Goodbye, Miss 4th of July (Disney Channel Premiere Film) 1988

[@BellerPark]

I have periodically checked KZbin for this, for well over a decade. I almost cried from a little childhood nostalgia when I saw that it was actually here. 😢 🎉

[@desertodavid]

🐂💩 you looked on KZbin for over 10 years for this movie but didn't bother to check online to buy it even though you have internet at the tip of your fingers. Yeah sure we believe you-- don't we guys??

[@JohnnyLightningV10]

I was in this movie as a kid. Was a lot of fun and great memories filming.

[@AuntieRissa23]

I am so happy to see this on here! I'm from Montgomery, WV. It's where I'm sitting right now. So much history long forgotten represented in this movie.

[@pamkaatz6245]

I showed this movie to my HS Spanish classes. People asked me what it had to do with Spanish. Learning to respect everyone. My students loved it but the last info about who wrote it made some cry. They didn't know it was based on a true story.

[@sassbrat]

I think I could be wrong but The writer of the book based on the true story is her brother,

[@kwadwotuffour5529]

Cool. We watched it in my world history class in 9th grade. Spring 2000. Good times. Great movie

[@JohnnyLightningV10]

Disney needs to put this on Plus.

[@krystalnelson4715]

I am so happy to have found this movie, I watched as a kid every fourth and I was able to share it with my son this year.

[@darlamoore5946]

I have had this movie on my mind for awhile. I loved it as a young teen. Great movie. Thank you for posting 🙂

[@nancyfindley2480]

God bless you for showing this story. Thank you. 🙏🏼💕

[@LittleBlue001]

One of my all time favorite movies. Makes me cry every time.

[@tiffanygrever8092]

Thank you for posting this I have been wanting to see this again for a long time.when the corona hit two years ago I started remembering this moving and what the people went threw during the Spanish flu.

[@faithworks217]

This is a fictional story based on the author's sister Niki, who emigrated to the United States in 1917. In the movie, she says that one of her brothers died in Greece of the Spanish flu. The first case of this flu occurred in Fort Riley, Kansas in March 1918 and the first case of it in Greece was in July 1918, after American troops brought it to Europe. It did not originate in Spain. Spain was really upset about being blamed for it and having their name attached to it.

[@mgannon453]

I thought the Turks killed her brother

[@hangchaithonh833]

@@mgannon453 yes one die in war and the other die of the flu

[@lynettec9807]

I loved this movie as a kid!!!!

[@gracetoth5322]

I have this on VHS taped off the tv. Great movie!

[@Avulxx]

Thank you for posting! I have been looking for this gem for years!

[@jamielcogdill]

This movie was a staple in my childhood

[@kyrunya]

I haven’t seen this movie in years. I had Covid in March and I stayed sick after the Covid was gone. I’m just recovering and I am waiting to get feeling back in my legs so I can walk without a walker. This movie is reminding me of all the people I know that passed from Covid, including my family member. I’ve never been so sick in my life and definitely not for so long. I couldn’t even work. I’m so thankful to be alive and recovering. Hopefully, I’ll be able to walk regularly soon.

[@booklover120]

I watched whenever I was kid since part of it was filmed in one of my hometowns, Elizabethton, Tn and My sister looked everywhere to show her kids and I did too around Christmas and all I could find at the time was the trailer and how to find a copy to buy! So, excited to find it here!

[@fondasparks6569]

They filmed some at the big white house in Limestone TN too. I drove by every chance I could as I lived nearby. After the movie they let the house deteriorate and fall in. It was so sad.

[@rutbrea8796]

I always say may The Almighty God, bless America 🇺🇸! Although there are those who worship death. Bigotry and difference races, but a majority are loving people and stand for justice ⚖🙌👌❤God bless America 🇺🇸and for which it stands!

[@sharonsheehy3128]

Wonderful day movie ,,❤

[@deborahdapo3210]

Thank you

[@johnmelmer8606]

classic hard to get rozanna zal also did a great job in something about amelia with ted danson and glenn close

[@jackdarbyshire5888]

Roxanna Zal was one beautiful girl back then, i wish she had madmore movies, she was smoking hot 🔥 in River's Edge 😋🥰

[@AnnaBanana-gz4om]

wow panish influwenza was like Our covid?

[@anotherarmchairhistorian2831]

Way worse.

[@malvinderkaur541]

it is absolutely stupid not to use tools to streamline everything those times of snatching from each other should be firmly put behind, because they growth still was on not aligned.. but not today.. as of now...

[@mgannon453]

The post office lady couldn’t of voted for Wilson….women couldn’t vote until 1920

[@AnonymousAnarchyst]

This is only the 2nd time I've seen this film; I first saw it when I was 11 or 12, even then the ending got to me 😪 I didn't realise at the time, but now that I'm an adult I understand completely; the town only respected Niki *after* she was dead, out of liberal guilt. They should have respected her when she was alive, instead of persecuting her & her family just because they were immigrants 🇬🇷 They forget that they are descendants of immigrants themselves, which makes them just as foreign. Also, the 4th of July (American Independence Day) is a joke; the American Colonies did not have a right to secede & "declare independence" from the British Empire 🇬🇧 Likewise the British & other European colonisers did not have a right to steal the land from the indigenous population that have lived in the Western Hemisphere tens of thousands of years before they ever set foot on it. Therefore, the US entity is illegal, just as the Zionist entity ("State of Israel") is illegal. 🖕🇺🇸🇮🇱👎