So wonderful...especially for this Gen-X'er. What a remarkable time to have been alive. Much simpler times - not better or worse - just simpler. Watching a young Jesse Jackson talk to those kids... and I was their age, maybe a little younger.
Sesame Street is a seminal and legendary show, but just one word of advice to Screen Media Films: Sesame Street was viewed across the globe. A theatre or on demand release should not be exclusive to North America. Some of us around the world would willfully give up their cookies to watch this!
Cannot wait! Also, as prolific and as important as Joan Ganz is, perhaps they should have gone with a different thumbnail? Anyway, will definitely watch this!
Sesame street helped raise me, together with my parents it was the perfect co parenting....I learned right from wrong, compassion and understanding of other races, different beliefs, various cultures and most important respecting all others, this generation surely lacks those principles, not saying our generation was perfect but mio dios some youths today 🤐 no further comment....Es una vergüenza
This whole street game brand is distressing to me. The children of Joe raposo and Jim Henson speak about their fathers working on their show for days on end as though it made them bad fathers, as though the demands on them in connection with the show set them up to be bad fathers, and I'm sure that if the children were in tune with the kinds of people their fathers were, their particular situation, how they really felt, they would know that their fathers loved them and they would be understanding. The Nuance of the particularity of that is not put across in the film; care was not taken to convey that aspect of the perspective they themselves were at least likely to have had given their own awareness of the situation. The right kind of care was not taken in order to ensure that the audience could see this, too. In the same vein, if you really think about who the people discussed in this film were in light of who they actually were and what they did as themselves, it's kind of hard to believe other people's accounts of doing zany, crude, and antisocial things; it's to the point where it becomes clear that in some cases, people put themselves in a bad light, or otherwise misrepresent the perceptions of others. All of that makes the Street Gang brand come off as messily on film as it does in print.
How the F$#@ is this a political show?????? Maybe now it is, but back then (from when it piloted till about a decade ago) it has always perfectly distilled the innocence, simplicity and the best aspects of the time. Please don't politicise Sesame Street.
what are you talking about, back in the day simply having black adults interacting with your child through the television screen was enough to raise concern from middle america. It was political in how it normalized the integration of different races and ethnicities for children, definitely political
It's more political now than it ever has been. It's on a streaming service; you can only watch Sesame Street now if you can afford it and have the equipment to use it, and Sesame Street itself has become astonishingly exclusive. Politics is all about controlling who gets access to resources.
All these years and I never realised that Sesame Street was the greatest television programme ever made.
Thank you to Sesame Street for having been a big part of my childhood ❤️
More like Jim Henson making the muppets 😅
Me: Thinking I got through the whole trailer without crying...
Little girl: kisses Grover
Me: Cries.
Same, I broke out when I saw Joe at the end
Then you'll be a hot mess like me when you see the movie.
The one dislike is from Oscar the grouch because they put him on camera
GO SEE THIS MOVIE. Every minute, I was grinning ear to ear, laughing or bawling. It is SO good.
Thank you Sesame Street ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
So wonderful...especially for this Gen-X'er. What a remarkable time to have been alive. Much simpler times - not better or worse - just simpler. Watching a young Jesse Jackson talk to those kids... and I was their age, maybe a little younger.
I grew with Elmo when I was little thank you for the greatest childhood
That's a well cut trailer ... nice job!
It was wonderful growing up with sesame street..so many memories
Sesame Street is a seminal and legendary show, but just one word of advice to Screen Media Films: Sesame Street was viewed across the globe. A theatre or on demand release should not be exclusive to North America. Some of us around the world would willfully give up their cookies to watch this!
I saw Sesame Street when I was younger and saw the Sesame Street toy commercials and Cookie's Crumby Pictures logo.
Last night I watch the Documentary and it was great.
Sesame Street was one of my favorite shows growing up in the 90's. Rest in peace Bob McGrath (Bob) and Emilio Delgado (Luis).
"I saw it as a political show."
I totally agree. The best way to be political is to practice and uphold the values you believe in.
Damn, I feel like I'm going to cry when I watch this!
Sesame Street taught us how to make words... but no amount of words can express the greatness we feel.
We need more family friendly documentaries
I'm a Sesame Street OG !
Cannot wait! Also, as prolific and as important as Joan Ganz is, perhaps they should have gone with a different thumbnail? Anyway, will definitely watch this!
And hey its from the folks who made willys wonderland AWSOME
my childhood heroes
It’s so weird how they released this right after Willy’s wonderland lol
Oscar killed a family of five didn’t he?
What's the name of the song at 0:30 in this trailer? It's so catchy!
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Lucky number by Jason Tarver... sorry 3 years to late bro
@@anbux5744 I appreciate the reply. I found that song a couple years ago, I think by searching for the lyrics, and was very excited to find it.
@@anbux5744 hey I appreciate the reply. I actually already found that song a couple years ago. Thanks though!
Can't wait! Change the pic that shows in the link when this is posted. It needs to feature muppets so more people click and know.
This documentary looks awesome
I wish they could also make a Sesame Street movie where Oscar is the villain (because he pretty much hates everyone)
They do talk about Oscar and why he was such a critical character to the series.
0:27 : American humility, as usual
Anyone know what the song is that starts at :40 and ends at 1:28?
Want to know this too
i honestly thought the thumbnail was hillary clinton
Wow children's movie
yeah but can someone put up a better quality version of No Matter What You Look Like? That song is a real banger
YEAH
0:06 マジカルフラワーズルビーガールズ！
From Sesame Street 2025! They All Grownup.
Sesame Street BIG BIRD 1980 1981
What's the song In the trailer?
♥ Madeline Kahn ♥
What is the song playing at 0:30?
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Just bought a sesame st baby wash with Elmo on it
Sesame street helped raise me, together with my parents it was the perfect co parenting....I learned right from wrong, compassion and understanding of other races, different beliefs, various cultures and most important respecting all others, this generation surely lacks those principles, not saying our generation was perfect but mio dios some youths today 🤐 no further comment....Es una vergüenza
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Screen Media Films
Ahh child hood
Have they ever found out the name of that damn song yet?
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R.I.P Bob and Luis
This whole street game brand is distressing to me. The children of Joe raposo and Jim Henson speak about their fathers working on their show for days on end as though it made them bad fathers, as though the demands on them in connection with the show set them up to be bad fathers, and I'm sure that if the children were in tune with the kinds of people their fathers were, their particular situation, how they really felt, they would know that their fathers loved them and they would be understanding. The Nuance of the particularity of that is not put across in the film; care was not taken to convey that aspect of the perspective they themselves were at least likely to have had given their own awareness of the situation. The right kind of care was not taken in order to ensure that the audience could see this, too. In the same vein, if you really think about who the people discussed in this film were in light of who they actually were and what they did as themselves, it's kind of hard to believe other people's accounts of doing zany, crude, and antisocial things; it's to the point where it becomes clear that in some cases, people put themselves in a bad light, or otherwise misrepresent the perceptions of others. All of that makes the Street Gang brand come off as messily on film as it does in print.
Who are the people in your neighborhood? Street gangs and drug dealers.
How the F$#@ is this a political show?????? Maybe now it is, but back then (from when it piloted till about a decade ago) it has always perfectly distilled the innocence, simplicity and the best aspects of the time. Please don't politicise Sesame Street.
what are you talking about, back in the day simply having black adults interacting with your child through the television screen was enough to raise concern from middle america. It was political in how it normalized the integration of different races and ethnicities for children, definitely political
It's more political now than it ever has been. It's on a streaming service; you can only watch Sesame Street now if you can afford it and have the equipment to use it, and Sesame Street itself has become astonishingly exclusive. Politics is all about controlling who gets access to resources.