Bridge To Terabithia (1985) | Full Movie

[@WyattCayer]

I had no idea there was a previous film adaptation!

[@poniopon7118]

me too man

[@RK.Hyun27]

2007 is better

[@MarvelFan1995]

Nor did I

[@thomasreppond3608]

This is the better one

[@robertisham5279]

I always did. For a long time.

[@carriecameron7858]

I watched this when I was in 3rd grade I believe. I cried then and swore I would never watch it again bc it was so sad. Watching it again today made me smile bc I have kids now and enjoyed seeing their friendship. And still cried like a baby. Thx for uploading this. 💜

[@ihavefelines284]

No way you’re around my age! I watched this in elementary school I will be 50 in May. You look A-MAZING!!! ❤I wanna be like you when I grow up

[@HEAVENBOUND267]

​@@ihavefelines284I'm 49 today. ☺

[@rinesh1384]

w life

[@OkashiiAmerican]

42:08 "YOU LIE!!" 💀💀 It's been literally decades since I saw this movie as a kid, and as soon as the video started, my mind immediately remembered this scene. My siblings, cousin, and I could not stop laughing cause the line was so dumb and the kid's acting was so bad. 😂😂 I also remember feeling totally gypped by this movie cause the title made me think it was some epic fantasy movie like Neverending Story.....but it wasn't.

[@baffledbrandon3132]

Man, to this day I still remember seeing this in sixth grade after reading the book. Haven't seen it since. Thanks for posting. :)

[@DeiHarper9361]

I saw this in 6th grade after the book too. And then the remake came out a year later.

[@Trey_Lougheed]

I saw it in 5th grade and it's super funny

[@emopalsy]

Here are my thoughts. This one has the more realistic aspects of the book. Leslie feels more human in the 1985 version compared to the 2007 counterpart, she seemed super perfect, sort of like a Barbie doll. (Nothing against AnaSophia Robb) She gave the performance the script instructed her to. However, in the 2007 version you really get to see the kids imagination come to life. (With cheesy effects I mind you, but still) an aspect of missing that I personally dislike in this version is where they all go to church and Leslie joins them despite being agnostic. In 2007 and actually shows his father being hard on him. And they had more time because it was a theatrical release. When Jesse asks his dad if Leslie is going to hell and his dad has the conversation with him it always makes me cry. But because of time constraints they completely skipped the church portion of the book which is my personal favorite part. (I’m a Christian) I do love when media discusses themes of religion, God, Jesus, etc. I like this version, but I prefer the 2007 version in spite of its cheesiness. But I like this one too for what it is, no adaptation will get a book perfect. But each version whether it’s the 1985 version or the 2007 version both bring something to the table. I do think if they were to ever do this again for a modern day retailing they should make it at least 2 1/2 to 3 hours long in length. I feel like we could get every single aspect of the story done extremely well. But whether it’s the book, the 1985 adaptation or the 2007 film “Bridge to Terabithia” will always have a special place in my heart. I feel like no matter which way I consume it I can take some thing from each version of the story being told.

[@dreamfall77]

According to the author, the closest approximation to the real events on which the story is based is the 2007 movie. Leslie is not an agnostic, but an angel.

[@lornabussue1558]

Such an innocent, touching story to have ended this way!

[@davidwalsh9850]

I was born in 1975. I remember it may have been in grade 3-4 my teacher read our class this book. I cried. I remember watching this movie in 1985. I watched the 2006 or 2007 when it came out with me sons. I just watched the 2006 or 2007 version again last night with my daughters. I cry every time.

[@wrexet8246]

Bro I remember watching this film ages ago this is elite

[@frogs102]

Same

[@iitzacee]

Same

[@ruairicahill6285]

Same

[@Frosted101]

Same

[@zoeleistikow6965]

Same

[@sabirbayram7484]

I tbh like both versions alot as it really shows something awesome between the old and the new versions like the characteristics as the way the characters talk, do things and many more and even changes that were made between both shows

[@kennycharlton7891]

42:02 this the best thing ever over anything else I've ever seen or experienced or ever could see or experience, and in no measure will I ever be saddened by that due to its absolute magnitude of value to this world, culturally historically and aesthetically

[@melissalittle2443]

Jess: *walks in* Mom: hey your friend died

[@isa_L]

Dont judge this movie by its cringe scene 😂, seriously this movie is great in overall

[@mrflag250]

42:09

[@rumblebird9888]

@@isa_L The 2007 is much better

[@dianxifan8222]

🤣🤣🤣

[@mewtwo.150]

Both movies have their pros and cons. -2007 in version, Leslie is beautiful, while the "original" one, supposed to even been mistaken by a boy. A lot of the plot is changed or taken in a different direction. But the good thing, what really made us cry. Is of how good the actors portrait the characters, they did a really good job with the acting and the chemistry between both of them. That's why you could felt the lose that Jess had at the end... -1985 version, is more faithful to the book, though it misses a lot of plot, it even feels rushed. And the acting is terrible! In 2007 one, it was as a daily normal interaction. The 1985 was as if they were reading the script on screen. Would be nice to see a 3rd movie combining the best of each movie!

[@thedumbscarecrow]

Maybe Disney+ will make one

[@blakewilliams5627]

A limited series makes more since at this point.

[@dreamfall77]

The 2007 movie, from the point of view of the author of the book, is closer to the real events on which the story was based. The original manuscript, in which a girl died from a lightning strike, was never published and the writer was told to redo everything because “no one would believe it.” The script was written by her son. Leslie is an angel, and angels, as you know, have no gender.

[@mtvMusictelevisionNEW]

​@@thedumbscarecrowWith Jaden Smith and her sister perhaps

[@christopherlh4379]

​@@dreamfall77 "no one would believe it"? The original manuscript was based on a true story where the friend of the author's son was in fact struck and killed by lightning!

[@HEAVENBOUND267]

Remember watching this on a Friday in middle school. We got to watch a movie every Friday if we done our work and was good all week. That's when school was school. ❤

[@solfegiopolinana12]

now schools isn t schools? I just ask/ I m from Ukrain

[@traceycallaway7377]

I too remember watching this in class in Jr. high! Truly appreciate being able to watch again & reminisce, much thanks!

[@FamilyTime_TV]

Our pleasure!

[@56bluegold]

Great show. Thanks for posting it!

[@piercethewilly]

No cuts or anything this person is a hero!

[@casperal8585]

Watched bridge to terabithia( 2007) many times cus i love that movie..just today i saw this orignal bridge to terabithia movie..i loved it too❤️ ..Love its both version :)

[@kylienardone8699]

where do you watch it

[@regina62456]

This is the og

[@EstherHunt-p6d]

This was my favorite book for as long as I can remember; I still cry reading it to this day. Watching Jessie stretch in the beginning almost made me cry - it looked exactly like the picture in the book!

[@NSnicket]

The author’s son, the boy who Jess is based on and who lost his friend, spent YEARS adapting the book for the modern Disney film. It might be a bit different but I think he did a great job and if anyone knew what to keep, it would be him.

[@HEAVENBOUND267]

F DISNEY

[@tylermoviepro]

Objectively, the 2007 film has better acting, story, and mostly understanding of the characters. But I think the original has a better depiction of Leslie (Not to say I don't adore AnnaSophia Robb in the 2007 film) and has a well-grounded atmosphere. Clearly there is a great movie between the two, I would love to see another adaptation taking the elements that worked in the previous two.

[@Thunda1986]

They fill in gaps with each other

[@artiste9357]

Such a great movie 😭

[@alicetruhlar2098]

Heart warming. Genuine feelings.

[@stanclark8824]

Love it! i miss the old timey lookin these movies. good times.

[@jamesthomas6476]

I prefer the 2007 version.

[@travismiller4320]

As someone who had to have his grandmother come and tell him about the death of his sister, I can say without a doubt neither version is accurate during the scene with the death notice.

[@NeroLeMorte]

Both versions are inferior to the book plus the 2007 movie had glaring pacing issues.

[@LeedleLee457]

This Leslie is more accurate to the book. In the book, when Jess first meets Leslie, he couldn't even tell if Leslie was a boy or a girl. In the 2007 version, they just made Leslie a quirky girl who acts tomboyish. Which is fine too, a lot of boys loved her, making her death more impactful. But wasn't super accurate to the book.

[@DeiHarper9361]

@@travismiller4320 Everyone reacts differently. Can't expect someone to react the same way you did. My dad had to tell me my mother passed away when I was 19.

[@KaiChristian128]

Agree

[@Onigirli]

42:02 YOU LIE! It's kind of funny but I still like this version's reveal better than the remake's. "Your friend Leslie is dead" was too direct and blunt for me

[@unknownunknown5244]

I know that most people prefer the newer version since it's what we watched first and hit us but this older films really have that special appeal to them.

[@vanityfair001]

I saw this original version when it first came out and found it pretty sad. I never forgot the song that was playing around the 40:00 mark and have always wondered what is the name of the song? If anyone knows please respond to me. I'd like to find a copy of it. Thanks and I'm really glad this version is available for viewing.

[@Trad_chad1122]

Fun fact: Annette O'Toole is married to the actor who played Saul Goodman's brother on "Better Call Saul".

[@juliusbertsch1219]

I love this movie thanks so much.

[@LuciusTY]

I wish there was an adaptation with the same acting quality as the 2007 version with the accuracy of the 80s movie that actually took place in the 70s

[@user-cv6fp2gy3s]

Watched this few times my kind of movie but sad too 🥺❤️

[@FamilyTime_TV]

Thanks for watching! And yes, it's hard not to tear up at the end.

[@Ilove.leonardo]

We read the book at school and I wanted to watch the movie before my class does to prepare my emotions before I tear up during school 😂 thank you for doing this😊

[@troysundt8406]

We watched this in 4th grade and we got in trouble for laughing at “you lie!” 😬

[@JKARAZMOJML]

Didnt know there was an original one... and a remake wowz

[@INeverWanted2010]

42:02 My whole class burst out laughing when they made us watch this in school, lol.

[@emopalsy]

Oh my gosh XD you had to watch this? I’m curious… What did the teacher think about some of the acting especially at that in particular timestamp you put? 🤣

[@sonicred0914]

This movie is the best

[@sjeditz6648]

Thanks for upload this movie dude

[@TudoJuntoeMisturadonessa]

Será que alguém consegue legendar para o Brasil? Fiquei curiosa para assistir. Já fiz até fanfic dessa história

[@GREENPANTHER-16]

Leslie is so beautiful ❤

[@Jay_sita_Ram_omm]

2007 version hits me 😢

[@retrofun1479]

You're aaaahsking for it Jess. Aarons.

[@khadimbaksh3041]

The little sister was so cute. We all came into school the day after they showed this on pbs and we’re talking about how we cried

[@dancingghostgirl2291]

Little May belle. This book/movie has a lot of stuff I want in the future

[@Player-ks7jy]

In my opinion, this is the most similar to the novel version, compared to the 2007 remake, but I still like both, because they have their own characteristics.

[@dreamfall77]

The 2007 version, according to the author, is closest to the real events that formed the basis of the story.

[@Karma-g8h]

I’m reading the book in class so I’m watching each part of the movie as I get to that part or the book

[@retrofun1479]

The actresses they got to play Janice Avery and the older sister looked like 40 year olds. "You're stAHnding in my vay!"

[@mckenna.grace_fanpage3286]

That**

[@retrofun1479]

@@mckenna.grace_fanpage3286 What word should be "that"?

[@mckenna.grace_fanpage3286]

@@retrofun1479 what???

[@retrofun1479]

@@mckenna.grace_fanpage3286 You corrected my statement saying the word "that" should have been used. I don't know which word should have been "that ".

[@mckenna.grace_fanpage3286]

@@retrofun1479 you said they lol and it is that lol

[@_hynjinnnn]

This brings back the memorys.

[@dunjahh1514]

2007 for me.

[@lizzylewis-tl5if]

Liked the bro and little sis conversation ❤❤❤

[@ashrimpcalledhank]

This one of my favorite it feels like the book

[@2Anth0ny9]

40:46 with CC on. " oh come on jess im getting soft". 🤣🤣🤣 im immature.

[@JamesNYCGuy3]

😭🤣😂😭🤣😂😭🤣😂 DECEASED!

[@DylanGlass]

*soaked (from the rain)

[@Thrasher-zc6my]

All thought Leslies gone she still lives on as the Queen of Terabithia!

[@redcupido8629]

@1T_rX3vert she was my crush lol i really cried out when she died

[@JamesNYCGuy3]

This was slightly traumatizing to an 8 year old me. I saw this in school. I was in shock until the next day.

[@kimberlygaeta7205]

The book changed my life when I was 10

[@xxitactical_8723]

this version is a lot more book accurate with its scenes, dialect and leslies appearance, in 2007 leslie literally looks like an angel with blonde hair. When in the book jess upon meeting her mistakes her for a boy with brown hair. Still probably prefer the 2007 version.

[@blakewilliams5627]

It’s too bad that the author and her son hated this version, because I think it was well made. Maybe it’s not perfect, and could have been better if it was 90mins or longer, but I don’t think that’s an excuse to trash it.

[@hajinka98_]

LMAO the 2007 remake is so much better that it should be the original instead 😂

[@gustavramirez2891]

I prefer the 2007 film, but the story is absolutely beautiful always :)

[@chuckklein2695]

This story always made ask why? Why did she die. The unreal feeling of an abrupt loss why did they wait so long to express their feelings. Why is it so sad when you just so happened to find true compassion and one mis communication can end it .why i ask again and again the only answer i get is this rainbow of emotions. Crying to laughing. This story made me feel what love is.

[@katherinewilson1853]

I loved this movie.

[@dancingghostgirl2291]

I watched this version in school instead of going to see it in theaters cuz some of us didn’t pass the test

[@matthewobrien4639]

Why did I watch this? I just knew, knew there was going to be a sad ending. No. I never read the book. this was My Girl heartwrenching.

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼

[@daeyanarda9282]

This movie is just half the novel, but it is pritty good! also, what beethoven piece is Bill Burg talking about?

[@PenCil5899]

Probably around 24:00

[@AdrianLitross]

Nice

[@mairawasiq5310]

I’m reading the novel of this

[@Navy-crazy12]

Is so good 😂 bro

[@Lulubellwilley]

approximately two years before the hollywood movie of this came out my 5th grade class read the book and the teacher showed us a grainy ancient vhs of this that was recorded from when it aired on abc with commercials and all on one of those tube TVs strapped to a rolling shelf. it was 2005, before the 80s were cool and before we had any media literacy that the teacher was trying to instill in us and we ripped this movie to shreds. in hindsight it's more faithful than the 2007 version. i was always thrown off by the newer version's leaning into high fantasy when the book was more set in realism

[@145Gyeru]

2007 is 10000 times better❤❤

[@iamicy.]

41:46 starting now he sounds like a robot

[@redcupido8629]

hi pepe da frawg, i suggest you to watch bridge to terabithia 2007 version it's far more superior than dis

[@periklistrakosas8955]

2007 best movies

[@caleblaw59]

It was later made in 2006 and released by Disney on February 16, 2007.

[@mckenna.grace_fanpage3286]

I am so unique because this movie came out in 2007 and i was born in 2007!!!!!!

[@elijahthombro8868]

This isn’t the 2007 film

[@cottencandyskiez5548]

This is SOOO cute 😭

[@armandocervantes6291]

This is honestly way better than the 2007 remake it actually displays honest real emotions and the acting is not cheesy like the newer one plus it doesn’t go stupid with the visual effect of their imagination it gets straight to the point of a beautiful friendship. A girl with hipster parents and a boy who has the short end of the stick at home

[@armandocervantes6291]

@kenzieeditz3768 Um yes

[@rumblebird9888]

Nah this version is actually cheesy

[@armandocervantes6291]

@@rumblebird9888 no the other one is with all the unnecessary cgi, it’s story about a child who uses imagination to escape home and the beauty of a friendship he needed and the first time experiencing loss the 2007 one could never touch this

[@neoscencez]

YOU LIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE. Terrible, terrible acting.@@armandocervantes6291

[@emopalsy]

I respectfully disagree. I like this version, but I think the acting was way better in the 2007 one. I will say this though, the characters in this version are more accurate to the book. But I always cry in the 2007 version when Jesse and his dad have the conversation about Leslie towards the end. When it happened in this version it didn’t hit as hard. I’m not bashing this Version. I think they do a better job of humanizing both the main characters. Leslie was like a literal Barbie doll in the 2007 one. Here she actually comes off like an actual person. But the acting comes off extremely cheesy in this one for me. That’s just my personal opinion though. I respect yours. But I love this story regardless of either way I consume it

[@JamesNYCGuy3]

I miss Wonderworks! ANNE!

[@aaronabarca2150]

Jess stands up to Janice on a Bus

[@emopalsy]

Yo, I just came across this version of the film. I had no idea there was a film before the 2007 one. For those of you that know… What is this a direct to TV film?

[@emiliomanueldepedro9650]

The 2007 version is far superior

[@iceyplayz3388]

agreed

[@thedumbscarecrow]

42:03 cringey and bad actin

[@isa_L]

No, watch this 34:22

[@emopalsy]

@@thedumbscarecrow“You lie!” Had me dying laughing. But I do like the way he delivered “Leslie ain’t dead, she ain’t dead!”

[@thedumbscarecrow]

@@emopalsy ikr

[@chococookies7292]

Omg these kids were perfectly cast.

[@adriangarcia543]

It be a good time for a short film of this movie what next?

[@denethsathsara3671]

Just wow

[@zohreh_seiri]

It was good for 1985❤ But i prefer 2007 ver

[@HoldenPolega]

Anyone else need to read the book for school but dont feel reading it

[@meropale]

Neither of the adaptations really does great justice to the novel from 1977, a huge favorite of mine, but I'd pick the 1985 TV movie version as my preference despite all its flaws mainly because it better captures the awkwardness and isolation of being different as a kid and of finding solace in a kindred spirit. The 2007 version is a little too slick for me with all the extra CGI add-ins that add little to the story. I wonder what the opinion is of other people like me who've loved the book and read it long before seeing any of the film versions.

[@giacherubini249]

I didn’t even know there was a version before 2007

[@GForce62348]

It was sad on 2007 Leslie died on this movie

[@kakaknyakobo4183]

I think I would like to go on a time machine and marry Julie Beaulieu or the actor Leslie Burke, I think she is very beautiful😢

[@afeefreyaz3003]

It is my favorite movie of all time

[@NarnianTerabithian]

2007 version is soooooooooo much better! And the acting is soooooo much better also.

[@thedumbscarecrow]

42:03 bad actng :))))))

[@NarnianTerabithian]

Amen!❤

[@Navy-crazy12]

I cryed my but off

[@jessicagarrate4626]

This is really the best show for me

[@PlushySand]

I mean. Lets be honest here. The fact that they were more loyal to the book than the 2007 version still stands. But the acting, atmosphere and buildup is absolutely dogshit. It wouldn't make it so emotion-wrenching and im glad i dint see this version for the first time. This version is a disappointment.

[@PRISMSHOWERS_P]

Sad thing is.. why the heck would a grown woman ask a child to go with her all alone?

[@xxitactical_8723]

in the 1970s, when the book was made. That wasn't really seen as being that weird, by modern standards and even in 2007 when the josh hutcherson/annasophia robb version was made it was pretty weird

[@PRISMSHOWERS_P]

@@xxitactical_8723 They made it pedo weird and even his parents had that look of - why was a grown woman with you; you barely know and not with that girl your age?

[@sportcarsarelife1314]

I read the book it was long?

[@ashrimpcalledhank]

I wished they had net the book away. If you're so afraid if the cow why not get out of the pen?

[@Asianroyce7777]

Wow!

[@PuercoLargo]

I came here to watch that maybe the ending was different, oh boy was I wrong

[@emmavibin]

We are reading the book in class so I mine aswell watch this-

[@eshal1.]

no watch 2007 version it’s way better

[@knot4424]

we need an another reboot with different ending

[@dreamfall77]

With what exactly different ending?

[@sidpheasant7585]

It's really hard to know how to treat / relate to / swallow / get over / compartmentalise films and/or stories like this. Ham-acted and abbreviated and simplified though this slightly-creaky 1985 version may be, it has its power! Not sure what it does to kids who watch it, but clearly an adult who indulges does so as adult and former kid at one and the same time and sees and experiences all kinds of "tricky stuff". Engineering a story like this might seem cynical or even exploitative, though we know writer Katherine Paterson had a real-life reason for doing it ... and of course kids do sometimes die, and its always tragic, and somehow a tainting experience for all. I must say that as a young lad (I guess a bit younger than these shown here) I did have a regular and fairly intense fantasy-play relationship with a girl, and one that was occasionally joined (one might say at times obstructed) by my younger sister. Kids are nice-not nice creatures, and there were some mixed feelings there that we rightly push down as we put away childish things, and that is where they should stay. Luckily (?) for me, I never QUITE fell in love with the girl involved (though I am sure surrounding adults believed I had), and - thanks be to God - there were no tragedies involved. So that friendship just kind of faded away, which is not an especially satisfactory ending. indeed, all such relationships end in an unsatisfactory way, as - even if Leslie had lived and ultimately married Jess - the relationship based on childhood would most likely fail in adult life. Given that another alternative is a collapse into anger or resentment - an awful fate for something so precious - the only thing left is to freeze those past shared moments in (past) time. And that begs the question as to how precious that magic is, or in fact how much of a burden? It is well known that this story draws on CS Lewis, and doubtless shares its Christian motivations, at times delivered clunkily. Lewis maybe was too naive to know, or alternatively entirely astute enough to know, that many boys would fall for the temptations of the "Lion, Witch and Wardrobe" Queen of always-winter-but-never-Christmas with her willingness to offer "Turkish delight" to the easily-tempted Edmund (i.e. also me), whom she so readily turned on, hurt and rejected when he had served his purpose. So we see here - in the most brutal and unsubtle of styles - how Jess's first move away from innocence into sexualised adulthood with his crush on a pretty teacher (Annette O'Toole by then in her early 30s and playing a role with ludicrous amounts of closeness and tactile interaction by our 2021 sandards) is clearly and instantaneously associated with his ABSOLUTE and irrevocable loss of the pure noble (in fact "kingly") and childish-fantasy but also true and even perfect-sharing love he had for Leslie. That is a cruel torment for a boy just "doing what comes naturally" and begs all kinds of tough questions about spiritual versus earthly things. But then some condemn CS Lewis utterly for his exiling of the "no longer a friend" Susan Pevensie from Narnia and from many beautiful and noble adventures because she was too adult, and becoming keen on things like fashion and makeup. Ultimately, Lewis had her living on - but denied her return to Narnia (aka heaven) because she did not die in a train crash unlike the other three. The parallels with Terabithia (as opposed to TerabiNthia in the Chronicles of Narnia) are clear enough, and uncomfortable enough. Surely, Jesus tells us we have more chance of eternal life if we are more childlike and that's fair enough, but we can't eschew adulthood altogether, can we? Paradoxically, or not, the only ways out of this are to not attach too much significance to either perfectly innocent earthly things (as they are by definition transient) or far-less-innocent earthly things (also ephemeral and apparently linked up with the idea that all sin ultimately leads to death). But that certainly is a lot of tough and tricky stuff for 55 minutes of children's film...

[@sidpheasant7585]

Never knew this as a kid, already too old by 1977. Of course knew the Narnia series that somehow fits in with this, including overtly as Leslie knew of the books and recommended them to Jess - when it came to how to be a King while still a child! Only today did I come across the 2007 version, which probably made bad mistakes with the CGI add-ons, but which resembled its predecessor in breaking my heart over my thinking how Jess could possibly have felt, losing Leslie. Yet my comment here in the wake of that is the same as below - there is no beautiful way out of a first childhood romance with one foot in fantasy and one in reality, all the more so when nascent sexuality begins to creep in. There could be no perfect ending for Jess and Leslie, as what they shared was TOO close, TOO precious, TOO innocent. The reality of it was so strong that the world cannot sustain it, so a link with fantasy is inevitable. But anyone with a heart and a soul cries with that recognition, and I did. I still do not know if Paterson and the two sets of film-makers are torturers for developing this story for us, or inspired geniuses for knowing how well and fully to handle the reality of the human condition. While the book is Christian (but also deplored by some Christians), it only hints at the reality that the only deep and satisfying and unchangingly precious and close-to-perfect relationship a human being can have is with Father, Son and Holy Spirit. Everything else that is worldly but also seemingly perfect cannot be sustained. That is the way of things.

[@aeronautilus3565]

Thank you for this comment, there really is a lot of reference in the book to C.S. Lewis

[@sidpheasant7585]

@@aeronautilus3565 Thank you too! Although, it looks from the above as if I am replying to myself, I am not (quite) that full of myself! In fact, somebody had made a referece to the two versions of the film, which I then checked out. Somebody has since deleted their post, or had it deleted which I find a tad irritating, because it leaves things in a kind of vacuum that was not there originally... I have no particular skin in this game, but I feel what I feel, and see what I see, and all of it comes with the help of the beloved Holy Spirit...

[@aeronautilus3565]

@@sidpheasant7585 That's interesting, it really felt like you were responding to yourself. But this happens, sometimes people delete comments. It's good to know that I have a brother guided by the Holy Spirit in this video, I would like to talk more.

[@sidpheasant7585]

@@aeronautilus3565Well, you're welcome. I suppose an interest in Lewis might predestine you to have something in common with me, but the Holy Spirit is a very special topic, in fact nothing now on this Earth can be more special, except for the one whose the Spirit is wanting us to herald...

[@ashrimpcalledhank]

It's supposed to feel dirty and gritty. They ate poor rural folks except the Bukes. This is how the 70s were, at least in rural areas.

[@jaydash6013]

yo on everything i didn’t realize this was the remake because it’s been so long since i watched this movie (it came out when i was 4/5)but i was like what how is this 2007 this looks more like 1985 and i looked it up and this movie came out in 1985 i was like wtf 😂

[@FamilyTime_TV]

Yes, it came out in 1985.

[@SK_2174]

Beverly Marsh?! Shouldn’t you be off fighting a clown somewhere?