ah well, terry gilliam has several good attempts at not just feel good escapist fantasy, but a kinda off beat commentary of civilization (for lack of a better term)...he kinda reminds me of a douglas adams on speed, any how i like this and most of his work (atleast parts of all his works)...
I love this song -- it really embodies both the movie's tone and the camaraderie of the characters. I'm with the rest of you, I wish this is the kind of film we could find in theaters...it's a shame that Hollywood seemingly didn't get the memo about society turning to friendly escapist fantasy when things aren't going well.
Time Bandits is definitely a unique movie. There's absolutely nothing else to compare it to. That's hard to say these days and it shows the quality that went into the film.
same reason he made nipples for men? His ways are HIGHER?!? Everybody posts about how they, or someone they know was UPSET by the end. THE KID WAS BETTER OFF WITH DEAD PARENTS. They CLEARLY Didn't love him, They were "keeping up with the Jonses" good riddance.
I watched this movie as a kid, and the one thing that stuck with me and haunted me was the contrast of the disturbing ending followed by this awesome song. I remember the tape ended and I sat kind of dumbstruck at what I had just witnessed, and for years after this song haunted me. It's eerily catchy.
@MordaciousFilms My nephew saw it years ago with his Mom, my sister and he was upset by it. I told him later that it was a fairy tale, that his parents didn't die, but were kidnapped by the "evil guys" and that Kevin would have new adventures trying to save them as the "Supreme Being had told Kevin that "he'd have to stay and carry on the fight". That made him feel alot better. We ended up having fun for the next few years making up stories about Kevin's new adventures. I love this song too.
i was 7 years old, love this movie, i didnt know who george harrison was, or what the beatles were, but walking out of the theater to this, i felt groovy.
I needed this song after the ending of the movie. I enjoy Time Bandits, but it kinda creeped me out as a kid, and I was so bummed when the dwarfs came and took him away from the guy he wanted to stay with... Of course, I'm no expert at history, but these days I know enough to suspect that in the long run they might have done him a favor (must look it up. Theseus, right?). But then the ending was and is so confusing... Thanks, George, for helping me shake off the bummer.
@dewhistle Always thought it was Agamemnon. I totally agree with it being creepy, but it never bothered me, I was always way more disturbed by the fact that Disney took all of the danger out of the fairy tales they turned into movies (except maybe some early films like Bambi). Fairly tales were meant to teach kids about the dangers and rewards of the real world. I highly respect the fact that Terry Gilliam didn't whitewash the story, or soften it for kids.
Actually that was King Agamemnon who ruled Mycenae during the Trojan War. I think many are misled to think that he is Theseus because he is shown killing what looked to be a Minotaur. In fact, the credits list this guy as Bull-Headed Warrior so it really just a big guy in a bull mask. Besides, if it was the Minotaur, the battle would have taken place in a labyrinth, not in the middle of the desert.
@Cluedokid25 Hm, guess I'll have to look that one up. either way, it was a bummer when they got him because he wanted to stay. He had a good head for war by the look of things, might have made good.
Oh my gosh... so many memories... I loved this movie before i could even talk. I remember begging my mom to put "the movie with the song" into the VCR for me, then hiding under a blanket on the floor, absolutely terrifed and enthralled.
Estimated friend, if you want to listen again this song and an endless number of successes of the love I suggest you to visit Radio MUSICA PARA MIMOS - looks for his direction URL in Google ( search Musica para Mimos in Google)-. best romantic music of all the times in Internet, is great, is very good ...!!!
So I keep trying to figure out what the chorus means, because, knowing Harrison, its really hard for me to believe that it's just gibberish and has no spiritual meaning, especially considering the other lyrics.
It would make the most sense to me that this would be in Hindi, but I cannot seem to come up with any correlation.
I keep seeing the above translated as "Aren't I lucky...", but where the hell does this translation come from?!
I'm watching the film in late '81 and trying to figure out why I liked the music so much. I see George's name in the closing credits and I think, "DUH."
@TimeLord9811 The 80's were great. Watching this movie in the theatre and living in that era were pretty dang cool. Arcade video games were the thing, sci fi was all the rage, Dungeon and Dragons was popular, and the music rocked. The stuff produced today is so fake and just a bunch of studio created garbage. It is amazing what passes for music today.
I grew up watching this film and have been an avid George Harrison fan and it's been about 15 years since I've last heard this. How great it is to have finally found this.
I miss the old times with movies and music like this. So much of everything is such garbage now that is not intended to be adventuresome and make you feel good and be upbeat. So much now is so strange and dark and has no real value in the overall scheme of things. It is just to make money and that is it. Overhyped and overdone. This song and so many movie themes back then were so creative and soothed the soul. Thank you to Mr. Harrison for this and so many other songs of his. May you RIP.
@machine134 My sarcasm blocker isn't working right now. I know he passed away, I remember when it happened. It doesn't mean he can't still rock it at the pearly gates.
Just saw Time Bandits and I had to find this song. George was so vastly underrated as a musician and a writer. Miss you much George. All Things Must Pass.
Great memories of Time Bandits growing up and seeing it as a kid twice a day on HBO. Hearing this song triggers those memories. Took me a long time to realize it was George Harrison - who was also executive producer of the film.
Oh my. This song was PERFECT for the credits of this movie. It just enhanced what you had just seen. I remember staying until it stopped. it was so relaxing to just sit in the cool theater and listen to this after having just watched the film. made you almost relive the whole film over. I wish they have made a part 2 like terry wanted to.
Time Bandits was the first movie I saw on cable in my house. Its still a better movie than 99% of the shit the Hollywood teens are pumping out. Thank god I grew up in the 80's.
@velveetaslingshot Wow, I totally relate, I was maybe 5 or 6 when I first saw this. I remember my family had just got cable & it was a real big deal. Time Bandits, Poltergeist & Airplane 2 were some of the first movies I remember watching on there. I didn't know for decades that George Harrison did this song, so underrated.
I remember meeting Kenny Baker at a convention. Apparently i was one of the extremely few who was more interested in his stories about Time Bandits than Star Wars. He even performed "Me and My Shadow " for me and my friends. A very gracious and funny fellow.
Evil Genius: God is not interested in technology... He knows nothing of the potential of the micro-chip or the silicon revolution. He's obsessed with making the grass grow and getting rainbows right... Look at what he spends his time on. 43 species of parrot! Nipples... for men! Robert: Slugs. Evil Genius: Slugs! HE created slugs! They can't hear. They can't speak. They can't operate machinery. Are we not in the hands of a lunatic?
Little known fact, George Harrison was a big fan of Monty Pythons. So much so he financed the the Life Of Brian, then later funded this for Gilliam. Harrison had a falling out with Gilliam during production, this song is a tribute to that:-
Time Bandits is a brilliant movie! It just shows that fantasy films like this don't need those big fancy CGI effects to be this great. I like the appearance of actors like: Sean Connery, John Cleese, Ralph Richardson, Michael Palin and David Warner.
@Eadrax Should have called me. Maby could have helped. Brought up with the Beatles. If you go to Utube, Beatles and click Beatles rock band, it's a cartoon worth watching. By the way i'm still trying to find the music to Time Machine. Believe it's called " Theres a Place". Can't get it on Utube, any sujestions?
I would love to acquire the original map prop from Time Bandits. It would be an iconic conversation piece. The closing scene where the camera zooms out from the English suburb to the Map of Time and Space, then the supreme being roles up the map is epic.
George Harrison. The very much under-rated Beetle. Just bought this on amazon. I've loved it since the dim and distant. Also check out 'Cheer Down' from Lethal Weapon 2 end, and 'Got my mind set on you'. Back when pop wasn't vacuous computer generated nonsense.
Best end theme? Among the top, yes. But as "gimme2utah1" said. Holiday road is a very close second :)
Ive been searching for this song for over 6 years!!!! its put a smile on my face wider than the pacific ocean! :-D so HAPPY!!!!! Mr Harrison you dark horse!
@bassichris My thoughts exactly! George Harrison is one of the most underrated talents of our lifetime. I believe he could do anything! En Lak'ech Ala K'in!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! for posting this!! i've been trying to fing uot the name of this song for years!!! i knew it was G.H. but the titled always escaped me!!
just watched time bandits today. one of the greatest films ever to give me the pleasure of entering my eyeballs and becoming a stimulus for my retina and my eardrums.
@ExplorerDS6789 My favorite was always Randall. Best costume, best lines, and by far the best actor, imo. I just loved that this little bitty guy was also this ruthless anti-hero, all about number 1, and having a great time doin' it.
Sadly the actor who played Randall, David Rappaport committed suicide in 1990 eight years after the release of Time Bandits. He was really good in the role and I also read on his wikipeida profile that he also starred in a lot of US Productions. Plus he was in the the process of guest starring on Star Trek: The Next Generation at the time of his death
@pixargod Even more sad was the fact that because David Rappaport died and Jack Purvis (Wally) ended up a quadripalegic; Terry Gilliam decided to shelve a Time Bandits sequel.
I have seen this film more times than I've ever seen any other film in the world. It was the first film I ever saw on video in 1982, and every time it makes me howl laughing and just marvel at the wonder of it all.
Like a lot of people here, I wanted this film to be a true story. The concept and completion were beautiful, whch is probably why Gorge was prepared to supply the music.
A really imaginative film- my favourite scene is with the ogre, and the ship that turns out to be a giant's hat (brilliant !) The only thing I don't like is the ending. It just fell flat with me. Gilliam seems to like abruptly sad endings- I didn't like the way Brazil ended either, though it made more sense.
@Astrosquall I always thought that the ending wasn't punishing Kevin or anything sad, but more the statement about how his parents didn't think for themselves (in that they didn't think the chunk of Evil was dangerous because they thought they knew better) and never considered for a moment that their son might know something they didn't. Then again, I've watched the film about 3 zillion times and may just be over-analyzing it. Part of the anti-materialism slant of the whole movie.
@darknipple Well now that you can see what the title is you can, like I did look it up to find out that it was released in 82 on Harrison's next album. This was somehow off my radar at the time and I never could figure out what this song was or where to find it. Some 29 years later it occured to me to use youtube and look for it. The internet is awesome.
@womblej70 I remember seeing this film when it first came out on VHS back when I lived in London in the mid-80s. It's absolute sheer cinematic perfection!
@womblej70 I always wanted the kid to live with Sean Connery in the past or go with him in the end of the movie. I want to show this movie to my 7 yr old niece. That and The Dark Crystal
"Ringo" fans.... In honor of Ringo's 70th, I hope U will check out my "RINGO"video. It's very retro with Beatleish touches & was done as a labor of love and with the utmost respect for the Fabs. My attempt at putting a little bit of the Beatle spirit out there for Beatle fans. It's also my tribute to George Harrison's slide playing as well as Ringo's unique style.
the best movie ever made!
relgstorm 1 day ago
makes me shed tears ..i miss being young .....great song
MickeyHobart 2 days ago
i kinda wish this was a paul mccartney song instead
bencfl 1 week ago
This movie is without a doubt Gilliam's best film to date. RIP George!
Dantastic2012 2 weeks ago
theme to my childhood, amazing days :'0)
indianslummer 2 weeks ago
"Waking while you're still deep sleeping
Finding you're not here
Watching a dream appear"
Pure Genius!
RIP George, thanks for the music
ShaneC27 3 weeks ago
ah well, terry gilliam has several good attempts at not just feel good escapist fantasy, but a kinda off beat commentary of civilization (for lack of a better term)...he kinda reminds me of a douglas adams on speed, any how i like this and most of his work (atleast parts of all his works)...
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1Thompsonmusic 1 month ago
I love this song -- it really embodies both the movie's tone and the camaraderie of the characters. I'm with the rest of you, I wish this is the kind of film we could find in theaters...it's a shame that Hollywood seemingly didn't get the memo about society turning to friendly escapist fantasy when things aren't going well.
XyzzyZork 1 month ago
I think the utter scorn of 'nipples for men!' is really something else.
paullavan2011 1 month ago
bring back the old style of movies like this. tired of all the ignorant cgi crap out today.
rss2105 1 month ago 2
I totally love this movie and I agree with most of the comments about how completely crap movies are nowadays.
strade100 1 month ago
@iamkottikadotti idk i did it back in 2001
c2daj2dat 1 month ago
idk..i did it back in 2001
c2daj2dat 1 month ago
@iamkottikadotti i sampled part of this in a song!!
c2daj2dat 2 months ago
6 people are stuck in the Fortress of Ultimate Darkness.
velveetaslingshot 2 months ago 23
a film i cannot get of watching... will always be in my top 5
cue1cole 2 months ago
Time Bandits is definitely a unique movie. There's absolutely nothing else to compare it to. That's hard to say these days and it shows the quality that went into the film.
Rhincewind13 2 months ago
classic movie and the best
homer4556 2 months ago
6 dislike and why
homer4556 2 months ago
Catchiest pop song ever written -- so catchy you need to get vaccinated after you listen!
janiscortese 2 months ago
same reason he made nipples for men? His ways are HIGHER?!? Everybody posts about how they, or someone they know was UPSET by the end. THE KID WAS BETTER OFF WITH DEAD PARENTS. They CLEARLY Didn't love him, They were "keeping up with the Jonses" good riddance.
1Beaker2 3 months ago 4
@1Beaker2 good call totally agree
cue1cole 2 months ago in playlist cue1cole's favourites
same reason he made nipples for men? His ways are HIGHER?!?
1Beaker2 3 months ago
Love this song and why would GOD create slugs .
joebstarsurfer 3 months ago
@joebstarsurfer
"they can't hear, they can't speak, they can't operate machinery..."
one of my favourite lines from this masterpiece of a film.
that and "while even i have an enormous...."
divinedgar 1 month ago
have searched fr this for ages,love it makes me feel sooooo good,thanks
yorkshirelass46 3 months ago
the best part of this movie was the credits, because of this song!
mattybock 3 months ago
I watched this movie as a kid, and the one thing that stuck with me and haunted me was the contrast of the disturbing ending followed by this awesome song. I remember the tape ended and I sat kind of dumbstruck at what I had just witnessed, and for years after this song haunted me. It's eerily catchy.
MordaciousFilms 3 months ago
@MordaciousFilms My nephew saw it years ago with his Mom, my sister and he was upset by it. I told him later that it was a fairy tale, that his parents didn't die, but were kidnapped by the "evil guys" and that Kevin would have new adventures trying to save them as the "Supreme Being had told Kevin that "he'd have to stay and carry on the fight". That made him feel alot better. We ended up having fun for the next few years making up stories about Kevin's new adventures. I love this song too.
lemaxmas 3 months ago
i was 7 years old, love this movie, i didnt know who george harrison was, or what the beatles were, but walking out of the theater to this, i felt groovy.
bill291212 3 months ago
I needed this song after the ending of the movie. I enjoy Time Bandits, but it kinda creeped me out as a kid, and I was so bummed when the dwarfs came and took him away from the guy he wanted to stay with... Of course, I'm no expert at history, but these days I know enough to suspect that in the long run they might have done him a favor (must look it up. Theseus, right?). But then the ending was and is so confusing... Thanks, George, for helping me shake off the bummer.
dewhistle 4 months ago 4
@dewhistle Always thought it was Agamemnon. I totally agree with it being creepy, but it never bothered me, I was always way more disturbed by the fact that Disney took all of the danger out of the fairy tales they turned into movies (except maybe some early films like Bambi). Fairly tales were meant to teach kids about the dangers and rewards of the real world. I highly respect the fact that Terry Gilliam didn't whitewash the story, or soften it for kids.
eboing 3 months ago
@dewhistle
Actually that was King Agamemnon who ruled Mycenae during the Trojan War. I think many are misled to think that he is Theseus because he is shown killing what looked to be a Minotaur. In fact, the credits list this guy as Bull-Headed Warrior so it really just a big guy in a bull mask. Besides, if it was the Minotaur, the battle would have taken place in a labyrinth, not in the middle of the desert.
Cluedokid25 1 month ago
@Cluedokid25 Hm, guess I'll have to look that one up. either way, it was a bummer when they got him because he wanted to stay. He had a good head for war by the look of things, might have made good.
dewhistle 1 month ago
What a joyful song
inkstersco 4 months ago
Oh my gosh... so many memories... I loved this movie before i could even talk. I remember begging my mom to put "the movie with the song" into the VCR for me, then hiding under a blanket on the floor, absolutely terrifed and enthralled.
The movie with the song. Sigh. :D
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robertoamor2011 4 months ago
I can't believe this guy's been dead for almost 10 years.
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Here's to stinking rich!!! Yeah, stinking rich...and to Kevin!!! Yeah, stinking Kevin!!!
bsummerlot 5 months ago
Apparently, the chorus means: Aren't I Lucky
Aren't I Lucky
Lucky I Am Hurray Oh
See me on the TV Show
ronsta95 5 months ago in playlist george harrison
So I keep trying to figure out what the chorus means, because, knowing Harrison, its really hard for me to believe that it's just gibberish and has no spiritual meaning, especially considering the other lyrics.
It would make the most sense to me that this would be in Hindi, but I cannot seem to come up with any correlation.
I keep seeing the above translated as "Aren't I lucky...", but where the hell does this translation come from?!
honeychilerider 5 months ago
@honeychilerider
I always thought it sounded Hawaiian or something.
AliceOfPorcelain 5 months ago in playlist anotherworld
This was one of the first movies I ever saw.
MondoBeno 5 months ago
I'm watching the film in late '81 and trying to figure out why I liked the music so much. I see George's name in the closing credits and I think, "DUH."
RoyFive 6 months ago in playlist George Harrison 3
love this song! wish i grew up in the 80's. RIP Mr.Harrison you are the best!
TimeLord9811 6 months ago
@TimeLord9811 The 80's were great. Watching this movie in the theatre and living in that era were pretty dang cool. Arcade video games were the thing, sci fi was all the rage, Dungeon and Dragons was popular, and the music rocked. The stuff produced today is so fake and just a bunch of studio created garbage. It is amazing what passes for music today.
cordawg1 1 month ago 2
I love the original, but I wonder what a remake would be like with all the effects we have today.
thane99x 6 months ago
@thane99x It would be a cgi nightmare with no soul....oh yeah, and it would be in 3-D.
Jonwood74 6 months ago
This song goes better with red-black photographs of midgets laughing in a forest.
bigfilmhat 6 months ago 2
I grew up watching this film and have been an avid George Harrison fan and it's been about 15 years since I've last heard this. How great it is to have finally found this.
lemonpie333 6 months ago
RIP George, you will always be missed.
ChuckyDoll10 6 months ago
I miss the old times with movies and music like this. So much of everything is such garbage now that is not intended to be adventuresome and make you feel good and be upbeat. So much now is so strange and dark and has no real value in the overall scheme of things. It is just to make money and that is it. Overhyped and overdone. This song and so many movie themes back then were so creative and soothed the soul. Thank you to Mr. Harrison for this and so many other songs of his. May you RIP.
al1967dude 7 months ago 26
I love the short intro music before the song starts. It's so 1980's. This post takes me back to being a 7 year old kid. Great post.
Jonwood74 7 months ago
anyone know where I can watch it on the internet? Youtube took it down I guess
VileOgre 7 months ago
5 people are experiencing "The Problem" :3
PsychoticSaiyan10 7 months ago
@PsychoticSaiyan10 They must have fruit!
dewhistle 4 months ago 2
As a kid I never understood most of the lyrics... and now I know why. It's primarily nonsense. And you know what? I love it even more!
Kooshmeister3 7 months ago
Time Bandits was the best movie I ever watched as a kid! Keep rocking it Terry Gilliam & George Harrison !!
gallifreygrl182 7 months ago
@gallifreygrl182 George Harrison has passed away, dude.
machine134 7 months ago
@machine134 My sarcasm blocker isn't working right now. I know he passed away, I remember when it happened. It doesn't mean he can't still rock it at the pearly gates.
gallifreygrl182 7 months ago
@gallifreygrl182 It also was my favorite from my childhood too.
halflifefan1000 6 months ago
pillars fell on 5 Fidgets . :P
TheREALforeverone 7 months ago
1981 was a great year !
lowgeemudbone 7 months ago
Just saw Time Bandits and I had to find this song. George was so vastly underrated as a musician and a writer. Miss you much George. All Things Must Pass.
GonzoGuyy 8 months ago
clever film good story line good music classic :)
welshfluteplayer 8 months ago
6 out of 7 dwarfs are not happy
ProvosAttYourDoor 8 months ago
Great memories of Time Bandits growing up and seeing it as a kid twice a day on HBO. Hearing this song triggers those memories. Took me a long time to realize it was George Harrison - who was also executive producer of the film.
peterp21 8 months ago
it sounds like tron in the beginning
Bladerunner55217 8 months ago
tumbling thru a thousand centuries... needs a million views and more... GH is just the best
cue1cole 8 months ago
I LOVE DIS SHIT CUZZ
TheMrmoneybagz 8 months ago
THIS SONG IS COOL
tninbredretard 8 months ago
Oh my. This song was PERFECT for the credits of this movie. It just enhanced what you had just seen. I remember staying until it stopped. it was so relaxing to just sit in the cool theater and listen to this after having just watched the film. made you almost relive the whole film over. I wish they have made a part 2 like terry wanted to.
cordawg1 8 months ago
I love this song. Harrison at its best.
HighfishMusic 8 months ago
terrific song. he may be my favorite beatle.
hithr3000 8 months ago
Time Bandits was the first movie I saw on cable in my house. Its still a better movie than 99% of the shit the Hollywood teens are pumping out. Thank god I grew up in the 80's.
velveetaslingshot 9 months ago 11
@velveetaslingshot Wow, I totally relate, I was maybe 5 or 6 when I first saw this. I remember my family had just got cable & it was a real big deal. Time Bandits, Poltergeist & Airplane 2 were some of the first movies I remember watching on there. I didn't know for decades that George Harrison did this song, so underrated.
B2B76 2 months ago
" Time Bandits " was quite an odd movie but the fact that I remember it after all these years must mean that I liked it even if just a little bit.
Shelver92 9 months ago
there needs a remake directed by terry again
Lotariio 9 months ago
@Lotariio "remake" - that's a four-letter word!
IsoscelesKramer 9 months ago
5 dislikes.... what a sad world they live in :)
gnarlygnarlington 9 months ago 4
there needs to be a sequal to this movie
wolgreth 9 months ago 2
There were alot of rumours there was gonna be a sequel but then a couple of the main characters died :o( xXx
womblej70 9 months ago
"love one another."
Msemospongebob 9 months ago
I remember meeting Kenny Baker at a convention. Apparently i was one of the extremely few who was more interested in his stories about Time Bandits than Star Wars. He even performed "Me and My Shadow " for me and my friends. A very gracious and funny fellow.
JarottM 10 months ago 3
@JarottM - Kenny Baker - little legend.
ChuckyDoll10 9 months ago
Thanks for posting. Been looking for this for years! I love this movie. Have it on VHS. I guess I will have to the DVD,but can not find it.
MrDRUID27 10 months ago
@MrDRUID27 I found mine at amazon.com.
cordawg1 8 months ago
@cordawg1 Thanks!
BearWoman47 8 months ago
Evil Genius: God is not interested in technology... He knows nothing of the potential of the micro-chip or the silicon revolution. He's obsessed with making the grass grow and getting rainbows right... Look at what he spends his time on. 43 species of parrot! Nipples... for men! Robert: Slugs. Evil Genius: Slugs! HE created slugs! They can't hear. They can't speak. They can't operate machinery. Are we not in the hands of a lunatic?
SmokeBojangles 10 months ago 12
God, this is such a kickass song, so catchy, so very, very catchy.
Ulron1 10 months ago 2
Little known fact, George Harrison was a big fan of Monty Pythons. So much so he financed the the Life Of Brian, then later funded this for Gilliam. Harrison had a falling out with Gilliam during production, this song is a tribute to that:-
Greedy feeling wheeling dealing
Losing what you won
See the dream come undone
ukcameraman 11 months ago
'next you'll be asking me why we have to have evil, hah ha!'
'of course sir, we'd never think to ask tha-'
'YES. why do we have to have evil?'
'aah...' ...
...
...
'I believe it has something to do with free will'.
Love the film. Love the song.
Love Terry. Love George.
TinyLocomotive 11 months ago 4
Time Bandits is a brilliant movie! It just shows that fantasy films like this don't need those big fancy CGI effects to be this great. I like the appearance of actors like: Sean Connery, John Cleese, Ralph Richardson, Michael Palin and David Warner.
pixargod 11 months ago 3
BRING IN THE POOR
tninbredretard 11 months ago
Oh ry in eye ay, oh ry in eye ay
Oh ry in ah key ooh lay
Ka lay ooh lau ee, oh ry in eye ay
Sal you te lee ay vee show
Thank you, Mr. Harrison... R.I.P
Eadrax 11 months ago 25
@Eadrax - cheers! ; )
thepofmeister 6 months ago
@Eadrax Should have called me. Maby could have helped. Brought up with the Beatles. If you go to Utube, Beatles and click Beatles rock band, it's a cartoon worth watching. By the way i'm still trying to find the music to Time Machine. Believe it's called " Theres a Place". Can't get it on Utube, any sujestions?
tomjgs 4 months ago
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Eadrax 11 months ago
Härlig film
TheMangeHa 11 months ago
Härlig film på det hela taget
TheMangeHa 11 months ago
this song brings back good memories definetly in my top 20!
MistyMountainMan83 11 months ago
Ke... what a jolly good name, jolly good
... what awful people.
Bishniak 11 months ago 2
You can find it easily on "Gone Troppo"
dominick624 1 year ago
Pink bunkadoo?
IsoscelesKramer 1 year ago 2
don't touch it its evil!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
pooperuber 1 year ago 2
Such a catchy song :D *dances*
ilovetosing013 1 year ago 2
Thats what I like! Lit-tle things, hitting each other!
Attilla the hun 5 foot 3......half.
TheSentry777 1 year ago 2
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TheSentry777 1 year ago
i miss you george. great song, great movie. may god bless you george. till we meet again
jw12061 1 year ago 2
hmm the last stanza isnt in the video
TheMerlinOfAR 1 year ago
I would love to acquire the original map prop from Time Bandits. It would be an iconic conversation piece. The closing scene where the camera zooms out from the English suburb to the Map of Time and Space, then the supreme being roles up the map is epic.
Witdip 1 year ago 5
George Harrison. The very much under-rated Beetle. Just bought this on amazon. I've loved it since the dim and distant. Also check out 'Cheer Down' from Lethal Weapon 2 end, and 'Got my mind set on you'. Back when pop wasn't vacuous computer generated nonsense.
Best end theme? Among the top, yes. But as "gimme2utah1" said. Holiday road is a very close second :)
CartoonsKick 1 year ago 3
where do you get the actual lyrics........best thing george did........
MrCrispian 1 year ago
Gotta love this song as you gotta love Terry`s movies. :)
dwihtfry 1 year ago 2
Ive been searching for this song for over 6 years!!!! its put a smile on my face wider than the pacific ocean! :-D so HAPPY!!!!! Mr Harrison you dark horse!
bassichris 1 year ago 48
@bassichris you can get the song on Harrison's album, Gone Tropo.
johnwesleywalsh 11 months ago
@bassichris The internet is great isn't it!
matthewakian2 6 months ago 2
@bassichris i like your style... took me nearly 20 years but all the same made my chesire grin look big
cue1cole 6 months ago
@bassichris My thoughts exactly! George Harrison is one of the most underrated talents of our lifetime. I believe he could do anything! En Lak'ech Ala K'in!
bigman61us 5 months ago
I listen to this song before I step into a worm hole. I don't have the Worm Hole map like in Time Bandits, I have The Omni!!!
irenaprude2010 1 year ago 2
@irenaprude2010 LOL! the Omni!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have a Yamaha dirt bike before I jump back in time to the wild west myself.
robfergusonjr 1 year ago
They don't make films like this anymore.
Barrymit 1 year ago 3
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@Barrymit Yeah,.... it sucks!!!!
LUVMEN21 1 year ago
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What about all of the day and all of the night in Pirate radio?
residentevlidead 1 year ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! for posting this!! i've been trying to fing uot the name of this song for years!!! i knew it was G.H. but the titled always escaped me!!
LUVMEN21 1 year ago 2
only a dream away....what a tune.... G.H is a legend
cue1cole 1 year ago 2
just watched time bandits today. one of the greatest films ever to give me the pleasure of entering my eyeballs and becoming a stimulus for my retina and my eardrums.
speedosonic 1 year ago
Who's your favorite Bandit? Mine was Fidgit, with Randall as a close second, then Strutter, Wally, Vermin and Og. Hell, how can you not like them?
ExplorerDS6789 1 year ago
@ExplorerDS6789 My favorite was always Randall. Best costume, best lines, and by far the best actor, imo. I just loved that this little bitty guy was also this ruthless anti-hero, all about number 1, and having a great time doin' it.
theawesome 1 year ago
@theawesome
Sadly the actor who played Randall, David Rappaport committed suicide in 1990 eight years after the release of Time Bandits. He was really good in the role and I also read on his wikipeida profile that he also starred in a lot of US Productions. Plus he was in the the process of guest starring on Star Trek: The Next Generation at the time of his death
pixargod 11 months ago
@pixargod Even more sad was the fact that because David Rappaport died and Jack Purvis (Wally) ended up a quadripalegic; Terry Gilliam decided to shelve a Time Bandits sequel.
Seir 11 months ago
@ExplorerDS6789 "I LOVE THEM ALL"!!!
LUVMEN21 1 year ago
great movie
warnell72 1 year ago
first movie I ever saw in theatres that I remember.... 4 years old!!!!
JesseP11 1 year ago
I have seen this film more times than I've ever seen any other film in the world. It was the first film I ever saw on video in 1982, and every time it makes me howl laughing and just marvel at the wonder of it all.
amimillie 1 year ago 2
@amimillie
Exactly the same for me.. First on video (Betamax lol!) and still a wonderful film :)
shauntbarry 1 year ago
Like a lot of people here, I wanted this film to be a true story. The concept and completion were beautiful, whch is probably why Gorge was prepared to supply the music.
Lovely thoughts, lovely film, lovely music.
JuneJune1950 1 year ago
A really imaginative film- my favourite scene is with the ogre, and the ship that turns out to be a giant's hat (brilliant !) The only thing I don't like is the ending. It just fell flat with me. Gilliam seems to like abruptly sad endings- I didn't like the way Brazil ended either, though it made more sense.
Astrosquall 1 year ago
@Astrosquall I always thought that the ending wasn't punishing Kevin or anything sad, but more the statement about how his parents didn't think for themselves (in that they didn't think the chunk of Evil was dangerous because they thought they knew better) and never considered for a moment that their son might know something they didn't. Then again, I've watched the film about 3 zillion times and may just be over-analyzing it. Part of the anti-materialism slant of the whole movie.
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Beck19781 1 year ago
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@theawesome @Astrosquall The ending was primarily an homage to "The Wizard of Oz".
Beck19781 1 year ago
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@theawesome @Astrosquall The ending was primarily an homage to The Wizard of Oz.
Beck19781 1 year ago
@theawesome lol thought id seen it the most times but youve beaten me by 3 lol. ill watch this everyday if i had time .. just a top flick
cue1cole 1 year ago
I've just rediscovered my childhood...
pastronaut 1 year ago
Who's the female backing vocals, such a beautifal voice
residentevlidead 1 year ago
@residentevlidead
There's 2 female backings on this number, Sarah Ricor and Syretta Wright.
Woodlander65 1 year ago
@Woodlander65 - They both have voices that create 'pan handles' in dudes.
badboy10ize 1 year ago
@Woodlander65 All these years I thought Sheen Easton was on the song. Not that I've heard it very many times in all these years...
I should see the movie again-- I was in college then, and I was expecting it to be more like Monty Python.
jkfan2005 1 year ago
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There are a lot of people today who would like this movie if they knew to look for it.
1967mustanggta 1 year ago
what a classic song. and a great movie.
scottfree1974 1 year ago
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KingdomHearts013 1 year ago
Sometimes I wonder....yes I wonder what it would be like to be mercifully free from the ravages of intelligence....one can only imagine.....woof
rob4g1 1 year ago
Holy crap, I just got knocked to the floor by a HUGE blast of nostalgia!
Always loved this song, and this movie was completely incredible.
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jeisolomon 1 year ago
Great movie great soundtrack!
MsZed1973 1 year ago
it's too bad there was never an actual soundtrack released.
darknipple 1 year ago
@darknipple Well now that you can see what the title is you can, like I did look it up to find out that it was released in 82 on Harrison's next album. This was somehow off my radar at the time and I never could figure out what this song was or where to find it. Some 29 years later it occured to me to use youtube and look for it. The internet is awesome.
jeisolomon 1 year ago
@darknipple No crap - when I was young I waited for it. I loved this movie and even took my super 8 camera in the theatre to film clips of it.
1967mustanggta 1 year ago
just bea utiful omg this is the topper
schwaahly 1 year ago
great movie!!! great song!!! great memories!!!
Kanchelsky1 1 year ago
Great song. Great movie. Great memories.
TheJediCharles 1 year ago
Does anyone know if the New Blue Ray Edition of Time Bandits has the Extras that the criterion collection has??? Hows the Image, HD or not???
chucholetsm8one 1 year ago
I've grown up with this film and I still love it and I plan on showing it to my kids when I eventually have them lol :o) xXx
womblej70 1 year ago 34
@womblej70 I remember seeing this film when it first came out on VHS back when I lived in London in the mid-80s. It's absolute sheer cinematic perfection!
anthonyfaust 11 months ago
@womblej70 I wonder if i can get it on DVD at Spin Street in Memphis, I want to show it to my 7 yr old niece
420relate 9 months ago
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@420relate The entire movie is here on Youtube
neil73 9 months ago
@womblej70 I always wanted the kid to live with Sean Connery in the past or go with him in the end of the movie. I want to show this movie to my 7 yr old niece. That and The Dark Crystal
420relate 9 months ago
I was about 7 when that movie hit HBO, what a cool movie. Ian Holm was uber funny in it.
anarchylogic 1 year ago
Great! Anybody have the meaning of the first lyrics? Is it nonsence, or some other language?
VJFranzK 1 year ago
@VJFranzK
It go's,
""Oh Ri In Eye Ay - Oh Ry In Eye Ay
Oh Ry In Ah Key Ooh Lay
Ka Lay Ooh Lau Ee - Oh Ry In Eye Ay
Sal You Te Lee Ay Vee Show.""
I've no idea what it means, but i love it.
Woodlander65 1 year ago
Just one word.......UNDERATED!!!!
Sincerely,
AJC
AJC3577 1 year ago 7
love it thanks :)
L0K3 1 year ago
I grew up with this film....sweet memories, so British and an all star cast (I now have the DVD!)
Ripleyclone8 1 year ago 3
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"Ringo" fans.... In honor of Ringo's 70th, I hope U will check out my "RINGO"video. It's very retro with Beatleish touches & was done as a labor of love and with the utmost respect for the Fabs. My attempt at putting a little bit of the Beatle spirit out there for Beatle fans. It's also my tribute to George Harrison's slide playing as well as Ringo's unique style.
Peace,
Vinnie Zummo, former Joe Jackson guitarist
Vazmusic 1 year ago
love this film and the songs by George is excellent.
souldriverx 1 year ago 3