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So I learned this song when I was in elementary school and our school had a traveling singing ukulele group and we would end our performances singing this song and playing ukuleles

I'd forgotten that he played in this movie. Never got a chance to see it all the way from beginning to end

Pay this back2back with Christie's barely- released 1970 LP "Paint A Lady". Hard-to-believe that melancholy psych/folk is from the same singer...!

Vermisse die lindenstrasse immer noch 😢

Banger I love onions

Herrlich

When i was a kid I remember hearing this when i watched the show. In watching reruns these days, they don't play it in the open or closing credits. I've never heard the song again. I was a bit taken aback as i thought i was imagining that i had heard it before. I'm glad i looked it up & confirmed that i wasn't crazy. It brought back such warm memories.

Alfre Woodard is a real treasure. She did this, Crooklyn and ST: First contact in a span of 3 years. Really seminal sh*t for me.

Total shite

I loved Pippi as a kid

Never wanted to vom so hard. Good lord.

What's the purpose of uploanding this rubbish?

Love it.

No one's doing the Freddie but still enjoyable.

Happy Birthday Robert Downey, Jr.!

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Love this ❤️

Family and clammily and I’m out

What did I just watch 😐

Still cool. 👱‍♀ Thanks Mae.

Didnt take long fire many many years ago. With thr bird in house.

I never left you 😢

Such an underrated movie

I remember when Frito-Lay redid this song when they came out with Funyons in 1969

Est-ce que c’est sur iTunes?

Wow we really did have LGB tea in our face on the TVs and radio in 1962

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😅 Ich mag die Szene sehr. Schön, dass sie hier zu finden ist.

You turn all of the comments off on the movies. I wanted to say thank you for actually posting them. It is so hard to find anything that you actually like without having to pay for it.

UNOS HUEVOS DE HIERRO GRANDE MA BARKER

The officer harassing them happens to be her son so heartwarming

Not a single person. But I did enjoy seeing Jody and Buffy as well as Serina.

My favorite part in the whole movie

This sounds off

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Das original ist witziger, alles aber auf Englisch

One of my all time favorite movies, and it still gets to my heart every time

I bawl my eyes out every time I see this scene. Alfre Woodard is a goddess.

Hjk

Is that a 26 year old Vincent Price as the Serpent?

Жана бониемнін басқа бонием тобыннын музыкасы.

And yet this clip had nothing to do with her dying...

no ..............not bruce..........

The movie where I fell in love with Alfrie Woodard & realized just how freaking gorgeous & sexy Robert Downey Jr. truly is. This was one of his first comeback movies after he got out of prison.

Or the part where he confesses why he's afraid to let people in. Great emotion from him

I remember this song from my youth.... And yes, I love onions !!!! 😂

LOVE THIS MOVIE ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Billy grew up with Resentment and Grief over not being told what happened to his Mother and how she perished. When Thomas has to elaborate to Officer Billy Washington where his Siblings went and how much Penny loved her little son, it brought pain into his heart. That bitterness and grief. But Penny was so overjoyed to know that all of her children were alright and to learn that her Billy had gotten married, had a daughter of his own and was now a Deputy Sheriff, that she realized that she could rest in peace. Milo Died with Remorse and Guilt. He was a Petty Cat Burglar. But he had a GOOD heart and tried to take back stealing those Heirloom Stamps after he realized how much they really meant to that little boy. when the boy told him "You Stink Mister" It broke Milo's heart. Milo was literally haunted for 33 years by what he had done and felt that the only way he could have peace and go on to Heaven. You can see the ELATION and joy Milo had when they recovered the Stamps and he discovered in 1992 that the little boy had grown up, and was now a Husband and Father, The Now Middle Aged Father got the shock of his life that he had been waiting for since '59: The Stamps had been returned mysteriously. Milo realized he didn't need to personally apologize to the kid(Its something that he felt like he SHOULD have done this whole time), but that the Kid eventually grew up and FORGAVE him for stealing the Stamps because he got older realizing that Milo TRIED To take it back and return them. That's why he was so Overjoyed to see the Stamps returned mysteriously. Harrison was straightforward. To Quote Thomas: "You died of Failure because you never tried". He had Stage fright. That's it. Julia's was the most heartbreaking. She LOVED John dearly and was beyond STUNNED when he had proposed to her and asked her to marry him. She had just gotten Cold Feet. She didn't know how to react. She felt Angry because all she did was just try to think it over and make her decision "YES. I'll marry you John" and died before she got a chance to give him her decision. The Resolution was absolutely tragic for her. Because she learned just how much her untimely demise had haunted and destroyed John. He Was so HEARTBROKEN and Grief Stricken that he NEVER married, Never had any kids, and that he had dedicated 26 years of his life to the Farm Land he had purchased. Hiring friends and Farmhands to help tend it. He Mourned Julia for a Quarter of a Century never able to get over her because he loved her so much, before dying of Cancer likely in his 50s in 1985 and leaving the Farm Land to one of his most trusted Ranchers in his Will. Julia didn't even get a Happy Ending. It was WORSE for her than she thought. Her heart was now broken, too. That's why Thomas was so upset and angry. Julia then decided to tell Thomas that She maid a foolish decision that ruined her and John's life,Love and Future together that haunted the both of them. She realized that she should have been bold enough to say "YES" right from the get go and told Thomas: "Don't let Ellen get away like I let John get away. Don't make the Same Mistake, I did."

Every time I play this, I play it 10/12 x's in a row.😂