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[@BigGator5]

A classic kids movie that was unfairly maligned by critics when it first came out. When Jim Henson passed away, the world became a lesser place. Fun Fact: In the beginning of the iconic "Magic Dance" scene, Toby is seen crying while surrounded by numerous goblins. In reality, the baby actor Toby Froud wasn't the least bit scared by any of the puppets and animatronics used. They had to wait until he was tired and wanted to nap to film the musical number.

[@3DJapan]

I was a kid of the 80s but never heard of this until like 10 years after it came out.

[@ohauss]

Of course he wasn't scared. Being Brian and Wendy Froud's son, all those goblins felt like home to him :P

[@Stardust_7273]

@@ohauss Plus he now works with puppets in film... so I have to say, I think this experience had an impact on him, even if he can't remember it lol

[@oaf-77]

19:09 Jareth is the most sensitive and complex villain of any children’s movie. Even watching this as a child I was haunted by his sadness. He’s the king of the goblins but he’s not a goblin himself. I feel like he takes unwanted children not just out of malice.

[@poolhall9632]

The 1980s we’re a great time for kids movies. This is no exception. Jennifer Connelly is still a princess.

[@michellepeters7066]

"The Neverending Story" should be next!

[@indridcold3762]

I second this

[@Voltabulous]

And The Dark Crystal, Legend, Krull and Willow after that please. :)

[@roddo1955]

Followed by the Lord of the Rings trilogy. But I think she has already seen them or is waiting right before the amazon series come out? Hope that her 'Hunnies' will recommend it to her!

[@idavroslives]

My dad interviewed Bowie for the BBC World Service and he just said what a nice fellow he was.

[@PheOfTheFae]

I love that you saw that Jareth was lonely. All that power but no real friends, only minions - whereas Sarah succeeded because she had friends.

[@GrilloTheFlightless]

I love this film. The script was by the late, great Terry Jones and the conceptual design was by renowned fairy illustrator Brian Froud. The two of them collaborated on some books later on.

[@SmallFryAmI92]

As soon as I get a raise I’m joking your patrion 😭 As for the bad sister moment, it’s her half brother between her dad and step mom. She’s like 14-16 and feels like a built in baby sitter plus she’s a theater kid so there’s some extra drama. So she gets bad and wishes him away but doesn’t ACTUALLY want him gone! She just meant for a second! Now she has to rescuer him. Even though she’s a frustrated teenager, she’s not going to let her baby brother become a goblin!

[@shaunhopkinson6937]

You can always tell who's enjoyed watching this by simply saying "you remind me of the babe" they will instinctively say "what babe" And you will both end up taking it in turn saying all the lines from that part

[@spacedinosaur8733]

The babe with the power.

[@shaunhopkinson6937]

@@spacedinosaur8733 what power

[@spacedinosaur8733]

@@shaunhopkinson6937 The power of voodoo

[@minty_Joe]

@@spacedinosaur8733 Who do?

[@spacedinosaur8733]

@@minty_Joe You do.

[@bobblebardsley]

This has been my go-to movie for 35 years and I'm still learning things I never knew about it. For example, right at the end, the photo Sarah takes down from her mirror is of her birth mom (who is still alive in the movie) and her mom's new boyfriend, who in the photo is David Bowie. So Jareth takes the form of her mom's bf. There are a lot of ways to interpret that. Amazing songs throughout, especially Magic Dance, As The World Falls Down and Within You. Some really incredible visual effects too, for the time and still holding up today. Just an awesome movie overall, in every sense.

[@sexysadie2901]

Did you catch the milk bottles outside the castle door?

[@lucilebelle]

I do love Labyrinth and, of course, David Bowie as Jareth. For me, among other reasons, he is a complex character because he's giving Sarah what she needs and desires: 1) What's an adventure in a good fantasy story without a villain? She even wished Toby away, so Jareth didn't stole him. 2) Jareth, being powerful enough to reorder time, just let her and Hoggle continue the journey (despite the obstacles he cast on their way), so she could make and keep new friends and learn a more mature way to see the world without renouncing some childhood aspects. 3) Also, the Goblin King is natural with children (Magic Dance and holding him just proved that) because it's part of his role to take care of the child each time, while antagonasing with the runner; it's not personal. I really like your reactions, you have a wonderful insight about details most people ignore the first time watching a film. Here's a new subscriber for sure! Sorry if this comment end up being to long. Un enorme abrazo desde Lima, Perú. ;)

[@GreenParlour0749]

I feel like Sarah‘s attitude at the beginning was understandable. There’s a huge age gap between her and Toby. Her dad remarried and has a new kid and her stuff is being given to the new sibling and all the attention is on him. Which is understandable, he is a baby after all. So she probably felt like she was being replaced and not only that but she’s going through changes in a time frame where she is becoming an adult. She probably had a bit of resentment towards the younger brother and, after being taken away, she realized that she did care about him. Through her journey she saw that the things were just objects. She learned what’s important is her family and friends. Loved your reaction.

[@minty_Joe]

Fun Facts: A film collaboration between David Bowie, Jim Henson, Terry Jones and George Lucas. George is famous for Star Wars (obviously), Terry was a member of Monty Python and Jim was involved with the Muppets and Sesame Street (obviously). Jennifer Connelly was just 15 when she worked on this movie. Most of the crew who worked on this movie also worked on Jim Henson's earlier movie "The Dark Crystal". Check out a great documentary "Inside The Labyrinth", which takes you behind the scenes with how they made the movie. The song "Underground", featured during the movie credits, has Chaka Kahn, Cissy Houston (Whitney's mom) and Luther Vandross on backing vocals, plus Albert Collins on blues guitar. Long time Atlantic Records producer Arif Mardin was brought in to work his magic to release as a single along with the soundtrack.

[@andyleclerc3600]

With Terry Jones writing the script, you know there's gonna be some Monty Python style comedy. Awesome flick, all the way around😎

[@ruthfoley2580]

🎶 Dance magic pants. . .🎶 🤣

[@CA-tz2sg]

👀😄😝

[@itsnotexactlyacarsteve]

David's daughter lexi did a painting of her and Iman and a star in the sky that was david I'm sure you can find a photo of it somewhere

[@martinbraun1211]

Please watch THE NEVERENDING STORY!

[@celinhabr1]

So many memories, i was obsessed with this movie when i was a kid and still LOVE it. Thank you!

[@mikemeggison5084]

Fun fact: The red bird creatures that pop their heads off? One of them is Kevin Clash before he became Elmo.

[@3DJapan]

My favorite 80s movie with puppets was The Dark Crystal. They actually made a Netflix prequel series that was amazing a couple years ago.

[@adaddinsane]

We often watch this movie - my wife and sister yell at the TV at the end: "Say YES!"

[@davidmichaelson1092]

When David Bowie, someone from Monty Python, and Muppets get together to do a kids' movie with inspiration from the artist M.C. Escher. Not perfect, but a lot of fun.

[@jeffersonrovettamachado6550]

I love This Movie... Everything About It Is So Fabulous And Fantastic! After I Watch This Movie For The First Time, I Change A Lot, I Love Fairytales That Have A Real Message! 💜❤️🖤 Bowie Is a Big Influence For Me... The Music Are Just Another Level Of ART...🖤❤️💜

[@melissaisloud7404]

The baby’s parent actually made the AnimaTronics in this film. He grew up to do the same thing and worked on the Netflix Jim Henson’s Dark Crystal creating those Animatronics. Such a cool evolution for young “Toby”.

[@ginalopez9474]

I do love your interpretation of this movie and a beautiful moment to honor the love and romance of the ever wondrous David Bowie and Iman. I’m going to subscribe to your Patreon here in a bit bc I think you should review Legend (1985) with Tom Cruise. 😉 Happy holidays and see you in 2022!!!

[@ScreamqueenarmyBlogspot666]

I love Labyrinth, there are two other david bowie movies to check out : The Man Who Fell To Earth (1976) and The Hunger (1983)

[@holgerschink1341]

Oh, so many memories...saw it in a movie theatre and after that so many times on VHS. Love this movie.

[@devynjohnson317]

Love love love this movie!!

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

Can’t wait to see it. My daughter and I were just talking about David Bowie in this movie just before Christmas. Watching your reaction will be a lot of fun.❤️✌️🌼

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

Such a great movie. My daughter loves the interaction between David Bowie and the baby . He’s so wonderful in this movie.❤️✌️🌼

[@3DJapan]

I guess you could wait if you had time to comment. 😂

[@marniethedyslexic6445]

@@3DJapan I wrote the first comment when I set a reminder for the premiere. Wrote the second comment after watching it.❤️✌️🌼

[@Stardust_7273]

Ludo called rocks to Sarah when she needed something to throw at the goblins who were torturing him

[@pia91]

that is such a clever reaction - you didn't say much, but the things you did say were very well chosen! thanks for that

[@serenitytoepper]

I loved Davids's voice in this movie his songs.

[@Stardust_7273]

When Toby Froud (the baby) met David Bowie, he was sat on his lap in a diaper that was meant to make his outfit less bulky, but it wasn't absorbent enough, and he peed on David's lap 😅

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. For more great Jim Hanson you should really see the series The Story Teller 1987 with great stories and puppets . Also another fantasy movie you should also see The Never Ending Story. Also "You remind me of the baby" line comes from a Carey Grant old movie.

[@Stardust_7273]

David and Iman were so in love, it's so sweet, but also sad. She still wears her gold necklace that says his name. She still posts on her social media about him all the time. They were definitely soulmates. My dad died in 2009 and my mom has never even dated another man. They were together 35 years when he died.

[@pia91]

in defence of Sarah: her parents had split (or her mum had died, we don't know) his dad remarried, had another kid, didn't pay her ANY attention, her stepmother doesn't like her, borderline hates her - and they're just using her as a free babysitter. I mean...even in a healthy environment, it's common for the elder sibling to go "yah but can you take her/him back now?!" or something simillar or worse I'm also VERY glad I didn't watch this when I was a kid; a) because I would certainly have had nightmares and b) fucking hell, David Bowie *.*

[@3DJapan]

3:17 This is contact juggling. I learned how to do some of the moves a few years ago. It's not actually Bowie doing it, it's the guy who invented contact juggling ducking down with his hand up.

[@indridcold3762]

I always thought it looked so smooth as a kid.

[@HardcoreRGProdigyXTR]

Michael Moschen, I imagine?

[@Khandys30]

For anyone interested and in the area, Hoggle is on display at the Unclaimed Baggage outlet in Scottsboro Alabama 😂

[@kitty1376]

I suggest The Dark Crystal and the series The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance.

[@Moctop]

Give "Honey I shrunk the kids" a go.

[@charlottebrookssprinkles1424]

I so wish l could post photo of my wedding bracelet. I literally reads. "It's Only Forever❤Not Long At All". l hope you see WHY we chose "As The World Falls Down" as our wedding dance song! 🤗

[@chriswilloughby48]

The baby is Jim Henson's son, Brian Henson and went onto develop the Dark Crystal series on Netflix.

[@sexysadie2901]

No, the baby is Toby Froud, the son of Brian Froud, the conceptual designer for the movie. Jim Henson's son was the puppeteer of Hoggle.

[@sexyambrosia1974]

the never ending story should be next .. and u will definetly LOVEEEEEE the movie WILLOW I really recomend that movie sooo good

[@spacedinosaur8733]

Agreed Willow is superb.

[@scm021374]

Although very creative, I think you will enjoy the cameos in "The Muppett Movie" better. Or "The dark crystal" is another great story line.

[@marlarogers9304]

I saw this movie, and The Princess Bride, on the same day. I love both!

[@julianaFinn]

This and The Neverending Story were great! Also The Dark Crystal. Some films just stay 👍 👌

[@lesliedaubert1411]

One of my favorite movies since it first came out. There are many things in her room that are in the labyrinth. Photos of the labyrinth play that mother was in.

[@kellyfairbairn9333]

Oh I love love love this😃😃😃😃 can't wait

[@willlyon7129]

You should definitely react to more 80s fantasy movies; Excalibur, Return to Oz, The Princess Bride, Willow, and The Dark Crystal.

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

another... hee hee

[@Elizabeth-yp8re]

One of my daughter’s favorite movies😘

[@Nico3039]

the scene with the talking hands is just awesome

[@chrishanson995]

My brother is a widower. He lost his wife after 2 years fighting cancer. He went through a phase for a few months about a month after her death where he would go to the bars and pick up women. He was trying to escape from the pain. Trying to feel something “positive” instead of wallowing in sorrow. It was a broken man’s misguided attempt at healing. From the outside it seems obvious that it was not good, but from he was lost. He permanently destroyed his relationship with all of her family, including his stepchildren because they thought he was moving on too fast. They couldn’t understand he was paralyzed.

[@tylerannand3777]

May as well do Dark Crystal if you did this one?

[@salamunga5645]

this is The One

[@DeidreL9]

This is my first real trip back to KZbin since my mother passed away in November. I so appreciated what you said about grieving. I’m getting insensitive comments from people, they often mean well, but she was my universe. Some things you don’t bounce back from. She loved this film, she loved David Bowie like l do. Thank you so much for this, it’s been very healing to watch this xxx❤️❤️❤️

[@ScenecrlyK.S.O.]

So sorry for your loss. May you find strength in the sweet memories you created and had with her.

[@DeidreL9]

@@ScenecrlyK.S.O. thank you sweetie. She had Alzheimer’s but passed from pneumonia. I have faith, l don’t believe death is the end. Oh l just thought….I can truly picture her chasing David Bowie up there saying, my daughter loves you! Bless you sweetie x❤️

[@keefsmiff]

" Come inside and meet the missus"

[@Shades781]

I believe that Sarah was mean to the baby because she was upset at her parents. He got more attention, she felt abandoned so she took it out on the innocent. That happens a lot. Her biological mother was not around if you have noticed. Maybe she died or left. Either way Sarah is stuck emotionally at a young age, probably years ago. She's a drama queen in a house with no one like her. So she seems to feel alone, partly because she kind of is.

[@phousefilms]

"The Dark Crystal"next!

[@sammy17205]

This movie came out in 86, the year I was born and still love it to this day , I can probably say every word lol , love your reaction, you need to do never ending story xx

[@carm3d]

I've heard the movie is a metaphor for growing out of childhood.. If this is the case the final scene makes no sense to me; almost like it was a decision by the Studio.

[@sexysadie2901]

The final scene means, grow up, but don't forget the things that made you happy when you were a child, keep some of that spirit with you.

[@carm3d]

@@sexysadie2901 That was a very sexy reply.

[@bookwoman53]

Hi. I really love the songs from Labyrinth. This was my introduction to David Bowie.

[@clareparfittwinchester5244]

Happy New Year sweetie.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

How can anyone fault a movie with a song that contains the lyrics "Spank that baby! Make him peee!"??

[@sexysadie2901]

It says "Slap that baby, make him free", though.😂

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

@@sexysadie2901 Not when I hear it.

[@mikhaellevin3353]

Never under-estimate the influence of production in reality TV. I would be completely surprised if the woman you viewed decided on her own to go out to a club. I’ve seen “behind the scenes” decades later that show how they create those moments even against the true feelings of the participants. They guide towards dramatic shocking moments.

[@Oddworld2024]

Thanks for watching one of my favorite movies. Hope you enjoyed it.

[@larindanomikos]

Those criticisms about Iman are ridiculous. She had plenty of her own money and her choice of wealthy men whom she was surrounded by. She was free to marry for love. I only hate her because he didn't marry me. Ha ha. (No, really.)

[@Blizzard0fOz93]

You should check out some of the work of Mel Brooks.

[@cyndifrisch5498]

You can thank Jim Henson and George Lucas for this movie

[@Stardust_7273]

Peach, not apple 😉🍎🍑

[@chriswilloughby48]

Shout out to real puppets.

[@travisirius]

👋🏼