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  • "Can you pass me the oar N-word Jim?" LOL family guy

  • ha is that what i really look like?

    i'm afraid so jim, fraid so

  • ha ha ha i have to watch this video for a school project

  • Nigger Jim.

    

  • LOL a cow kicked me

  • anyone notice that elijah wood's voice when he is younger is deeper than when he's older in oliver twist his voice is squeaky 

  • omg I'm only watching this because of elijah wood he was the cutest thing ever!!!!!! omg I'm disowning my children if they don't look like this

  • Oh look, Barney's mum :D

  • "hells bells Jim" haha, lol, they were greeat at swearing back then...

  • thumbs up for the same jacksons Island that Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn and Joe Harper went to runaway too and play pirates making everyone think they were dead! WOOT WOOT

  • who play Huck Finn

  • @awesome9845 Elijah wood

  • @awesome9845 elijah wood

  • Was hcuks dad sad or mad that his son was "DEAD"??

  • @GuyananV he was worried about where he stands on getting blamed for the murder.

  • JIm isn't fortune teller in the book, but whatever. This is a good break from the normal version of huck finn.

  • @mmbicoshake Jim tells Huck's fortune at the end of Ch. 4. The dialogue is similar.

  • I like how Jim looks like some random guy they pulled off the street in NY with an earing. XD

  • "Jim! There's not a moment to lose! We have to get to Mordor!"

  • @hiccuprocks101 HA! That's awesome! 

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  • Wow in the book this was the end of chapter 11/ Shows how fast these movies go

  • He looks like Han Solo.

  • "I did ma'm! Sarah Mary Williams."

  • i always thought jonothan taylor thomas was the ones that played huck lol.

  • I'm watching this instead of reading the book...

  • 2:38

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  • huck finn is a target

  • Ugh, the liberties taken with the text... Can't call this anything but a loose interpretation.

  • Not accurate~~ the lady tells huck that she understands hes in trouble and tells him he can come back anytime

  • " Somes calls me Sarah, somes call's me Mary..."

  • He smoked back then...?

  • @GabbyLovey Yeah, back then they didn't know much about the harm smoking caused to you.

    Ever heard the term: Close but no cigar?

    Well yea. You get it.

  • @TheArcticFalcon ...Umm, alright then?

  • Awww...Elijah looks so cute as a girl..:)

  • whose all watching this because they dont feel like readig the book????

  • he is so little!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Where's part 4?

  • "and then the little hobbit set out for mordor"

  • "Helz Bellz Jim!"

    I luv Elijah!

  • this is so fucking inaccurate its making me puke up ma livers

  • i love this movie and i take this movie as a story in the novel subject

  • damn, he really looked like a girl

  • Great idea! Let's simulate we're dead!!

  • @alonceBrain thats impossible without government help in the 21st century :(

  • THis is WAY better than Tom Sawyer xP

  • "hells bellz Jim!" 

  • 4:20 a little risque for Disney?

  • 2:11 i wanna go swimming there

  • @dummyproduction

    me too

    i wanna swim there badly

  • sad.

  • haha 7:42 jim jim wake up, huh!

  • "Well look at you Huck, ain't you as pretty as a lily!"

    I lol'd so hard xDDDD

  • he smokes?!

  • Why would that woman care if huck was a boy?

  • this is sooooo different from the book lol but i like this one better

  • might wanna take the sign with you and destroy it. just saying.

  • A cow kicked me.

  • JIM!!!!! *stare* ............jim?

  • Lets all pretend the Ring on Jim's ear is the One Ring...

  • nope, you ain't dead!

  • jim has an earing lol.. was that ever mentioned in the book ? haha :D

  • why is jim acting like hes not a slave? stupid ass disney, did they even read the book

  • good ole story

  • great nature

  • It is not even close to the real book. Not as entertaining and it follows only the plot and that too vaguely. A lot better could have been done to make this a masterpiece. I loved the book but this movie is good but not entertaining.

  • @hassanmurtazashah Yeah, pretty much my thoughts.

  • @hassanmurtazashah thats why its based on that story. not a recreation. they based it off the plot as a guidline as to a movie they wanted to make

  • The Greatest Adaptation of one the Greatest Books of All time!

  • Its so cute the way Huck says Jim's name

  • there are some parts that are true to this film but one thIng that bothers me is where the hell is tom sawyer?

  • i am now super happy to live in missouri! Elijah wood walked here! lol, thanks for answering, ya cleared a bunch up for me!

  • where was this filmed??

  • @magykfyre1 On-location along the Mississippi river.

  • @matt484991 where the story often takes place :)

  • thanks for matt484991

    i've never watched this movie. and 'cause of u i can watched it. THANKS A LOT !

  • It's just great! THANK YOU VERY MUCH, matt484991!

  • he's smoking pipes already?!?!?! WOW

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  • @luvmissu19 was he smoking in the film only (when he was a kid ) or he actually was smoking from he was a child?

  • Elijah was so cute as a girl.......just looking at him/her makes me feel so darn happy~~~

  • why that boy where a dresses like a girl? 4:49

  • he kinda does look like a girl in that there dress XD

  • hahaha... hells bells jim i almost puked up a liver

  • this movies is the best a classic men ^_^

  • elijah wood was a cute lil boy!

  • oh my god when he started putting eggs down the dress i thought he was trying to make it look like he had boobs O.O

  • " nope you aint dead"...haha very funny

  • Hahaha. "I almost puked up my livers!" I wonder how many he has. :-P

  • @slvrstarlight17 He has 16.

  • I really do not know why, but I love it when Lij is like, "Honesty" at 2:22... That's awesome deeds

  • "I nearly puked out my liver"

    LOL!

  • "is that what I really look like?"

    " 'fraid so jim"

    "damn.."

    LOL! xD

  • wow, REAL MATURE!!!

  • Elijah's one cute little boy! (even as a girl!) :D <3

  • huck looks cute as a girl!

  • barely any of them have southern accents

  • no DUH!!!! THEY DON'T EVEN LIVE IN THE SOUTH DUMBO!

  • lol oh damn i love that part 7:43 - 7:55!!

    he makes me laugh xD

  • im readin dis book now 4 my American lit class..........itzs not dat bad but itzs 2 long....... they skipped a lot of parts in da movie....... i luv elijah wood........

  • what does lynched mean?

  • it has alot to do with murder...........

  • hung

  • Mark Twain was not a racist. He was just the opposite. He used the word "nigger" when he told it through Huck's eyes in the book, plus back then it did not have the connotation it has now. Twain wouldn't have written this book this way if he were racist. The number one point he makes is that slavery and racism are wrong. Wait until you understand before you make rash and stupid comments.

  • Besides Huck always treated Jim as an equal.

  • @vierdiez Mostly. He nearly tells on Jim because he was raised to believe that helping a slave to freedom is wrong. But Jim guilt trips him and Huck decides that he might as well keep doing "wrong". :) But Huck is a sweetie pie. :D

  • @PatientxWhatsername That´s the deep magic in that book, it´s an internal constant fight between superstition, paradigm, instinct and common sense... and since Huck was kind of a free spirit, he usually ended up doing the right thing... although he´d feel like he was doing wrong ha,ha,ha.

  • @PatientxWhatsername <3 THANK YOU dear person who has actually read and/or comprehended the book. :D

  • @vierdiez

    No he didn't! Did you people ever actually read the book? Huck was never a perfect hero that he tends to be portrayed as. Initially he treated Jim quite badly. He THOUGHT helping him escape to freedom was MORALLY WRONG. He nearly turned him in TO SLAVERY bought had a moral turnabout. YES he eventually views Jim as an equal but IN THE BEGINNING Huck believed him to be just another "dumb nigger" as he as taught. WHICH YEAH WAS NOT AN ETHICAL BELIEF.

  • @flauterfli I read the book version from the nineteenth century; and although Huck was more an "underdog" than a perfect hero, I just can´t find any moment in which he treats Jim the way a southern nineteenth-century white boy would treat a slave.

  • you know your facts alright :D

  • @ancsaeb

    Well the real point is that Huck is confused as to how to view Jim.

    Part of him views him as a friend but another part of him is a bit naive about slavery and the abuses Jim suffered under the system. If Huck treats him somewhat unequally, its because he's a child and not fully aware of the hypocrisy of the established order. Only later in the novel does he realize this.

  • @ancsaeb

    Absolutely right. Writers always see a people from different angle. :)

  • i luv elijah wood!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i luv him <3 espeicially in this movie!<3

  • "I nearly puked up ma livers!"

  • No, he wasn't racist. When Huck Finn was first released, calling a black a "nigger" was no more racist or less racist than calling a black a "black" or "African-American", or "negro".

  • exactly, and i'm pretty sure he's referred to as "jim" for the majority of the book

  • @matt484991

    Actually Huck was initially very racist. The term "nigger" has always been derogatory; to deem African Americans no less than livestock. Therefore, slavery was considered by many "moral" and "ethical." Huck was brought up to think this but through his adventures he begins to realize that the treatment of "niggers" is horribly, terribly wrong.

  • @matt484991

    Actually "nigger" has always been a derogatory term. It branded African Americans to be property, livestock of the whites if you will. Mark Twain emphasizes that Huck has been born and raised to believe this, thus his casual use of "nigger" was A VERY RACIST slander (albeit acceptable at the time!) Twain was never a racist himself, though. He felt guilt for being brought up around slavery and never doing anything to stop what was obviously morally wrong.

  • Besides, the book was a social commentary. Jim gets a sense of equality in the book. If you didn't get that from it, you didn't read it.

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  • Yes I agree, thanks so much for uploading this again!!.

  • They made him too young in the movie. The book says he was about 13 or 14 and that boy looks like 10. Still good movie!! :)

  • i think hes 14

  • I think he (Elijah) was 12 in this movie

  • oh, hm ok

  • @Edude37

    Elijah has always looked really young. ;P

    He still looks about 10 as Frodo. :D

    (okay, maybe 20something..Frodo was supposed to be nearly 40 in "human years" in the book!)

  • thank you!

  • No problem!

  • yea thanks! again :)

  • you rock my socks! thank you so much!!!

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