokee, that my granda could actually remember her. She never told me as there never seemed to be a reason to, I was only a kid, why would where I came from truly interest me, but even as a child of nearly 10 that was the best thing I could have ever been told. Hearing that made my heart swell with pride and adoration of my lineage. To know I was a close descendant to the marvelous culture of the First Nations of America. The people who walked and lived as one with this land for millennia before the Europeans ever set foot on these shores. I’m still so proud of being a close descendant of the Native Americans and I will never let that pride die, and even when I have a child, I want my daughter or son to know just how proud they should be of our ancestors and learn from them. The Natives had so many great lessons to teach, sadly, the European Colonials did not wish to learn. But I do wish to, and I want my lineage to know our ancestors and their ways, to be so very proud of them, and to teach others who our ancestors were.
What the hell are we doing with mother earth, man.
Pansenwein how long a list are you asking for, exactly? Gods, all these other fucking half-(at dead fucking minimum)-plastic sheep might "long" for shit like in JCA to hit, but after 10/23 fucking YEARS having to almost literally Gibbs-smack my own damn self every two seconds... does the name "Sylwanin" mean a _damn_ thing to _any_ ecocidal motherfucker on this shit???
What?
@@seand.g423 did you sniff a pound of crack before writing that
Sean D.G what?
@@seand.g423 you ok there?
This song teaches our children to look deeper than the surface and see the world through others' eyes. Because they learned what means to be "blind beyond yourself" ... to look but not see. And they will not pursue pure knowledge anymore, because knowing much is not enough to be wise.
Ah, the native singing makes this. Definitely.
Happy 20th anniversary to the most Underrated Disney classic🐻!
Phil Collins a Man I grew up listening to.
Definitely one of the most distinctive voices ever to grace the world of music. Unmistakable.
This is my favorite disney movie and artist
Absolutely stunnng. I love this movie :) I'm 26 years old now and looking back I think a lot of my personality has shaped from animated movies like these. They taught tiny me to be open minded and to have respect for nature and its inhabitants. I'm super grateful for that.
I've seen the movie and it made me cry.
those good old disney movies always makes me cry:") it remindes me of those winter evenings when when i was sitting betwen mum and dad. like a family. now,it's diffrent.dad doesn't live with us anymore: / family just felt apart... thank god for phill collins's amazing nostalgic voice!
I grew up watching disney films and i can say that brother bear is my ultimate favourite. I just love everything about this film. The characters, story, lessons, and soundtrack. 💯
Phil Rocks! Its hard to believe that he is already in his late 50s and still sounds better than he did at the height of his career. I was dissappointed that the Phil Collins version of the Transformation song was not in the movie.
Phil Collins can make a Native American themed movie really well with his great voice almost like a chant towards the end of the song if you know where I'm talking about.
next to "lion king" this is the best disney movie ever
I'm 50 & I have this & other Disney(Pixar) movies. Yes, for me! Phil Collins being my favorite singer & being responsible for songs & score of Brother Bear was added bonus.
Wow. Phil really blew Tina out of the water on this one.
The making-of of this movie is kind of nice and informative. The creators really observed real bears and other animals in parks in Canada to make the animation more realistic!!
oh and and the rutt and tutt movie commentary was GOLD
The legendary Phil Collins ❤️
Brother bear and Tarzan have the best soundtracks hands down
Сколько бы лет не прошло - продолжаю слушать💜👍
Omg I almost cried. I love his voice so much! 💜 And of course that movie too!
DISNEY FOREVER 💞💞
One of Phil's best
How for all this time I did not ever realize it was PHIL COLLINS singing this.
I haven't seen the Brother Bear movies in so long. Wow.
Me too.
I want to see this one again.
I always have to cry, even though im 15, when i watch this movie.
David van Thiel you are 18 now
Still crying at 21? Because I am
@@Neevkl_7 24 here
I swear Phil Collins made Disney movies 10x better.
And the critics said that they depended too much on his music. One doesn't simply have too much Phil Collin's music in their movies.
Our world is full of magic.
Winter turns to Spring.
Small things become big.
One thing always changes into another.
Brother bear, spirit ,lion king ...the old Disney movies were amazing in every way ...
Hand Drawn Animation rules...and it still does.
I've listened to both versions and they're both amazing. Both have such amazing, powerful, and inspiring messages, and this movie is my favorite Disney movie of all time. It's so beautiful and so so breathtaking.
My favourite childhood movie
I've been looking for this version of this song practically since the movie came out! I don't care what people say, I love Phil Collins!
can i just say that brother bear was and will always be my favorite disney movie of all time, and it never fails to make me cry.
do you ever listen to a song you haven't heard in a vary long time, and realize you know all the words.. :,)
I love the meaning of this song. Respect all cultures and wildlife.
Phil Collins is the heart of Disney.
Phil Collins is such a vocal legend!
These kind of animation movies can NEVER die! It's a form of art. There just to beautiful. For some movies of today 3D works best. But 2D animation is just magical!
Wow I miss the old Disney movies with original concepts, nice messages, good characters, and actual good songs.
I once heard someone say “People whose favourite Disney movie as a kid was Brother Bear listen to Mumford and Sons now” and I have never been so called out.
The world is full of magic Winter turns into Spring small things become big but one thing only changes into another
I greatly prefer Phil's version to Tina Turner's version. It's not that Tina's version is bad, but it lacks the emotion and heart of this version. This is the version that should've been on the movie and I can't believe they went with the other version. This is much more haunting, melodic and catchy.
+EmmanuelleLunada2010 I like some parts of the one in the movie better like "Show us that in your hearts, we are all the same. Brothers to each other, in this world we remain." Phil keeps repeating, "see through another's eyes." But I like some parts of this one better than the other too like when she says "Lived 3 brothers.." makes it very movie specific.
Sanjana Sabu
Fair enough. Those lyrics were superior. But I stand by my first statement.
I think the Tina version has more grit and is more raw and sort of fits in with the old shaman lady who's holding the ceromony. thats how i saw it as being representing her.
If they had blended the songs and blaneced them out it would have been beautiful in ways that each song is on its own. And I would have loved to hear Tina sing this version, or at least with the chanting
At the very least, they should have put it in the credits. Instead, you have Phil's versions of "No Way Out" (The theme from Brother Bear) and his "Look Through My Eyes." I'm not criticising those recordings, they're great as well, however, yes I would have liked to hear this version somewhere in the film, even as a credit roll.
Yet, I'm probably also saying that from growing up with Tarzan and how his full version of "You'll Be In My Heart" is played during the credits.
this is the best song of the whole movie, hands down!
The Lion King and Brother Bear play a big part of my childhood
I honestly can’t wait to show movies like this lion king spirit and other classics to my future kids, these movies made my childhood and literally had the best messages that actually stuck by me as I grew up
I like this song, and all Phil Collin's song. They are amazing, and they are my favorite.
This song's power. It fills we with a love for nature and animals. Truly, I'd give up an arm and a leg just so I could talk to the animals. It's the only thing I really want. One day...
We're surrounded by creatures of mystery and beauty. Powerful creatures. Creatures with much to tell us humans.
I love this cartoon and I love Phil Collins.. His voice is incredible...*-* I love this man xD
Phil Collins is a musical genius.
My childhood 😍😍😍
This song has so much life and meaning, I wish this made it into the final cut. Don't get me wrong, I like Tina Turner's version too, and that has a lot of life and meaning to it as well!
Tina was believed to be part native american
It was a ritual for my brother and I to rewatch the brother bear and lion king every year since the year it released . It still shocks me to this day that this movie is not as popular as it should be.The storyline was so unique 😢
Well, I say, that I'm bitly dissapointed, that in "Brother Bear" woolly mammoths are only extinct animals, althrough the movie is set in prehistory. I say, that I've got an idea for 2D-animated feature movie, where I gonna fix this mistake (but this movie will be set in Europe and there will be no humans (or neanderthal people)). Would you like to read this idea?
They're still magical. Brave, Tangled, Princess and the Frog. All magical and hold places in my heart
i love phil collins' songs. they are awesome!
Damn this movie and "The little mermaid" were my childhood😍
I watched them over and over again and I completely fell in love with these movies😍
My favorite part in the song
"Lived three brothers bonded by love. Their hearts full of joy" and we see Sitka, Denahi and Kenai enjoying themselves just like any other siblings relationship and it's absolutely heartwarming. The rest of the lyrics: "Show us that in your eyes we are all the same, brothers to each other in this world we remain, truly brothers all the same." only make the song more awesome if not powerful.
Sometimes I wish I had two older brothers and me being the youngest but no I have 2 younger siblings who I love to no end
This one is probably the last good movie of Disney, simply beautiful
I love this song and Phil Collins!!! ^_^
Frozen should have had animation like this.
I like the way it starts, the rhythm.
This movie is the best Disney movie ever, so many childhood memories crying to scenes while watching it. When we grow up and get kids, we need to chow this movie for them! :)