1:23 Br'er Fox got a little TOO excited 😭

2:25 The way Br'er Fox slaps Br'er Bear is hilarious 💀

Br'er Bear's face at the very end. Damn.

I used to watched this when I was little

I agree 😢

This is one of my Favorite Endings from a Movie! It's so Damn Good and Beautiful!

Pelicula mexicana "La loca De La Casa" (1949) - pedro armendariz y susana freyre

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Is it just me, or does Br'er Rabbit sound like Chris Rock and Br'er Fox sound like Eddie Murphy?

1:51 - Did the vocalizing come from Teenchy?

Love how the black kid trips and falls and nobody seems to care. The kid handled it like a pro though.

i love song of the south as well as mary poppins.

Disney should’ve done two versions, one with Uncle Remus, and one with just the animated parts.

I know where my laughing place is. And that would be in Heaven with God; with Jesus, my lord and savior.

The animated segments were always my favorite parts of the Song of the South film. Maybe if the whole film was animated under a different title with just Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox and Br'er Bear as the main characters and were still voiced by the same people (Johhny Lee, James Baskett, Nick Stewart), Splash Mountain would probably still be opened at Disneyland and the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World to this day instead of being replaced by Tiana's Bayou Adventure and wouldn't be considered racist and the ride's animatronics probably would've been updated.

Oh my God, this is so triggering!😂😂😂 GTFO

Don't pause at 1:10 💀

Im curious to how they developed this movie without any use of computer graphics

Here's my take: i know this movie got in huge trouble because he was supposed to be a black man working on a plantation. And people got mad because people feel it's sugar coating how bad plantations were back then. But here's the thing, i don't think that's what was supposed to be gotten out of this. What i see is a jokly old man who in even dire situations, in a place he's struggling, he's optimistic and positive on his outlook on life and finds solis in what he has. I think more people should strive to be like that. I personally think everyone took it the wrong way and gang hated this movie because of that.

Ain’t nothin’ in there but beeeeessss 😂

You think if the movie only has live action bits in the beginning and end and the rest just animation, the movie could’ve been sparred?

Twitter: This movie is racist Me: So you watched it? Twitter: …. Well no, but…. Me: See ya!

When I was little I always thought Br'er Rabbit and the Nestlé Quik Bunny were cousins.

Honestly, if the Disney company really wanted to keep this film relevant or in the public conscious, they would've just made an edited version minus the Uncle Remus bits. Maybe even produce two versions so the people could choose.

I love when the protagonist outsmart the antagonist kinda like Aladdin did with Jafar

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The stories of Uncle Remus are the proud heritage and culture of the African Americans. They stories were brought over from Africa. It good that Joel Chandler Harris wrote them down and now all Americans can enjoy them.

Coonskin did better I think...

Song of the South is my laughing place. Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! And everybody has a laughing place even if they're a villain.

Fun fact! There is a way to watch the full movie of Song of the South. Just type in Song of the South free movie

Thank you New York!!!

1:17 1:18 2:24 2:25

1:29-1:34 King Koopa: Who asked you, Bee-Breath?

I know both the Reconstruction Era and the 1940s were tough times for African Americans, but just imagine waking up to this beautiful singing.

3:31 Did they used the same laugh for King Louie in the Jungle Book?

Walt originally wanted to do a bunch of animated segments leading up to and prior to the release of this film of the tales with the Brer's... wish we received that.... sadly these characters will slowly fade 😢

Tar baby is wild

Jake and Joe are grounded by their mom and dad.

Disney: We're taking down Splash Mountain because the theme is too controversial towards our community The theme:

It's really great that Uncle Remus poisoned these traditional AFRICAN folk tales for generwtions to come :/

How is this film racist? They didn't say the dreaded N-word.

I don't give a shit what people say about this movie! It is a timeless classic! Tiana needs to back off!! The Brer's will always win!

I still can't believe the Democrats finally killed Splash Mountain.

When I was kid uncle Remus would put me to bed. Some really good wisdom in the stories, bare rabbit wants to run away from his problems but as Uncle Remus says theres not a place that far. There are people in this world that want to do you harm. You have to keep your wits when dealing with them. Don’t get needlessly offended, always works against you. Some problems get bigger the more you mess with them. I’m older now but grew up in the south. The ways these folks looked and talked was almost exactly as they are portrayed, it was a reality not a racist stereotype. It endeared me to them with deep respect due to the wisdom of Uncle Remus.

0:40 I Said "Howdy!" 😂

I bought a copy of the Song of the South on Blu-ray from Japan to contradict Disney's claim that this doesn't exist. Best decision of my life the songs are catchy as hell

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The ending gives me goosebumps everytime 😳

If it’s night time, what’s with the sunlight ? Maybe it’s the old film color? I loved this movie as a kid growing up

Finally watched da whole kit'n'kaboodle from 1946, yessuh, all 1 hr 34 min of it, to see what all dem woke folks be fussin' 'bout, and da only thing dat kep' muh eyes open wuz tryin' to 'magine dem subtitles on muh screen. Hee-hee-hee.