This movie is the product of the end of the 70s. Much closer to that than what would become the 80s. This has nothing to do with Back to the Future, Die Hard or Miami Vice, etc.
My husband and I literally know every word in this movie. Dudley Moore and Liza Minnelli played the best couple ever. Even 40 years later, this is the most hilarious and endearing movie I ever watched. Sure wish they would play it on classic channels. A whole new generation would fall in love with Arthur 🥰😍🤩
Growing up as a child in the 70's and 80's and seeing movies like these at the theatre that made me laugh and feel so happy will stay in my memories forever. I want to thank Dudley Moore 'Arthur', Gene Wilder & Richard Pryor, 'Stir Crazy' (RIP), Michael Keaton, 'Night Shift' and Goldie Hawn, 'Private Benjamin'. The list could go on and on. Thank you all you beautiful people.
Yes!! I remember them fondly, too. I was pretty young when this came out & I remember cuz my parents took myself & my little brother to an off post (army brat!) drive in movie theater. They were showing a double feature (duh) of ‘Arthur’ & ‘Micki & Maude’. Needless to say, we QQ were out before the 1st feature even ended🥱. This is the 1st time I’ve ever revisited that. 🤷🏻♀️
Wow I can honestly say you have spoken for all of us....your the type of friend that I'd chill and watch movies with wishing we had better lives not knowing were having the time of our life....i miss those days my friend
I really love reading the comments of the people here reminiscing their memories. I can feel their genuine happines while telling the story of their life. I really really love songs like these.
He wrote this song for the movie when he was in a jet coming into to New York City for a landing with a full moon in the night sky. As the jet banked to one side he could see the lights of the city on one side down below, and the full moon on the other side out the windows. The plane had to circle for awhile before it could land for some unknown reason. He had been hired to write the song before this had happened and this gave him the inspiration to do so !! Beautiful love song for sure !!
@@tariqahmed9796 JJ is correct. The line about getting caught between the moon and New York City is Peter Allen's. Carole Bayer Sager , Peter Allen and Christopher Cross all get writing credit for the song, along with Bacharach. Generally speaking, Bacharach collaborated with lyricists, while he wrote the music and did the arrangements.
I'd be honored if some Christopher Cross fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal interpretation of THE BEST THAT YOU CAN DO on my YT th-cam.com/video/1td10yUmQTc/w-d-xo.html in tribute to the great Burt Bacharach. Live with no autotune. Peace & stay safe in the '020s.
I'd be honored if some Christopher Cross fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal interpretation of THE BEST THAT YOU CAN DO on my YT in tribute to the great Burt Bacharach. Live with no autotune. Peace & stay safe in the '020s.
this film is a perfect example of when movies were real and made with class, Heart and soul. It is one of my favorites, sadly they just don't make them like this anymore . R.I.P.Dudley Moore
ANYMORE...movies HAVE TO HAVE...Full nudity...Blood&guts... .The "F" Bomb every 30 seconds..Young (never gonna get old). WHITE TEETH...little BIMBOs Running around barely able to speak simple dialog...Yip pretty much it...
We didn't know it at the time, but many of us experienced the best times of our lives whilst living through history's greatest GOLDEN ERA ... the 1980's.
Yeah I just turned 54 recently and I think the 1970’s were golden. You had Saturday Night Fever and disco craze and all the cool fashions and tv show but the 1980’s were a blast. The 1970’s were golden to me because you also had the 80’s to look forward to.
seemed normal and natural at the time and you expected life to stay the same or get better boy was that not ever the case . i look back and wonder some times would i have been better off never experiencing the 80s ? because now life sucks in comparison ?
My, what a breath of fresh air from all the negativity and turmoil in the world today! Its good to be able to enjoy a comedy romance with Dudley Moore and Liza Minelli and see people actually enjoying themselves in a wholesome way!. Thank you SeaWeird for posting this clip from the movie along with the excellent song sung by Christopher Cross! I love it!
Ahhh the 80's, what a fun time. All of my memories from the 80's are great. I wish I could go back. Listening to songs like this one make me happy and sad all at once, I guess because I know the good times will never return
Agree, we lost one the best composers of 🎶 music ever walking the planet. He wrote many other songs too, that he & other artists performed, ones I did not know at all, or that he was the composer. I got one glorious chance to see him in concert at KC's Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, already several years now. He told the story of being born & living his 1st year in in KC, MO, b4 his parents & fam moved west, I think- he told us that he thought it was no accident, that he was born on "Warwick" St., or Blvd. . Everybody knows he wrote many of his classics for Dionne "Warwick" in his early career, kind of dove-tailing his rise in the music industry. I agree it was a marvy twist of fate !!! Feel good & also melancholy songs for sure. He also wrote songs for The Carpenters, & I think was instrumental in their climb to fame.
I am 52. This song makes me still cry. I never cry. Forgot how much hurting I was doing when this movie/song came out. That was 34 years ago. It was a girl that broke my heart. Guess part of me died. Took me till I was 42 to find someone to marry. Have a nice daughter now and wife. Still something died in me.
Christopher is an old friend of mine. He did a great job of the music & alot of ppl think Cross is his real name but its not but regardless it fits him
I was born in ‘99, but these videos make feel nostalgia for an era I never lived in. Makes me sad, that all these folks are now in their 50’s-60’s and a lot have died.
I recently hired a handyman who lives in my condo development to do some work on my condo unit. I can't begin to relate how excited I was when he told me that he is a cousin to Christopher Cross who co-wrote and performed the vocals for "Arthur's Theme." When he told me this I blurted out, "You're the cousin to the guy who sang the song 'If you get caught between the moon and New York City?!!!' " I was totally blown away as I've always loved this song!
This was the absolutely best cast movie! Every part was played so well, I can't imagine any others in their place. And this song by Chris Cross just hit like a bell at the end. So perfect.
For me... When I look back on my life. (i'm in my mid 50's) I have what I call milestone moments and those moments have theme songs. This song is marked my transition from a child to a teen. For some being a teen would be filled with fun. I had fun yes but, I also started working. It was for me, the end of innocence. I had to assume a lot of adult roles early in life.
my dad loved this song, he passed away three years ago from a heart failure I wasent at home didnt had the chance to tell him how much I love him. everytime I listen to this song I remamber myself as a kid and my father putting me the earphones with this song. I know he is up there in a good place but one more thing I know for sure is that I really miss him.
One of the greatest songs of the early 80s. I think it epitomizes EVERYTHING from that period. Everytime I hear this song I'm swept back to that time. I miss it so much.
perfectbeat the sweeping strings, the acoustic piano....and of course with this particular song...like Sailing, Ride Like the Wind, Think of Laura...Christopher Cross. His voice is forever cemented in 1979 and the early 80s.
My mom showed me this movie in elementary school back in the 90s. Dudley Moore was a special gem who must be remembered. I can not wait until my kids are old enough to enjoy this film. It is an 80s comedy gem.
Sir John Geilgud (Hobson) was a Shakespearean actor on superlative level---Willy Shakes would have been proud. It's fantastic that they cast him in this role so millions could experience his acting artistry.
Damn you were a Treasure, Mr. Dudley Moore ......Taken from us much too soon but so grateful for this masterpiece of a movie where you shined like the adorable talent that was you. I was only twenty when this movie came out and I was instantly smitten like a young schoolgirl. Who couldn't help but fall in love with Arthur ❤💯❤💯
I may actually have to get on your time machine, because I don't know what is going on in this world (planet) June 29th, 2020. I am not feeling it all!!!!!
My first love took me to see this movie on our first date in 1981. When I hear this song, I think of him and the 3 years we shared. VHS Class of 82. RIP Joe ❤️
My sister and I were visiting California in 1982 and went to see this movie at a drive in theatre in Los Angles . Then we saw it in a theatre in San Diego. Then we saw it in a theatre in San Francisco. Loved this movie. Always will.
He is one of the greatest actors ever performed on stage, and screen. He is truly missed. RIP Arthur: Sir Dudley Moore. He also performed in Best Defense with Eddie Murphy in 1984.
Same page here. I was in love in NYC and I loved walking and walking through Central Park during the fall and smelling the leaves, while holding hands.
stevepwnz Agreed. I was born a year after this film came out and I’ve always lived this movie and find I’ve even taken some of the mannerisms and ways I interact with people in my own life, women especially, based on the chivalry and gilded feeling pervasive in this film. This 70s/80s era in NYC may not have been perfect but there was something that exuded class and aspirational elitism that is tough to find these days.
I saw Arthur in a movie theater when it originally came out in 1981. I was only 12 years old. I loved it right from the first viewing. It became one of my all time favorite movies right then and there. I stayed in the theater to watch it a second time.
Bert Johnson: "I don't drink. No one in my family drinks." Arthur: "Oh, that's great! I bet you've never run out of ice your whole life!" Bert Johnson: "I don't drink because it effects your decision making." Arthur: "You may be right...I can't decide." Hilarious movie...Dudley Moore was a comic genius..RIP
@TheWholeTruth, Dudley is so much better than Russell's Arthur. The original is 10x funnier. I say to anyone who has only seen the remake, 'Watch the original, you'll laugh so much more.'
This has not only got to be one of my favorite songs, but my favorite videos behind it. Beautiful, eccentric, NYC and a time we can never go back to. Just love it!
One of the best movies ever made.... Sometimes you get a cast and plot that just jell totally and this was it!! Wish Dudley Moore was still with us....:(
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He's taking the knife out of the cheese...do you think he wants some cheese?
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@@diegobox bj jj
Whenever I hear this song I think to myself "Man, the 80's were simply the greatest!"
In some ways, yes.
Yes, Russell they were the best!
Exactly
Я абсолютно согласна с вами 🔥👍🤗🤗
The greatest
We will never get another decade as great as the 80's! ❤❤❤
nope
Verdade !. 🙂🇧🇷
Nope. The 80s was the greatest
This movie is the product of the end of the 70s. Much closer to that than what would become the 80s. This has nothing to do with Back to the Future, Die Hard or Miami Vice, etc.
Best decade .... 70's , I assure you, yes.
Greetings
I was 16 in ‘81. I remember going to see Arthur with my mom. She’s been gone three years now . Miss you mom😢
2021, Who's Listening? God bless Christopher Cross that he overcame the Covid.
Yo I just looked this up to see the top song on the day my dad was born pretty good song though.
This was a very fun movie love this song yes he got over the sars CO2-V virus i think
Most people do overcome it. Don't let it mentally overcome you
Meeee in Buenos Aires, Argentina 17-03-2021
The thing has a 99.7% survival rate. Most people survive it.
My son loved this song. He was 16. He passed away in Feb. Seemed awesome that he loved the 80's so much and this was 1 of his face.
Sorry for your lost, my good bless you.
I am deeply sorry for your loss. I hope that this song provides you with happy memories of your son.
People never really die if you don't stop loving them. May your boy rest in peace.
Kevin Nelson: Your son sounds like he was an old soul. Who had impeccable taste. May he rest in peace.
Sorry. Sometimes any other words are just meaningless.
My husband and I literally know every word in this movie. Dudley Moore and Liza Minnelli played the best couple ever. Even 40 years later, this is the most hilarious and endearing movie I ever watched. Sure wish they would play it on classic channels. A whole new generation would fall in love with Arthur 🥰😍🤩
I totally forgot. My daughter and I can quote everyone in it too. They don't make movies like this anymore.
@Rich Casino Name of the movie
Hysterical indeed.... watched it with my Father and I can recite nearly every line.. ironically Dad and I both named Arthur
@@artheveron1333 love how you both are named Arthur. Are you funny like the character 😅🤣😂 Dudley definitely deserved a Oscar!!!
Yep. Arthur 2 was rubbish.
Growing up as a child in the 70's and 80's and seeing movies like these at the theatre that made me laugh and feel so happy will stay in my memories forever. I want to thank Dudley Moore 'Arthur', Gene Wilder & Richard Pryor, 'Stir Crazy' (RIP), Michael Keaton, 'Night Shift' and Goldie Hawn, 'Private Benjamin'. The list could go on and on. Thank you all you beautiful people.
I remember watching a lot of those on the old VHS and renting them from the video store in the 1980s. You left out Stripes and Coming to America haha
Yes!! I remember them fondly, too. I was pretty young when this came out & I remember cuz my parents took myself & my little brother to an off post (army brat!) drive in movie theater. They were showing a double feature (duh) of ‘Arthur’ & ‘Micki & Maude’. Needless to say, we QQ were out before the 1st feature even ended🥱. This is the 1st time I’ve ever revisited that. 🤷🏻♀️
I didnt see this in the theater but saw it on VHS in about 1984 or so...
;)
Wow I can honestly say you have spoken for all of us....your the type of friend that I'd chill and watch movies with wishing we had better lives not knowing were having the time of our life....i miss those days my friend
I really love reading the comments of the people here reminiscing their memories. I can feel their genuine happines while telling the story of their life. I really really love songs like these.
Oh hi there. Im not the one who is listening to this masterpiece atm.
I as well. I feel like a kid 🧒 again😊
I'm a 63 year old retired veteran. This movie ranks in my top 3 to this day.
Gostaria de assistir ,qual é ?
Thanks for your service! Without people who served our country to protect it, we wouldn't have a country!
He wrote this song for the movie when he was in a jet coming into to New York City for a landing with a full moon in the night sky. As the jet banked to one side he could see the lights of the city on one side down below, and the full moon on the other side out the windows. The plane had to circle for awhile before it could land for some unknown reason. He had been hired to write the song before this had happened and this gave him the inspiration to do so !! Beautiful love song for sure !!
That was Peter Allen
Burt bacarach wrote this
@@tariqahmed9796 JJ is correct. The line about getting caught between the moon and New York City is Peter Allen's. Carole Bayer Sager , Peter Allen and Christopher Cross all get writing credit for the song, along with Bacharach. Generally speaking, Bacharach collaborated with lyricists, while he wrote the music and did the arrangements.
What fantastic era. Please 80s come back and make us dream again.....
And make us happy. Just one more time.
@@degrelleholt6314 having a big party with real music and real feelings
People seemed very happy in the ‘80s. I miss that.
@@Albanynyer84 yes we were. Amazing
😢
This is one of the nicest 80's ballad for all time!!
I'd be honored if some Christopher Cross fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal interpretation of THE BEST THAT YOU CAN DO on my YT th-cam.com/video/1td10yUmQTc/w-d-xo.html in tribute to the great Burt Bacharach. Live with no autotune. Peace & stay safe in the '020s.
I'd be honored if some Christopher Cross fans would take a listen to my acoustic piano & vocal interpretation of THE BEST THAT YOU CAN DO on my YT in tribute to the great Burt Bacharach. Live with no autotune. Peace & stay safe in the '020s.
this film is a perfect example of when movies were real and made with class, Heart and soul. It is one of my favorites, sadly they just don't make them like this anymore .
R.I.P.Dudley Moore
ANYMORE...movies HAVE TO HAVE...Full nudity...Blood&guts...
.The "F" Bomb every 30 seconds..Young
(never gonna get old).
WHITE TEETH...little BIMBOs
Running around barely able to speak simple dialog...Yip pretty much it...
Had Dudley Moore lived, he might have been knighted and addressed as Sir Dudley Moore.
Rip
@@Juliaflo the remake bar helen mirren was terrible. russell brand is a charlatan
@@packingten ~ You got that right sir!!!
Christopher Cross was one of the best artists of the 80's!
SECOND THAT😂😂😂😂
One of the Oscar's Best Original Song in 1981.
Ruben Delgadillo Love him still 🎆💥⭐⭐⭐🎆💥
Yes
Ruben Delgadillo
Oh yes he was!! This was only one of his Greatest. Sailinga
EVERY THING ABOUT THIS MOVIE IS OUTSTANDING,INCLUDING THE MUSIC !
Watching this made me water up thinking about how GREAT everything was back in the '80s....GOOD Memories!!!
😢
This is pure early eighties.
This is when we had a heart ❤ that's why when you listen you can feel it.
We didn't know it at the time, but many of us experienced the best times of our lives whilst living through history's greatest GOLDEN ERA ... the 1980's.
I cry 😢for the 80s what a time to be a child everybody was so friendly the air quality was superior Nov80 baby speaking here@!!
Yeah I just turned 54 recently and I think the 1970’s were golden. You had Saturday Night Fever and disco craze and all the cool fashions and tv show but the 1980’s were a blast. The 1970’s were golden to me because you also had the 80’s to look forward to.
seemed normal and natural at the time and you expected life to stay the same or get better boy was that not ever the case . i look back and wonder some times would i have been better off never experiencing the 80s ? because now life sucks in comparison ?
@@swedesspeedshop2518😊😊. Different way of looking at things
My, what a breath of fresh air from all the negativity and turmoil in the world today! Its good to be able to enjoy a comedy romance with Dudley Moore and Liza Minelli and see people actually enjoying themselves in a wholesome way!. Thank you SeaWeird for posting this clip from the movie along with the excellent song sung by Christopher Cross! I love it!
Rest in Peace Burt Bacharach, one of the best song writers ever.
Yes he definitely is! I love his "Money" cue,very soulful and gave the perfect feel for the movie!!
Well, lets pay a little homage to Dudley, shall we? Don't be rude Utha.
Plus, Utha, Christopher Cross has to be in the mix, ya think? SMH.
@@hankgarza4975 WTF, how am I being rude?
Don't forget Carol Bayer Sager and Peter Allen
I love Dudley Moore. So much respect for his talent and personality. May he RIP.
What a wonderful world 1981 was!
oh yes those were really great times 1981/2/3
For me, terrifying.
Charles Kos yes it was, I graduated from high school and the times were so much fun
Charles Kos Sophmore in H.S. Trying out for the football team.
I was a freshman in H.S. Also my father was around during that time. Miss him
I literally never get tired of this song. It is just wonderful.
Ahhh the 80's, what a fun time. All of my memories from the 80's are great. I wish I could go back. Listening to songs like this one make me happy and sad all at once, I guess because I know the good times will never return
This song is so beautiful
RIP, Dudley Moore. This is the true Arthur, not that stupid remake.
moshomaniac1 Never saw the remake, can't bring myself to do so.
you're wise to do just that.
i just watched ARTHUR still a funny movie
Bons tempos que não volta mais que saudades meus deus
DONT WASTE YOUR TIME, DUDLEY is the TRUE PLAYBOY DRUNK MILLIONAIRE
Burt Bacharach. just an amazing talent. so many songs that just make a person feel really good.
Agree, we lost one the best composers of 🎶 music ever walking the planet. He wrote many other songs too, that he & other artists performed, ones I did not know at all, or that he was the composer. I got one glorious chance to see him in concert at KC's Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, already several years now. He told the story of being born & living his 1st year in in KC, MO, b4 his parents & fam moved west, I think- he told us that he thought it was no accident, that he was born on "Warwick" St., or Blvd. . Everybody knows he wrote many of his classics for Dionne "Warwick" in his early career, kind of dove-tailing his rise in the music industry. I agree it was a marvy twist of fate !!! Feel good & also melancholy songs for sure. He also wrote songs for The Carpenters, & I think was instrumental in their climb to fame.
Truly a masterpiece of a show and song! N.O.S.T.A.L.G.I.C.
I am 32 years old but the music of the 80's 90's the best there is👌
Armando Castillo I'm 34 I wish I can go back into time
I am 32 and i love 80’s music
Thanks bro!
I'm 33 and just love the 80ies!
Fuck the '90s. That's when music started to turn to crap.
The '70s and '80s is when music was at its best.
This song made me want to go to New York when I was six because I thought I could touch the moon
A beautiful song from a great movie,good job Christopher Cross for the song and Dudley Moore for his brilliant acting
His sustained notes and vibrato are the best.
*Sailing is also a hit!* 💡
@@afriend9428 Sailing is our song Me and a girl I couldnt get to marry me in 1980
@@frederickmuhlbauer9477 *but you guys are married now right?* 😶
A música é do mestre BURT bacharach.
We all fell in love with Arthur - he's like all of us - trying to find love in this crazy world. I will love him forever!
Touche'
Bitterman, give her friend $100. She came in second 😂
I am 52. This song makes me still cry. I never cry. Forgot how much hurting I was doing when this movie/song came out. That was 34 years ago. It was a girl that broke my heart. Guess part of me died. Took me till I was 42 to find someone to marry. Have a nice daughter now and wife. Still something died in me.
You are 18 in 1981? Long time ago.
I understand you
Your story is touchy and sensitive
Things can never be forgotten sometimes
I know it
Scott Johnson
What is wrong with you? You feel good looking like a fool on the internet?
I feel good.
Sounds like me but we keep living and moving forward but then there's a part of us that still back there
One of the best soundtrack's ever from the classic 80's!
Amazing film - reduces me to tears every time
Christopher is an old friend of mine. He did a great job of the music & alot of ppl think Cross is his real name but its not but regardless it fits him
Liza is so pretty in this movie and great actress in this role!
this makes me nostalgic, fuck you gotta love the simpler times, the 80's man those were the best
2020...WHO is listening?!?
Who is indeed?.....hehehehe ! 🤔😼
whats the obsession with the year?
me me me :)))
Me! God bless you!
Me becouse love this song and movie.
I was born in ‘99, but these videos make feel nostalgia for an era I never lived in. Makes me sad, that all these folks are now in their 50’s-60’s and a lot have died.
RIP Burt Bacharach, the co-writer of this great song.
The chemistry between Arthur and Hobson ran the gamut of emotions. So many great moments in that movie.
Arthur and Hobson had a father and son relationship.
I recently hired a handyman who lives in my condo development to do some work on my condo unit. I can't begin to relate how excited I was when he told me that he is a cousin to Christopher Cross who co-wrote and performed the vocals for "Arthur's Theme." When he told me this I blurted out, "You're the cousin to the guy who sang the song 'If you get caught between the moon and New York City?!!!' " I was totally blown away as I've always loved this song!
how in the world can anyone not like this song. impossible
Sailing? I almost need to wear my white pants when I hear it
that sounds like the start of a porn.
This was the absolutely best cast movie!
Every part was played so well, I can't imagine any others in their place.
And this song by Chris Cross just hit like a bell at the end. So perfect.
For me... When I look back on my life. (i'm in my mid 50's) I have what I call milestone moments and those moments have theme songs. This song is marked my transition from a child to a teen. For some being a teen would be filled with fun. I had fun yes but, I also started working. It was for me, the end of innocence. I had to assume a lot of adult roles early in life.
my dad loved this song, he passed away three years ago from a heart failure I wasent at home didnt had the chance to tell him how much I love him. everytime I listen to this song I remamber myself as a kid and my father putting me the earphones with this song. I know he is up there in a good place but one more thing I know for sure is that I really miss him.
Late answer, but he knows you love him, love does not go away with death.... My father passed away 1 year ago and somehow he is still with me.
Mine passed in 2018, and there is not a day that goes by when I do not think of him.
One of the greatest songs of the early 80s. I think it epitomizes EVERYTHING from that period. Everytime I hear this song I'm swept back to that time. I miss it so much.
Good old days 😢
Yes, yes, yes. I agree.
perfectbeat the sweeping strings, the acoustic piano....and of course with this particular song...like Sailing, Ride Like the Wind, Think of Laura...Christopher Cross. His voice is forever cemented in 1979 and the early 80s.
Best decade EVER!!!
John Gilbert Christopher Cross had one beautiful voice.
Such great times, and memories from this film, and song. Miss those simpler times!!
My mom showed me this movie in elementary school back in the 90s. Dudley Moore was a special gem who must be remembered. I can not wait until my kids are old enough to enjoy this film. It is an 80s comedy gem.
Watching this, all I can hear is Dud's hysterical drunken laughter. A classic never to be forgotten.
Dudley deserve an Oscar for this film
Ronnie Jr he was robbed
Ronnie Jr the old man won an oscar for his role.
Sir John Geilgud (Hobson) was a Shakespearean actor on superlative level---Willy Shakes would have been proud. It's fantastic that they cast him in this role so millions could experience his acting artistry.
Thank you for mentioning this. A truly remarkable actor.
He walked away with this movie
Damn you were a Treasure, Mr.
Dudley Moore ......Taken from us much too soon but so grateful for this masterpiece of a movie where you shined like the adorable talent that was you. I was only twenty when this movie came out and I was instantly smitten like a young schoolgirl. Who couldn't help but fall in love with Arthur ❤💯❤💯
My time machine is almost finished....i'm going back to the 80's..... .limited seats available.....just smart song this
I’m in, takes me back to roller skating.
I may actually have to get on your time machine, because I don't know what is going on in this world (planet) June 29th, 2020. I am not feeling it all!!!!!
Sign me up, Love ! ❤😺
May I come too? 😊
Im cryin right now! U made my day complete! Bless u! Love and hugs forever fr my heart! 😺❤🙏 Love Bug! 😸 Special blessings to you from my heart! ❤
Back on 1981 even the brightness of the sun was different, days used to have meanings!
I know... it's all because technology & other evil things... I believe the world is much much better before the technology came in...
Young, freedom, and everything was a little more innocent! Loved Reagan! I’d go back in a NY second!
@@fransiskusrichie8206 Here here!!!
Right!!!! I Want a time machine!!!!!!👍
I know EXACTLY what you mean.
My first love took me to see this movie on our first date in 1981. When I hear this song, I think of him and the 3 years we shared. VHS Class of 82. RIP Joe ❤️
My sister and I were visiting California in 1982 and went to see this movie at a drive in theatre in Los Angles . Then we saw it in a theatre in San Diego. Then we saw it in a theatre in San Francisco. Loved this movie. Always will.
Such a talented man, Dudley Moore. Loved him in Arthur, and 10. rest in Peace. You are truly missed :(
He is one of the greatest actors ever performed on stage, and screen. He is truly missed. RIP Arthur: Sir Dudley Moore. He also performed in Best Defense with Eddie Murphy in 1984.
Another hit of Christopher Cross was "Sailing" released in 1980.
When I graduated HS..lol
Ride like the wind with Michael McDonald
Sucked
Love that song
Rip Burt Bacharach 1928-2023
Great movie! Dudley Moore was perfect for the part.
Every time I hear this song I have an overpowering desire to travel back in time to early 1980s New York and soak in the atmosphere .
Magical quality of the song, hard to beat.
Same page here. I was in love in NYC and I loved walking and walking through Central Park during the fall and smelling the leaves, while holding hands.
stevepwnz me too :(
stevepwnz Agreed. I was born a year after this film came out and I’ve always lived this movie and find I’ve even taken some of the mannerisms and ways I interact with people in my own life, women especially, based on the chivalry and gilded feeling pervasive in this film. This 70s/80s era in NYC may not have been perfect but there was something that exuded class and aspirational elitism that is tough to find these days.
Love New York but the 80s werent that great of a decade for us high crime and a ton of piverty
I saw Arthur in a movie theater when it originally came out in 1981. I was only 12 years old. I loved it right from the first viewing. It became one of my all time favorite movies right then and there. I stayed in the theater to watch it a second time.
This song won the Oscar for best song at the 1981 Academy Awards as did Sir John Gielgud for best supporting actor.
I was 18 and life was so good and easy , now I miss those days
I can hear this song all the time. I don't get tired of listening to it. 1981 happy times for me and Teresa and my daughter Jessica.
This deserves so many more views. Classic song from a classic film.
Send this to Jessica
RIP, Dudley Moore. His comedic and acting acumen are greatly missed.
great, great song... good movie too
I loved growing up in the 80's! Best Movies, Best TV Shows, Best Music etc!
The 1980s was the greatest decade of my life!!!❤❤❤
God how I miss the 80s
Agree...80s & 90s is the best of the best !
I agree I miss the 80's
Trixie C Me too! Happy, carefree times.
70"s and 80"s great time
Totally agree, so glad I grew up in the 80s when life was just simple and fun and people were generally nicer to each other.
Bert Johnson: "I don't drink. No one in my family drinks."
Arthur: "Oh, that's great! I bet you've never run out of ice your whole life!"
Bert Johnson: "I don't drink because it effects your decision making."
Arthur: "You may be right...I can't decide."
Hilarious movie...Dudley Moore was a comic genius..RIP
The Whole Truth I grabbed a knife and killed a man in the kitchen
You probably ate out that night with that man laying dead in your kitchen
I guess for cranky you only get your ankles broken.......loved that scene..
@TheWholeTruth, Dudley is so much better than Russell's Arthur. The original is 10x funnier. I say to anyone who has only seen the remake, 'Watch the original, you'll laugh so much more.'
I was able to remember a lot of the lines YEARS after I saw the movie. Funniest movie I ever saw.
Soooo many great lines in this movie & they never get old, no matter how many times I hear them & I still laugh at them too.
Without any doubt, one of the most beautiful song ever written!!! Many thanks, dear Burt ... RIP!!!
This has not only got to be one of my favorite songs, but my favorite videos behind it. Beautiful, eccentric, NYC and a time we can never go back to. Just love it!
I could just listen to this song over and over again! Timeless!
I listened like 10x today
20 times yesterday and today :) best thing you can do right now!
Yo también amigo,es de mis favoritas,es tan sensual,me encanta, me hace soñar esta pieza!!
An Iconic song and film of the 80's Dudley Moore deserved an Oscar
I could watch this everyday and not get tired of it. Dudley Moore lives on forever.
Soon as you hear this song now it takes you back to the Arthur movie and the 1980s.
BEST TIMES EVER
"-What's so funny now? Arthur :-Sometimes I just think funny things." Love this quote.
Some wonder, what's life really about? Arthur just got it! ;)
i do the same i just burst out into laughter and think funny things uncanny
Sylwia Ts I want to spend the night with someone who loves me
Gonna cost you $100
Oh yeah, what time do you get off work?
Lmao!!!
Sylwia Ts I must agree!!
A great actor and pianist!
The perfect song for a perfect film. I love the 80s.
Absolutely loved this movie. Christopher Cross's song is a big reason why. Might have been his best ever!
All in the good old '80s. Best decade of my life!!! ❤
One of the best movies ever made....
Sometimes you get a cast and plot that just jell totally and this was it!!
Wish Dudley Moore was still with us....:(
Mr Bacharach Rest in Peace you Musical genius!
Liza Minnelli!!! She’s the most understanding actress in this film 🎞 for 1980’s
la actriz LIZA MINELLI, Italiana ella fue una verdadera Diva del Cine de los años 80 y 90.
Hi Stephanie,hope you’re okay ?
back when the music is pure & genuine...
RIP Dudley. We miss you so much...
sergio reprezente huh
YES we do ......I wish I had knew he was lonely would went and tried to cheer him up...RIP funny man& talented!!
Noooo :(
Such a good movie. Dudley Moore was so funny. Rest in peace. Also the gentleman that played the butler 👏 and of course Liza Minnelli. Classic.
Finally watched the movie after 40 years. Man... The nostalgia 😭
Remember when they used to make beautiful movies and songs. Now everything is just garbage. Sad.
yup
I hear ya bro. Just look at our sad President. Wish we still had Reagan.
Trump all the way, though not sure if he can be as good as Reagan, who was a class act.
katie perry. beyonce. you must be joking.
I grew up in the 80s, I know exactly what you are talking about
From the Fall of 1981....Takes me right back.
why are all ones memories always better at childhood. Its was a great time.
I was barely 3 years old, but I loved this song. Still love it today.
Another Burt Bacharach masterpiece.
Rest in Peace Dudley and Burt
As a young boy in the 80s we had Showtime on cable. This movie played often and i loved it. Still do. I wish they made more movies like this.
I miss great original theme songs that accompanied movies,..this is SUCH a classic!
fool4singing u got it right!! A superb classic, forevermore
beautiful song!
Burt's music was so memorable and was part of my growing up years....just a brilliant composer, I ADORED his music.....Rest In Peace Burt : ((((((
This was such a fun movie and one of my favorites growing up. Dudley Moore was a legend of slap stick comedy.😘
One of my favorite comedies.. great movie 🍿
beautiful, beautiful song.
Dudley And Liza Played So Great Together, It Was Such A Good Movie.