All the world will be your enemy. Prince with a thousand enemies. And whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they much catch you. Digger, listenener, runner, Prince with the warning. Be cunning, full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed.
If you are a truth seeker, search "Truth Contest" in Google and click on the 1st result, then open The Present and read what it says. Everyone needs to see this. The Present will turn this world right-side up if it reaches enough people. You will see what I mean when you read the first page.
Jessontherun...Northerners are thick inbred scum. Most of you cant string a sentence together and you really do look like your lost. I mean most of you are slack jawed and my god... After working with Northerners I have to say that most of you think your something your not. The south laughs at your whippet and flatcap mentality. Now fuck off back down a mine and lets enjoy a wonderful song.
does anyone know if theres an updated version of this movie? Like a remastered version I mean, the youtube clips are really fuzzy (understandable for being made in the 70s) and Its hard to make out some objects and I want to watch the full movie.
The one thing I liked about this movie is that it wasn't your typical, 'sugar-coated', talking bunnies who lived happily ever after. It dealt with a more realistic, mortal tale of a group of rabbits looking for a new place to live. Ok, they did get there and there was a, 'happy ever after', so to speak, but even then the main character died and left his legacy. The kind of story kids ought to watch as it's more true to life and handles death sensitively but sensibly.
Watching this makes me cry immediatly, thought I'm allready 25.
I real love the movie - I did, when I was a child and much more do I now as I get the whole meaning of it. "Watership Down" and "the animals of farthing wood" probaply were the most meaningfull films I used to watch during my childhood.
I didn't even understodd the whole movie back then when I was watching it (around 5 or 6 years old), but it really did disturb me.
this is a movie for grown people belive me, disney is maybe better for children (i don't take anything way here from disney, because I'm 20 and i still watch disney movies with nephews and enjoy it).
@AgentK38 it varies greatly upon the individual I'd say. I loved this movie when I was 5-6 years old, completely understood what it was about and it didn't disturb me at all.
black rabbit: all the world will be your enemy,prince of a thousand enemies. and when they catch you, they will kill you.but first they must catch you; digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. be cunning and full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed.
maybe hearing "bright eyes" over and over again works like a subliminal message...
possible experimental evidence: try showing this vid to someone who never saw it before; disable the audio; see if he/her cries. Then, show this vid to another person who never saw it; put the volume on; see if he/her cries.
This is possibly one of the most haunting animated sequences in a film. It is captured so
sensitively by Mike Batts composition (those strings just pierce straight through all emotion) and Art garfunkels silky tenor vocals.
What is particularly sad and adds some resonance is that the chap who uploaded this died a couple of years ago (his daughter posted a comment then). This song meant a lot to him and his wife while she was alive - at least he is with her now.
@Vebinz japan is nowhere near this they have terrible animation they use key frames so cheaply and have a million still images, the japanese have the worst animation ever
I am 40 this year and this is probably still one of my favourite films to date with tarka the otter ..the very least this film should give you is a lump in your throat. I will never tire of watching this :(
This song makes me know how Fiver feels if he lost his brother, Hazel. They sometimes say that a rabbit can die of lonlieness. This is actually a pretty song.
Probably the only film, cartoon that has ever caused a tear to flow ever and I was only little when it happened. Such a great story and this song works perfectly within it.
This movie (especially this part) make this "Fist of the North Star" fan shed manly tears. That's how awesome this movie is and always have a spot in the "Hall of Fame"
this movie needs to be remade in live action , but use the technology f james camerons avatar. Its truly one of the most amazing stories of our time. And only a few know of it...richard adams made my childhood grow and my maturity grow at a young age. good stuff.
This movie is so amazing. It makes you scared of your own emotions, but still you want to watch it, because it's made so well. A worthy movie on an amazing book.
well bambi is from disney and u dont see the mother get shot so, how does anyone know she's even dead?!? and mother deer (does) leave their fawns when they're a year old. it was winter when she dissapered so yea, lol
In the novel Bambi's mother was never seen again after the hunters, even after Bambi asked all the animals. It meant that they either killed or the hunters took her away.
@thespiswolf southerners arent really known for having thick skin and being masculine... wussy beta males... no wonder your wives and girlfriends are so easy
I always thought this movie had the best soundtrack of all time, but the animation looked lazy and seconded rate, some of the backgrounds realy sucked to. the story was great, and suspiciously similar to the original story of Bambi by Felix Saltens from 1928 :)
I drive past Watership Down at least once a week when I am working. I can't help looking and thinking about this place- and the famous tale of life and death with which I grew up. I am a hairy-arsed bloke aged 41, however I still get goose-bumps when I pass this place.
Parts of the film also scared me to death when I was little but I think it's good to watch cos it taught me to appreciate that people aren't the only ones trying to make a life for themselves. Even tho the animal storyline is quite humanised it gives at least an idea of things through their eyes.
Yeah I agree, it is about death and survival. A brilliant movie, quite bloody as well, which should be appreciated as it would not be allowed In modern Kids movied. This is REAL, and Epic. A must see film.
this movie is so depressing in the start beacuse Hazel & Company goes to find a new home and everytime they are being almost killed at every place and in the end Hazel dies of old age but later in the movie it´s so bright they find a new home and i think that this film is very beutiful and i have seen it like 1 000 000 times but i still cry when i see it.
this part in the book was sad, but when watching it with music it really puts more feeling into it, got to watch it again, its not ground breaking animation but still amazing to watch
do you know the simpsons - episode where Homer walks out of the theatre after watching "The Empire Strikes Back" and saying in front of a bunch of people who are going to see the movie "Well, who had thougt that Vader is Luke Skywalker´s father?" Maybe there are some people out there who haven´t seen Watership Down yet...
Yes. I had this given to me from spirit a couple of months ago. Did not understand. Now I do. Thanks to the great spirit. & love 2 you Kenn forever.Until we meet....X Xo
I'm 23 and still get spooked watching this coz of the damage it did when i was young. The blood in the field scene at the beginning of the film gave me nightmares for years and even now i still have to put the light on sometimes coz of that one scene
T . T it would squeak very loudly and stuff and it died in my arms and ive promised myself never to get a rabbit again, i can go throught that amount of heartache again, im crying while typing this x'3
ive not seen all of watership down, i only got to see like half of it but the movie but it scares me because of rabbits getting killed and things. but besides that its pretty good ;3
Watership down is one of my favorite movies, I've watched it millions of times but Bright Eyes is just...... Sorry .... wait a sec. WAAAAAAAAAAAA! ; ( I have 2 bunnies!!!
I have never liked rabbits very much, but Watership Down is my all-time favorite book and I love the characters with a passion that I have never known with any other book!
i saw this film once when i was very young, and it scared the hell outta' me! i guess its the blood and stuff that i didn't like, but i still love this song!
I have a californian rabbit,(they are white with black ears,nose,feet,tail and red eyes),and she has her own character just like the rabbits in the book.
same here my rottweiler sheba lived like ginga densusta weed i love you sheba sighs heavily why did you have 2 leave me? i miss ya so much everytime i hear this song i am reminded of u crying softly
This song is so amazing and sad! When I was 12 I played this song to my friend, and she asked me why I listened to this stupid gay stuff..lol, lucky for me I'm not her friend anymore. It hurt me so much back then though. Did she have no feelings ;_;?
This song always reminds me of my gorgeous "BUDDY;" a long haired all black German Shepherd who died 1 1/2 years ago. "How can a light that burns so bright, suddenly fade?" I miss you Bud, you were my best friend ever! This song is a tribute to those whose "bright light has faded." 10 + stars!
I love this film, and love this clip. But I can never watch it without being reduced to tears. I'm not just talking eyes welling up either, I'm talking about full-blown 'your-mother-has-just-died' tears. I can't understand it! I can't even listen to the song (any version) without crying.
I saw this film yesterday on film 4. Went to my friends house because I was feeling low and needed to get out of the house. When I got to my friends, he was watching this. I sat down, just as this scene came on. It hooked me straight away and it almost reduced me to tears infront of my friend. I was so embarrassed. :P
Question: Does anyone know if this particular version of Bright Eyes was ever made commercially available...and if so, can it still be found? I have a couple of versions of Bright Eyes, but this version is the one I've always searched for. The orchestral backing softens the song into a dew of gentle harmonic breaths, swaying, wandering, longing...it is so sweetly sorrowful, it breaks my heart even writing about it *:)*
I know Mike Batt wrote it, but it was originally performed by Art Garfunkel. Batt's own version is OK, but it is not as moving as Garfunkel's, nor is it the version used in the film (which is the version I so dearly want to find).
Garethac81 - Look for Martin Rosen's production of Richard Adam's Watership Down. That was released as an album although hard to get a copy of. I bought one some time ago (CD) but have no idea where it is.
Thanks for the tip, MRC0480 - it's nice to know that the soundtrack album IS out there, somewhere! Do you remember if this exact version of Bright Eyes is on that album? I've been disappointed many times by soundtracks containing different versions of songs featured in my favourite films. I paid £30 on ebay for a copy of the Planes, Trains & Automobiles OST a while back, only to find that the beautiful instrumental themes in the film are changed to include vocals on the album *:(*
everytime when i listen this i start thinking my bunny who is died in few months ago ;(
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All the world will be your enemy. Prince with a thousand enemies. And whenever they catch you, they will kill you. But first they much catch you. Digger, listenener, runner, Prince with the warning. Be cunning, full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed.
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77Listen 4 months ago
Jessontherun...Northerners are thick inbred scum. Most of you cant string a sentence together and you really do look like your lost. I mean most of you are slack jawed and my god... After working with Northerners I have to say that most of you think your something your not. The south laughs at your whippet and flatcap mentality. Now fuck off back down a mine and lets enjoy a wonderful song.
BrilliantNutter 5 months ago
@BrilliantNutter
Howay man, divn't be like that!
KyleSF92 1 month ago
i always cry on this song, in my childhood i saw this ilm 15 years ago... good film, good song...
nichtig86 5 months ago
@ willowbreezeMiyuki: Oh yes, I still own mine, too ;-))
Shibawalker 6 months ago
Read The Book, if you think the movie was moving!
It's a *very* important political work, as well as about death and life...
Genius... oh, thank you, "unclewes"!
<3!
LitLBirdLitLBird 6 months ago
I looked to it when I was a kid and it made me cry and it still makes me cry . it's so sad to see bunnies die and fight :(
doublelifeeee 7 months ago
gibts den Film auf auch in Deutsch auf DVD?
3Magie 8 months ago
@3Magie
Ist schwierig, die komische neuauflage gibt es noch auf dvd aber ich hab hauptsächlich nur die VHS version gefunden und naja das wird teuer^^
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joseph mcManners's bright eyes's so better than thz 1
hassantaa 9 months ago
joseph mcManners's bright eyes's better than thz 1
hassantaa 9 months ago
Just wonderful and breathtaking, masterpiece of a book and movie and song. Just love it. thanks a lot for it.
rudolfdkaat 9 months ago
does anyone know if theres an updated version of this movie? Like a remastered version I mean, the youtube clips are really fuzzy (understandable for being made in the 70s) and Its hard to make out some objects and I want to watch the full movie.
SpaceBandit666 10 months ago
@SpaceBandit666 right here: neBftfMt5xA
runitecastle 8 months ago
Thats the spirit., Death is Nothing to be afraid of.. Its all around us..
PenetreraEskimo 10 months ago
@PenetreraEskimo It is survival of the fittest,dude.
altarush 8 months ago
Paintbrush is the tool, paper is the canvas, life and death is the story.
i3ever 11 months ago
this is a beautiful example of hope
flyslaier 11 months ago
i love this movie
cartoonkingforeever 1 year ago
The one thing I liked about this movie is that it wasn't your typical, 'sugar-coated', talking bunnies who lived happily ever after. It dealt with a more realistic, mortal tale of a group of rabbits looking for a new place to live. Ok, they did get there and there was a, 'happy ever after', so to speak, but even then the main character died and left his legacy. The kind of story kids ought to watch as it's more true to life and handles death sensitively but sensibly.
JFredUK 1 year ago 3
this is mystifying
cartoonkingforeever 1 year ago
It also deal swith uncontrolled development and destruction of nature and life by forces of greed and ignorance
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monicaseula 1 year ago
Watching this makes me cry immediatly, thought I'm allready 25.
I real love the movie - I did, when I was a child and much more do I now as I get the whole meaning of it. "Watership Down" and "the animals of farthing wood" probaply were the most meaningfull films I used to watch during my childhood.
Shibawalker 1 year ago
@Shibawalker i still own my beaten up vhs copy of "the animals of farthing woods" =) .
willowbreezeMiyuki 1 year ago
No! this movie is about life. And that death doesn't make sense in it.
cocoverdura 1 year ago 3
@cocoverdura I think it's more about how death is simply a part of life.It's about how soceity works and learning to live with it.
gio73vanna 1 year ago
I didn't even understodd the whole movie back then when I was watching it (around 5 or 6 years old), but it really did disturb me.
this is a movie for grown people belive me, disney is maybe better for children (i don't take anything way here from disney, because I'm 20 and i still watch disney movies with nephews and enjoy it).
AgentK38 1 year ago
@AgentK38 it varies greatly upon the individual I'd say. I loved this movie when I was 5-6 years old, completely understood what it was about and it didn't disturb me at all.
Varghalur 10 months ago
i love this movie an this song makes me cry
siraschnuffel 1 year ago
*Hits himself* See, I am in a lot of pain, that is why I am crying...
Klikoderat 1 year ago
i watched the tv serie every day when i was little (like 10 orso)
i really loved it but i thought that bad rabit was a little bit creapy...
Silke6661 1 year ago
black rabbit: all the world will be your enemy,prince of a thousand enemies. and when they catch you, they will kill you.but first they must catch you; digger, listener, runner, prince with the swift warning. be cunning and full of tricks, and your people will never be destroyed.
cosbo34 1 year ago
what happens in this film that is sad and makes people cry??
geartop988 1 year ago
@geartop988
maybe hearing "bright eyes" over and over again works like a subliminal message...
possible experimental evidence: try showing this vid to someone who never saw it before; disable the audio; see if he/her cries. Then, show this vid to another person who never saw it; put the volume on; see if he/her cries.
9DarkSoul6 1 year ago
@geartop988 You have to watch the movie :3.
Scotish223332 1 year ago
This is possibly one of the most haunting animated sequences in a film. It is captured so
sensitively by Mike Batts composition (those strings just pierce straight through all emotion) and Art garfunkels silky tenor vocals.
What is particularly sad and adds some resonance is that the chap who uploaded this died a couple of years ago (his daughter posted a comment then). This song meant a lot to him and his wife while she was alive - at least he is with her now.
MRC0480 1 year ago
so damn hauntingly beautiful
avinkarel14 1 year ago
This and the final scene with Hazel's death always make me cry.
Really one of the best animated films. It's too bad the US doesn't make animation like this, only Europe and Japan do.
Vebinz 1 year ago
@Vebinz japan is nowhere near this they have terrible animation they use key frames so cheaply and have a million still images, the japanese have the worst animation ever
cartoonkingforeever 1 year ago
@cartoonkingforeever
You can't possibly be refering to full-length animated movies form Japan,such as those from Myazaki or Otomo.
But anyway, I was refering to themes and subject matter more than anything.
The US doesn't do serious adult animation like this, only the Japanese and Europeans (and occasionally Canadians).
Vebinz 1 year ago
@Vebinz i guess your right but Americans can still make amazing animated movies
cartoonkingforeever 1 year ago
@cartoonkingforeever
Look at movies like "Ninja Scroll" & tell me it's crappy done....
YourMNKY 1 year ago
@YourMNKY to many ninja stuff going on for my liking with anime, but this is amazing with such brilliant music
cartoonkingforeever 1 year ago
When I was a child I never "got" this film, allow me to elaborate, when my pet rabbit died I watched this film to CHEER ME UP!
LordRonnie42 1 year ago
Why did I follow the link on the tropes!!!??
*already getting misty eyed* Son of a WHORE....!!!
This is not fair...no...make it stop.
Why can't I stop it..?
Ohh...ohh...the tears...
Oh...no...
No...
*sobbing like a small child*
xxYaminoHikarixx 1 year ago
Great song!
kevrev7 1 year ago
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I have always cry when I hear the song. That is always so sad.
Fun25100 1 year ago
I have always cry when I hear the song. That is always so sad.
Fun25100 1 year ago
oh wow what can i say.
libbydoo59 1 year ago
fantastic
alex2smooth 1 year ago
the vibe i got from the film as a child was of survival. the musical score, well is just top notch and is beautfully arranged
alex2smooth 1 year ago
I am 40 this year and this is probably still one of my favourite films to date with tarka the otter ..the very least this film should give you is a lump in your throat. I will never tire of watching this :(
darren115 1 year ago
Hi. I love this song !.
I am 13 yrs old from UK. I have uploaded a clip of me SINGING BRIGHT EYES.
** I would love some feedback on my clip **
and SUBSCRIBE if you like it as I have lots more coming soon.
"Tears in Heaven" also uploaded recently. Thanks ;-)
tillysmum 1 year ago
nice
HorzaCortese 1 year ago
This song makes me know how Fiver feels if he lost his brother, Hazel. They sometimes say that a rabbit can die of lonlieness. This is actually a pretty song.
PhoenixPrincess10 1 year ago 6
Good memories of this(L)
Steessyy 1 year ago
Yay. :)
I love this book.
The movie is good too.
PhantomSweetLove16 2 years ago
i have 2 rabbits
1 is my sisters
if my rabbit died
i'd never forgive myself
i'd be a wreck in school and never eat, sleep etc.
lotten16 2 years ago
A very powerfull and dramatic cartoon.
bluewhiting 2 years ago 8
Probably the only film, cartoon that has ever caused a tear to flow ever and I was only little when it happened. Such a great story and this song works perfectly within it.
zepsis 2 years ago 5
i've never cried during or after a film. But the closest I've ever come is while watching WD. Great Film!
titchinjp 2 years ago 2
Try Fluke... :'(
T2Terminator 2 years ago
omg im crying
riggerrogger101 2 years ago 4
very sad song, 20 years old and still get tears, i remember this when i was little, brillaint film, brillaint song x
LDot28 2 years ago 2
its sad because you know that they earned their rest
Animel777 2 years ago 3
I never got that, I just always knew something was wrong when the spirit starts hopping around etc
CashForGash 2 years ago 2
This movie (especially this part) make this "Fist of the North Star" fan shed manly tears. That's how awesome this movie is and always have a spot in the "Hall of Fame"
rockogambi 2 years ago
this movie needs to be remade in live action , but use the technology f james camerons avatar. Its truly one of the most amazing stories of our time. And only a few know of it...richard adams made my childhood grow and my maturity grow at a young age. good stuff.
Fiorwestcoast 2 years ago
This movie is so amazing. It makes you scared of your own emotions, but still you want to watch it, because it's made so well. A worthy movie on an amazing book.
LemmingD84 2 years ago 5
well stated
Ylossk 2 years ago
this is so much more sadder than bambi!
321daveyy 2 years ago 11
well bambi is from disney and u dont see the mother get shot so, how does anyone know she's even dead?!? and mother deer (does) leave their fawns when they're a year old. it was winter when she dissapered so yea, lol
Hyzenthlay1996 2 years ago
In the novel Bambi's mother was never seen again after the hunters, even after Bambi asked all the animals. It meant that they either killed or the hunters took her away.
ObscuroSknim1234 2 years ago
yea i no, i was just having a joke thats all.
Hyzenthlay1996 2 years ago
ah... very hard to tell if it's a joke when reading text ^^"
ObscuroSknim1234 2 years ago
lol
Hyzenthlay1996 2 years ago
grabbing the tissues.. everytime.
JoshBC4L 2 years ago
I am a grown, 37-year-old, heterosexual, proud Southern man, and this still, to this damn day, makes me bawl my eyes out.
thespiswolf 2 years ago 106
@thespiswolf I am 35 and the Same...
XadrikXu 1 year ago
@thespiswolf It only gets worse by aging :-p
verderf666 11 months ago
@thespiswolf gay lord...haha
MrAnthonyholden 10 months ago
@thespiswolf southerners arent really known for having thick skin and being masculine... wussy beta males... no wonder your wives and girlfriends are so easy
JessOnTheRun 10 months ago
@thespiswolf same here , my son is 5 and he loves the movie and always asks "why r u crying dady"
larsdennis71 7 months ago
@thespiswolf so damn true :)
DEADLYOVERRIDE 4 months ago
You should watch Grave of the Fireflies. As much as I like Watership Down, that film makes this seem upbeat in comparison!
LurkingCrassZero 2 years ago 2
I was among the many 80s children scarred for life by this film!! lol! It still reduces me to tears now
lozzamj 2 years ago 2
i love this film, it never fails to make me cry :(
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I always thought this movie had the best soundtrack of all time, but the animation looked lazy and seconded rate, some of the backgrounds realy sucked to. the story was great, and suspiciously similar to the original story of Bambi by Felix Saltens from 1928 :)
FalineWhiteTailDoe 2 years ago
Dont get me wrong, I still think Watership Down was one of the best movies ever made. =)
FalineWhiteTailDoe 2 years ago 2
Its wonderful to read so many comments which echo my sentiments - its so sad and tear inducing. 41 and still cry over it.
karanaman68 2 years ago 3
its alot different watchin this as a 15 year old than when i last watched it at 5. great film. a must watch for young kids
123456789hugh 2 years ago 3
I fucking love this movie..
Flumpansamonga 2 years ago 5
this song always reminds me of my father, i always watched this movie at his house, and i can still hear him sing this song. R.I.P dad!
lindarctica 2 years ago 7
my dad and i used to watch this movie .... he died after i turned 6 .. :(
prettykitty111333 2 years ago 2
I drive past Watership Down at least once a week when I am working. I can't help looking and thinking about this place- and the famous tale of life and death with which I grew up. I am a hairy-arsed bloke aged 41, however I still get goose-bumps when I pass this place.
Cliff
CS80undermybed 2 years ago 6
it makes me cry :0
BreyerFan090 2 years ago 3
This song & scene moved me to tears as a kid.
Parts of the film also scared me to death when I was little but I think it's good to watch cos it taught me to appreciate that people aren't the only ones trying to make a life for themselves. Even tho the animal storyline is quite humanised it gives at least an idea of things through their eyes.
rmephh 2 years ago 6
This movie STILL makes me cry...
The whole movie is about death, explained in the most beautiful way DX
Icebabe2103 2 years ago 37
Yeah I agree, it is about death and survival. A brilliant movie, quite bloody as well, which should be appreciated as it would not be allowed In modern Kids movied. This is REAL, and Epic. A must see film.
darrin42 2 years ago
this movie is so depressing in the start beacuse Hazel & Company goes to find a new home and everytime they are being almost killed at every place and in the end Hazel dies of old age but later in the movie it´s so bright they find a new home and i think that this film is very beutiful and i have seen it like 1 000 000 times but i still cry when i see it.
Chandersson25 2 years ago 4
this part in the book was sad, but when watching it with music it really puts more feeling into it, got to watch it again, its not ground breaking animation but still amazing to watch
StarGazerBleu 2 years ago
Oh, i love this song <3 I can listend to it 1000000 times on a day but i should still love it <'33
EmptyFairyLove 2 years ago 3
This bit of the film gave me such a lump in my throat when i was little and it still does! :*(
butterflyjamjar 2 years ago 4
That movie depresses me.
jenniferjanez 2 years ago 4
jenniferjanez, then you must already have underlying depression before watching it.
leafmutt 2 years ago
A song that will make grown men of a certain age weep!
Fantastic bit of animation, very dark in places.
wickywhite 2 years ago 4
if you wonder what i mean with took
then i mean
put to sleep
<(
(starts to cry)
this song is the one i'd like to have for my funeral
lotten16 2 years ago 6
Song is a drug, once bitten forever smitten.
leafmutt 2 years ago 7
did this win any awards?
7shutdown7 2 years ago
WOW loving the Oboe @ 13 to 38 seconds
leafmutt 2 years ago
omg i cant watch dis withot crying nd its reminds me of me catt :'(
jesss12334 2 years ago 4
Whenever I hear anyone say that animation is childish and low in artistic merit, I just point them to this movie.
IComeAnon4 2 years ago 4
mmmm
thesuburbanapeking 2 years ago
I can't , listen to this song without crying, watching the clips breaks my heart, but still, love it so much. Thanks for posting. LOL.
anstonian 2 years ago 7
watch to the end you will see that hazel rah saves them and dies peacefully of old age :)
budabonger1978 2 years ago 5
do you know the simpsons - episode where Homer walks out of the theatre after watching "The Empire Strikes Back" and saying in front of a bunch of people who are going to see the movie "Well, who had thougt that Vader is Luke Skywalker´s father?" Maybe there are some people out there who haven´t seen Watership Down yet...
Lennyfred 2 years ago 4
I don't really understand, but sure ^^' (at least I know that episode)
DisneyLover144 2 years ago
it was a reply to someone who gave away the ending of the movie. I hate that.^^
Lennyfred 2 years ago
Yes. I had this given to me from spirit a couple of months ago. Did not understand. Now I do. Thanks to the great spirit. & love 2 you Kenn forever.Until we meet....X Xo
shannix 2 years ago
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i clicked on the wrong video. :/
lopemastergm 2 years ago
this movie makes me cry :(
Ntrlhrsgrl 2 years ago 2
I am determined to get a tattoo of the Black rabbit of Inle if it's the last thing I do.
honeythorn 2 years ago 3
I'm 23 and still get spooked watching this coz of the damage it did when i was young. The blood in the field scene at the beginning of the film gave me nightmares for years and even now i still have to put the light on sometimes coz of that one scene
gixxerluvindave 2 years ago 4
i cried watching this, and this film scares me always has but this scene always gets to me
megalolz1189 2 years ago 4
sung by Art Garfunkel (of Simon & Garfunkel), IMO the best of his solo works!
3DogsLive 2 years ago 2
my rabbit died because of a disease
T . T it would squeak very loudly and stuff and it died in my arms and ive promised myself never to get a rabbit again, i can go throught that amount of heartache again, im crying while typing this x'3
ive not seen all of watership down, i only got to see like half of it but the movie but it scares me because of rabbits getting killed and things. but besides that its pretty good ;3
SuperRainbowCat 2 years ago 3
This song -always- makes me cry...
KaldakaDoLarn 2 years ago 2
damn it's hard not to cry :S
R.I.P. Roger (my old rabbit)
ICanHasCheesburger 2 years ago 2
this film scared the shit out of my sister!
kowloon89 2 years ago
I watched it about 10 years ago it didnt scare me then but it does now!
emathestar 2 years ago
love this song, makes me cry everytime i hear it.x
kierransimster 2 years ago 2
They should bring traditional animation back by using this scene saying "I can't believe it's not computer animated! Beautiful song. I love it.
MJJslilgrl 2 years ago
"Bring it back"? What'd'ya mean? All of Miyazaki's movies are drawn by hand!!!
skavenjurr 2 years ago
i remember watching this film as a kid. i still watch it now. excellent music to go with a excellent film.
gamerm8 2 years ago
Lovely song I read the book, it was phenomenal.
peskylisa 2 years ago 5
me too :P
ICanHasCheesburger 2 years ago
Watership down is one of my favorite movies, I've watched it millions of times but Bright Eyes is just...... Sorry .... wait a sec. WAAAAAAAAAAAA! ; ( I have 2 bunnies!!!
bexluvsbreyers 2 years ago 2
its perfect.very good
Hyzenthlay4ever 3 years ago
Makes me cry. :'( I have a bearded dragon lizard who has an absess on his mouth, and the vet said he might not make it.
I'll pray for you, Percy. Please don't leave me.
ThylacineAli 3 years ago
Love this movie, always been my fav ever since I first saw it :)and this song is great :)
InflatableKMH 3 years ago 3
Love this song, always been one of my favourites and one of my fave films.
depman1972 3 years ago 3
wot a movie & sound track just gr8....doesnt this song just make u stop & think !
leemel72 3 years ago
Oohw noo :'(
patje7 3 years ago
I love is song! :')
kinjaru123 3 years ago
I have never liked rabbits very much, but Watership Down is my all-time favorite book and I love the characters with a passion that I have never known with any other book!
thezaylady 3 years ago 2
this always makes me cry :(
babiichic 3 years ago 4
i saw this film once when i was very young, and it scared the hell outta' me! i guess its the blood and stuff that i didn't like, but i still love this song!
munchodecruncho 3 years ago
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i love it
♥
ashhardwick 3 years ago 6
I have a californian rabbit,(they are white with black ears,nose,feet,tail and red eyes),and she has her own character just like the rabbits in the book.
toecutterr6 3 years ago
I DUNNO HOW PEOPLE WHO HAVEN'T SEEN THIS MOVIE LIVE! It's so good...but sad.
LucyXX
SeeYaBassoon 3 years ago
same here my rottweiler sheba lived like ginga densusta weed i love you sheba sighs heavily why did you have 2 leave me? i miss ya so much everytime i hear this song i am reminded of u crying softly
bloodyshark789 3 years ago
Same...but it reminds me so so much of my cat Jess...reminds me of the fact that both his eyes were not bright...one had cataract over it...
LucyXX
SeeYaBassoon 3 years ago
IM REALLY AM SRRY 4 ur lose i will pray 4 U
Roadkill6668 3 years ago
always reminds me of my faithfull dog,
she died 15years ago r i p Bess
thicky7ern 3 years ago 4
this song reminds me of my familys 2 dogs
Eddie and Linus
they were old
first we took Linus because of his legs
and then after a few days we had to take(sry starts to cry) Eddie b'cause he felt lonely
lotten16 2 years ago 4
What? couldn't you get another dog?? you only gave him a few DAYS to get over it?
Kaninchen 2 years ago
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lotten16 2 years ago
a lovely book and a beautiful song.. i love hazel so much!
buddhabunnee 3 years ago
ah,this version,(from the movie),is different.There are no drums and bass.
toecutterr6 3 years ago
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i love drum & bass
UltimateVenom 3 years ago
This song is so amazing and sad! When I was 12 I played this song to my friend, and she asked me why I listened to this stupid gay stuff..lol, lucky for me I'm not her friend anymore. It hurt me so much back then though. Did she have no feelings ;_;?
DreamingBookCastles 3 years ago 9
This song always reminds me of my gorgeous "BUDDY;" a long haired all black German Shepherd who died 1 1/2 years ago. "How can a light that burns so bright, suddenly fade?" I miss you Bud, you were my best friend ever! This song is a tribute to those whose "bright light has faded." 10 + stars!
jsbach15 3 years ago 5
sorry to hear that :(
foxcell 3 years ago
I love this film, and love this clip. But I can never watch it without being reduced to tears. I'm not just talking eyes welling up either, I'm talking about full-blown 'your-mother-has-just-died' tears. I can't understand it! I can't even listen to the song (any version) without crying.
It's so odd!
EyesLikeBroccoli 3 years ago 5
StreetSis, no shame in crying! This makes my tearful everytime I watch or listen to it. I'm I'm a guy...!
ChrisM1709 3 years ago 3
This is why this movie is a classic. 5 stars
roseynick 3 years ago
I saw this film yesterday on film 4. Went to my friends house because I was feeling low and needed to get out of the house. When I got to my friends, he was watching this. I sat down, just as this scene came on. It hooked me straight away and it almost reduced me to tears infront of my friend. I was so embarrassed. :P
streetsiswatchin 3 years ago 4
Absolutely amazing vid. I love Watership Down and that song. 5 stars and a fav.
VialliForever 3 years ago 2
Question: Does anyone know if this particular version of Bright Eyes was ever made commercially available...and if so, can it still be found? I have a couple of versions of Bright Eyes, but this version is the one I've always searched for. The orchestral backing softens the song into a dew of gentle harmonic breaths, swaying, wandering, longing...it is so sweetly sorrowful, it breaks my heart even writing about it *:)*
garethac81 3 years ago
Yeh its composed and sung by Mike Batt and is available on itunes
superjack07 3 years ago
I know Mike Batt wrote it, but it was originally performed by Art Garfunkel. Batt's own version is OK, but it is not as moving as Garfunkel's, nor is it the version used in the film (which is the version I so dearly want to find).
garethac81 3 years ago
I don't know but this is my fav version too. I love the strings and the music in this version.
richardsfinalfantasy 3 years ago
Garethac81 - Look for Martin Rosen's production of Richard Adam's Watership Down. That was released as an album although hard to get a copy of. I bought one some time ago (CD) but have no idea where it is.
MRC0480 3 years ago
Thanks for the tip, MRC0480 - it's nice to know that the soundtrack album IS out there, somewhere! Do you remember if this exact version of Bright Eyes is on that album? I've been disappointed many times by soundtracks containing different versions of songs featured in my favourite films. I paid £30 on ebay for a copy of the Planes, Trains & Automobiles OST a while back, only to find that the beautiful instrumental themes in the film are changed to include vocals on the album *:(*
garethac81 3 years ago