I watched this when I was born in 2002 and notice this movie came out in 1973

Hat Kid's Web Hat Kid as Charlotte George Pig as Wilbur

3:35 Man, i love Templeton.

This movie is heartwarming, adorable, and just plain memorable, like Luci Christian.

1973

I'm staying right here! I haven't the slightest interest in fairs! That's because you've never been to one. You can creep out late at night and find a fantastic banquet. A fair is a veritable smorgasbord-orgasbord-orgasbord After the crowd's have ceased Each night, when the lights go out, it can be found, on the ground, all around Oh, what a ratly feast Why, a fair has enough disgusting leftover food to satisfy a whole army of rats! Is this true? Is this appetizing yarn of yours true? Will I find melon rinds and bits of hot dogs Cookie crumbs and rotten cotton candy Melted ice cream, mustard dripplings Moldy goodies everywhere Yes, yes Lots of popcorn, apple cores Banana peels and soggy sandwiches And gobs of gorgeous gook to gobble at the fair Yes, yes, yes I like high living. What you say tempts me. It's true. Go to the fair, Templeton. You will find that it will surpass your wildest dreams! You mean tin cans with particle tuna fish sticking to them? Greasy paper bags stuffed with rotten eggs? Yep, yep, yep! True, true, true! That's enough! Don't tell me anymore! I'm going! A fair is a veritable smorgasbord-orgasbord-orgasbord After the gates are shut Each night, when the lights go out, it can be found, on the ground, all around That's where a rat can glut, glut, glut, glut! LOL!

No child, myself included, saw this film in the 70s and walked away from it unchanged. It was a hard lesson but an important one. I was made better for it. Our entire generation was.

Man this trailer tells you the entire movie lol.

The very first movie I ever saw in a theater, with both my mom and dad. I was 5. I cried at the sad ending, and I think they felt bad, so we went to the pet store and bought a black and white rat and named him Templeton. This trailer brings it all back like it was yesterday. Great memories of a simpler time.

Announcer: From the beloved animation duo who brought you Yogi Bear, The Flintstones, The Jetsons and Scooby-Doo

Does anyone know what this really means

Templeton: Fairly well Charlotte, you old schemer. This will be a night to remember! 3:35

Happy 50th Anniversary Charlotte's Web🎉🎉

Templeton: Have A Nice 👍 Day!

Fern: What’s Going on!

Henry: Hey 👋

Wilbur: Surprise!

I like it, but its not as action filled as Heidi's Song.

I remember this American animated film from the early 1970s all right. I watched it on telly when I was younger. I know it was produced by Hanna-Barbera who were most famous for The Flintstones,The Jetsons, Scooby-Doo and Yogi Bear). Despite Hanna-Barbera library being owned by Warner Bros., I think Paramount, a subsidiary of Paramount Global (former names: Viacom and ViacomCBS) stills owns the right of this 1970s animated film. Anyway I am still watching and I still like it as well.

(( 🕷️))Just got this 1973 Charlotte's web dvd at Barnes & noble. Yes I am so loving and it's been years since I watched it. I tried to get into the live-action movie but I can't. nothing beats the original movies.

3:28 The copyright at the bottom was supposed to say 1973, not 2.

Celebrating 50 Years of a Terrific Radiant Humble Masterpiece

Today is the 50th anniversary of the 1973 film charlotte's Web and that film has been a great classic over the years, it even aired on TV like on boomerang, maybe cartoon network and before those channels, Disney Channel played that film before the others during the 1990s.

"The happiest motion picture of the year." Pfft, yeah right. A spider voiced by Debbie Reynolds dying after sacrificing everything to save a pig's life is *definitely* something happy.

I remember the time when, I first read the book before, the animated movie from charlottes web in 3rd grade as well as the live action version of charlottes web was released in the theaters.

I really like this cartoon and I watched it as a child and like it still the same.

in 1973 Animated films based on e.b white book is live action reboot movie played will smith did version of wilbur pig and rest of cast of talking animal.

Charlotte’s Web 1973 Deleted Scenes

pov: im in summer school rn

By the same animated team that got you Scooby Doo and the Jetsons

Did you know songs from the original music team that gave you Mary Poppins worked on this in the theatrical trailer the narrator says from the academy award team that gave you Mary Poppins he means the Sherman Brothers

You know Universal Studios they actually made a sequel on this In 2003 I think

It was based off a book

You don't have to be a kid to enjoy this. In 1973 I was 18 and took my 7 year old brother to see it. Paul Lynde as Templeton really injects the adult humor into it. Legendary cast for the voices.

2:10 From Thee Academy Award team that gave you Mary Poppins!

HANNA BARBARA

Paul Lynde sounded like a alien when he played the rat

Fun fact: it got released in a drive in movie theaters

Why did Wilbur face the movie theater audiences at 0:37?

I remember when I saw the first trailer of this film. The only line I got;;; "Aliens rule! But humans rock." That I thought was cool 😎 🔫🔫🔫

Blew me away

This was one of my fav movies as a kid.

how MEAN can you be really?? This is nothing but hate....can you not see... nope

I saw this in the theater.

i saw the whole movie

Omg omg I remember this movie, I watched it years ago on video!! This brings back so many memories. I love you nanna and I miss you poppy ❤️

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1973 animation in US better than 2020 animation in my country vietnam ;)

Charlotte's Web and Star Wars Debbie and Carrie I love both of them