Hogfather
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  • Love the scene and love the book, but man does the acting in this movie sucks, and the pacing sucks even more. :(

  • Terry Pratchett really has a handle on humanism in a way that makes sense to me.

    <3 Mr. Pratchett.

  • Is it weird that I always watch this movie on Christmas? :P

    I love the book and the movie make me love the story even more, Mr.Pratchett is a genius. :D

  • terrible costume

    

  • "Humans need fantasy to be humans. To be the place where the fallen angel meets the rising ape"

  • Death is so right.

  • i like the colour of magic death :P

  • I completed the script to the hogfather twice!

    This is such a great film.

  • now all we need is general grievous to attack them

  • Death and Death Of The Endless really need a crossover together.

  • Truly a grand writer Terry Pratchett, pity his great mind is slowly falling into the darkness of Domentia

  • The greatest scene...

  • granny weatherwax

  • Death is simply the best discworld character EVER. Yep, even better than Granny Weatherwax and the witches.

  • Death DOES rock (and so does Susan), but I have to wonder... is Discworld's Death or Sandman's Death cooler?

  • @mjmage33 simple,the DEATH you saw in the Hogfather was the discworlds DEATH... the DEATH as seen in the sandman books is our DEATH,they are all related but they are all small deaths,part of the great DEATH ASRIAL....

    (read the book "grim Reaper" by Terry Pratchett)

  • @mjmage33 sorry ment the book Reaper Man,not grim reaper..my mistake (hangs head in shame for a cock up of the highest order......

  • "To be the place where the falling angel meets the rising ape."

    Beautiful depiction of humanity.

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  • @GordonFreeman95

    you're not supposed to talk

  • @mrsocksman Yes I am

  • The late Iain Richardson was for me, the definitive voice of Death. There's something to his voice that seems to cut straight through you (no pun intended here!), and his sudden, untimely loss was a great tragedy to the world of British performers. Check out the 'House of Cards' trilogy - as devious politician, Francis Urquart, he's even more deadly, but equally as brilliant.

  • fake

  • Should I be concerned that my philosophical beliefs mirror Death's to the letter?

  • Not really. This Death is a rather cool guy.

  • @SaigeCounsul Not at all. I had tears in my eyes when I first read the scene in Hogfather. This is beauty. And truth.

  • @Pardan There are very few books by Terry Pratchett that don't cause me to cry. I don't cry over sadness though. It's the beauty that brings tears to my eyes. The self reflection on the nature of charity in the character of Granny Weatherwax, the observation of the people of Cockbill street by Sam Vimes. The Tooth Fairy is one of the things that touches me the most.

  • Thank you for uploading this, I wanted to transcribe it into my Philosophy essay. Here's to a good grade!

  • You need to believe in things that arent true. How else can they become? LOVE THIS MOVIE...DEATH ROCKS

  • Only bad thing about this video clip is that He doesn't say in response to Susan's "But people have to believe that or...."

    PRECISELY.

  • Where can I get this movie? Is it possible to download it? It's not available in my country, and it seems I'm the only one who knows Terry Pratchett's existence in our local bookstore...

  • I recommend Piratebay

  • You can rent it from Netflix

  • where can I get the clip of the chase scene with the wolves and the deer or antelope who turns into the boar-man with the tribal tattoos?

  • i haven't see this movie does anyone have hogfather if they can u please put it up

  • I loved that scene! Death is my favourite character!

  • LOL "A Big Ball Of Flaming Gas Would Have Illuminated the world"

  • This has to be one of my favorite scenes in the entire series.

  • Wonderful dialogue.

    I love this movie.

  • You just have to love Death, especially when he's voiced by Christopher Lee as I believe he is here.

  • Death is narrated by the great Sir Ian Richardson.

    Cheers,

    Nils

  • Although, I just realized, Christopher Lee does narrate Death in The Colour of Magic. Here, in Hogfather, however, it's Sir Ian Richardson. Both have fantastic voices, though.

    Cheers,

    Nils

  • Mmmmph. Yeah, I didn't notice that he didn't in this movie. *slaps self on head*

  • they have the kind of "deep, soothing and commanding" voices you would have imagined when reading Death's dialogue in CAPS.

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