Labyrinth - You Remind Me Of The Babe! (Official Video) | Netflix

[@Kyra-qn3nh]

David Bowie *slayed* this role. No one else could ever hope to be as good a Goblin King.

[@struggleathomemomstrugglea6313]

I do think it would be cool to see Harry Stiles take on the role, as a continuation, maybe he is the new goblin king, or as a remake.

[@eyezj7412]

To think they originally wanted Mick Jagger🤔

[@paltheporg7821]

@@struggleathomemomstrugglea6313 I would like to see that. Harry is very similar to David in a lot of ways. I would be nervous about a Labyrinth remake, but if anyone were to be the Goblin King, it would probably be Harry Styles. He even looks good in sparkly clothes!

[@skywarren4470]

I mean. Maybe someone could. Bo Burnham maybe. Maybe.

[@ellaholden1048]

@@struggleathomemomstrugglea6313 Harry is merely a brand. 0 creative integrity. Simply insipid.

[@tf2whackyengineer]

"I'm surrounded by scary muppets, I'm hungry, I think I'm going to cry." "Oh wait, Bowie is singing, this is awesome, now I'm going to smile." Smart baby.

[@privaternutzer7595]

much too loud and uncomfortable for the little one... would never be allowed nowadays - as well as acting the way they do with living animals

[@gunslingerspartan]

​@@privaternutzer7595 you know, they aren't actually blaring the music here, it's pre-recorded most of the sound in the room would have been the 50+ puppeteers behind the scene moving around, which didn't sound so loud in the making of doc, they wanted to get shots of him crying and audio of hum babbling but he kept giggling at the puppets, the baby sounds on this track are mostly David bowie mimicking them and uhh, you know they didn't get a goblin to shoot a pea at the chicken, they just tipped the platform it was on slightly so it would look startled, even back then you couldn't just abuse chickens also, I wouldn't normally point this out, but they aren't actually going to turn him into a goblin either

[@privaternutzer7595]

@DragonBat362 uhhhhh evil things ?

[@toageki843]

His mother was just off screen the whole filming for obvious reasons... son of the consept artist

[@edwardmarshall2035]

And I grew up liking nin, go figure.

[@wajihaabbas9295]

Wanting to turn the baby into a goblin aside but why isn't anyone acknowledging how good he is with the baby?! He carries him, pays attention to him, puts on this show just to stop him from crying and on top of that, the baby actually seems happy with him. In short, he's probably a better babysitter than most average adults.

[@WinryRockbellElric]

I can't help but notice how comfortable he looks with the baby

[@wajihaabbas9295]

@@WinryRockbellElric exactly, to top it off, I really believe David Bowie adored kids and Jareth is really twisted but sweet inside.

[@tibetanpoplars]

he's better than sarah that's for sure

[@HeatherFaraMS]

Bowie is great dad and she was abusive frankly. Even as a kid l was thinking “Yes please” to the flying singing sexy goblin king. Neither kid was doing well in suburbia or with those crappy parents.

[@abelvazquez5009]

Better than the kids own sister lmaooo

[@WinryRockbellElric]

Between his absolutely pleasant smile, polite, relaxed demeanor, and how good he is with the baby, one forgets he was supposed to be the villain, and I think David forgot as well 🤣🤣🤣

[@theshillneckedlizard8364]

Well, the character of Jareth isn't evil as such - he just has his own agenda. The novelization is interesting as it expands on his character a bit - he really does love Sarah and wants her to stay with him, he is genuinely fond of baby Toby, and he is tired of being Goblin King. That's part of the reason why his character is so intriguing - he isn't just a straight up 'baddie' but has some redeeming traits as well. Plus, if you watch the 'making of,' David had an absolute blast playing this role - he was having the time of his life and I think that shows through.

[@danniellekullorn2298]

I love how things are reposted givin the perfect opportunity and timing. Names like David. I haven't seen this my whole life. This last go has been so much fun.

[@robertmcpherson1617]

@@theshillneckedlizard8364 All of this being true, he was still selfish and a bully. Though he loved Sarah, he went about it in a domineering manner and he loved to mess with Hoggle. Yes, he was more playful than truly evil but his play was selfish and rather indulgent. He reminded me a little of Trelane from Star Trek but less childish.

[@maureen8317]

He is the Lord of the labyrinth and the baby is in no danger still makes a wicked movie

[@helvete_ingres4717]

'I thought David Bowie was exceptionally clever to not bring a truly evil and angry and fiendish tone to his role as the villain. He was so deft at being devilish more than evil, dangerous maybe, but not a character fraught only with ill-will."' - Jim Henson

[@sleepysteev2735]

I like to imagine that if Sarah failed to rescue Toby, Jareth would have raised him to be the next Goblin King.

[@hippiepisces9745]

That's what the story was doing

[@Discordkittenbixh]

Did we not watch the same movie lmao

[@hippiepisces9745]

@@Discordkittenbixh maybe he never read the manga book

[@alexstephen8975]

I thought if she hadn't have gotten him back he would have turned him into a goblin and that's how he got the rest of the goblins. Something my child mind made up then 😬🤣

[@tibetanpoplars]

@@alexstephen8975 same, that's actually what i thought was going to happen when i watched it several nights ago

[@Ambaryerno]

Love this movie. Bowie looks like he was having a blast doing it, too.

[@WinryRockbellElric]

If you watch the behind the scenes documentary, one can definitely tell that he had a grand old funky time

[@theshillneckedlizard8364]

@Margherita Nope, if you watch the 'making of' he was loving every minute of it

[@camilosixtino]

I loved sara

[@WhyNot-xt7qi]

As a child this movie made me fall IN LOVE with David Bowie. I never stopped.

[@colinmelton3815]

I feel you! I'm a straight man but David Bowie he just makes me.....lol

[@qualitypudding]

Fr

[@TomFynn]

Having a crush on David Bowie as a man does not make you gay. It makes you having an awesome sense of music.

[@sesshomaruslover1]

This is me now

[@skeetd4099]

@@colinmelton3815bro what?💀💀

[@Kira1Lawliet]

I'd like to believe that that baby grew up and one day someone suddenly told him out of nowhere that when he was an infant he was in a movie alongside David freaking Bowie. I bet that rocked his world.

[@Wednesdaywoe1975]

The baby was the child of Brian Froud, who designed the goblin world. So he always knew. 😀

[@kristinewalberg2938]

I was fortunate to enough to meet Toby and his parents, Brian and Wendy Froud, a number of years ago. At 12, Toby was already a talented artist and one of the sweetest kids I've ever met. Brian was a bit shy and ended up wandering off, but I had the pleasure of talking about art doll and puppet-making with Wendy and Toby for well over an hour. She gave me so many tips on how to take my own work to the next level, and was just such a warm, lovely person.

[@tempestates13]

I was happy to learn he was going to be one of the people working on The Dark Crystal prequel. Then Netflix pulled some dumb shit and cancelled it after one season

[@squirrel_killer-]

He's actually an incredible puppeteer these days and also a masterful creature designer. One of the best in the industry.

[@BellaKarim23]

I love this movie. It was the first fairytale I can remember watching, even before Disney and I had loved the Goblin King since then. I gave no idea why they call it a "flop"

[@jcw8719]

It flopped in the box office but has become a cult classic

[@BellaKarim23]

@@jcw8719 I know. Still no idea why. It's a good movie. Little weird but that's part of it's charm. I thing it mainly flopped because it was released on a bad month with too much competition. June 1986 was a bad month for it considering it was up against other cult classics suche as Ferris Bueller's day off and Karate Kid II which released before it and would have been drawing more crowds

[@endlessstudent3512]

It never flopped. I was young when it came out and everyone went ot the cinema and watched and loved it.

[@eyezj7412]

@@endlessstudent3512 no, it flopped financially

[@Kissfan96dr]

it "flopped" because it's not the kind of movie you see in the theatre with your parents. It's a rainy day / sick day by yourself kind of movie. What I do laughably remember when it was out, was the critics brutally attacking David as a bad actor...and yet here we are 25 years later still watching the movie and getting emotional when he sings Within You. The critics are gone, but David's performance lives on with us.

[@kelleygaddis7466]

You can see how good David Bowie is with the kid. Plus I think it's cute how Bowie didn't want to make the kid cry so he voiced the crying parts himself.

[@darlenebuck431]

he's got a daughter who looks like him.

Wrong. The baby would not verbally cooperate. Nothing to do with the child crying, he was used to all the puppets. But 157 idiots agree with your incorrect comment. Pathetic.

[@dixierae3442]

I have an uncontrollable desire to rock that hair style. Rest in Perfection David./ Ziggy Stardust.

[@yosefdemby8792]

And Jim Henson

[@creativedoof]

I bet that Mr. Bowie would be flattered. I say, go for it!

[@heatherfeather3051]

yes.. rest in peace.. you earned it.. for heaven sakes.. rest in peace...

[@rydermccall3590]

Knowing he was considered for Elrond in Jackson’s “Lord of The Rings,” we can truly only imagine what could’ve been.

[@sid2112]

Dude that wouldv'e been friggin epic.

[@WinryRockbellElric]

Bowie Elrond would have been too powerful lol

[@skywxlk3r303]

that would have been so good

[@angel79nunn]

That would've been so.....er, interesting?

[@jessicashackle595]

I would love to have seen that.

[@Matt561]

We need puppeteers. How many? All of them

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Jah, the work was astounding

[@guyver441]

"EVERYOOONE!"

[@nathanielmorgan9108]

@@guyver441 Do you like Beethoven?

[@lulub1433]

@@guyver441 Haha first thing that was reminded of🤣

[@sarahflynn1589]

I wish Jim could have lived long enough to see how his "flops" have become beloved cult classics 🤍

[@justinwallace390]

Dark Cystal

[@gotwork77]

Nothing about this is a flop the word is wrong

[@danceteacherrlb]

@@gotwork77 they called it such at the time

[@adolfozaragoza6086]

@@gotwork77 he didn't mean it offensively.

[@bluegemrose1035]

He actually did know right before he died in 1995 I believe ❤️

[@randompenguwithayoutubeacc3047]

I've never fully listened to what the tiny guy's saying at 2:07 onwards. But 2:15 "your mother is a fragging aardvark" I'm crying 😂The original yo momma

[@ryutou-ki4dl]

pasta fagiolli lmfao im dying

[@johnjuiceshipper4963]

Proper Italian representation

[@HateIncarnate]

Here I am thinking he said "your mother is a faggot" 💀

[@Alex-yt1kn]

Hehehe loved that little dude since I was little

[@mikelyczak1384]

I admit, way back when, I did NOT hear "fragging"...I heard something far more offensive.

[@TheRealEreez]

THIS... is required viewing. If you've never seen Labyrinth or Never Ending Story, you didn't have a proper childhood

[@jess1753]

Can we add Princess Bride to this list?

[@nackydmoose]

And Gremlins

[@ThirdRail7]

We have to add Legend to this list.

[@willowfae7457]

And the Dark Crystal!

[@willowfae7457]

@@ThirdRail7 ohhh Legend is truly beautiful.

[@neverendingcrafts4u]

The movie industry cannot re-make this movie. It's a classic. We will never have another David Bowie.

[@heatherfeather3051]

Amen

[@ovni2295]

Or another Jim Henson! His puppet work was also really important for this movie.

[@lornawoodings2605]

Yeh I feel him Henson needs a fair amount of credit for this one too

[@tankgirl2.158]

They are trying to make a second movie to this....

[@Estoverax]

@@tankgirl2.158that would be sacrilege

[@WinryRockbellElric]

but like the best part is David Bowie seems to be totally smitten with the cute baby /having a grand old funky time just dancing and singing his own music

[@darlenebuck431]

that's because he's got a daughter himself despite him being deceased.

[@Luv.schuyler]

I’m 13, and I’ve been watching this movie all my life. It’s truly one of my favorites Rest In Peace David Bowie

[@sierragoodenough0713]

Mine too I'm 22 now. I've watched this my whole life.

[@shachi9495]

I'm 12 and same

[@guyver441]

42, still watch it...

[@madvonvanity69]

This movie will give you nostalgia no matter what decade you're in. I'm 23 and watched this movie when I was like 15 and fell in love with the music for the next two summers! I'm in my grindhouse movie faze atm but I think fondly when this was my favorite movie. enjoy this time obsessing over this movie!

[@anthonykarlsson5166]

Been watching this since I was 12. am 48 now (sob), haven't seen it in 2 years though. Will probably be my Sunday movie today.😄

[@jayzepickle6637]

My dad loves this movie and showed it to me as a child and I cannot express how scared I was of getting kidnapped and turned into a goblin

[@claubrg]

😂

[@Kissfan96dr]

Reminds me of seeing Halloween when I was 9.

[@Witchofthesoutheast]

When I watched this movie as I kid I wanted jareth to capture me I still want it to happen and I'm a teen now

[@catalinagonzalez5284]

I will fail as a mother if my child doesn't feel the same way😂💖

[@catalinagonzalez5284]

I will fail as a mother if my child doesn't feel the same way😂💖

[@Godzillakingofkaiju1]

I like how, even though he's the villain in this, Jareth and the Goblins do take care of Toby and try to calm him down when he's crying.

[@andreanaylor4773]

Thank you David for not ruining our childhood like disney

[@Youokhun]

I watch this movie every Christmas Day since I was a child - approaching my 30s now and still not tired of it ♥️♥️

[@butterflywings370]

I feel ya.. I'm 45 and it still is loved by me

[@thickthighswdaffyduck7562]

Approaching 30 and it's been with me since early teen years

[@sariahd5083]

That is marvelous! We watch it every New Years Eve! I am not even sure how the tradition started.

[@unclebadger597]

48, still watch it! ❤️

[@MegaMat666]

​@@butterflywings370Me too

[@MitchellTF]

I love how it's like "What DOES the villain do in his spare time?" *Sits on his throne singing AWESOME songs he wrote himself*

[@melanieharper6413]

This was one of my favorites when I was younger. I remember having a huge crush on the Goblin king when I was little. 16 and it’s still one of my top favorites. It will never get old and the songs in it 👌

[@endlessstudent3512]

Yes me too :)

[@jeremyallen5974]

Who DOESN'T have a crush on that hunk?

[@chrissiem3958]

Jim Henson was so underrated in his time as a storyteller and director. This and The Dark Crystal were CONSTANTLY being rented by my family!

[@maireidsutter4394]

I have both on BluRay. The Labyrinth and Dark Crystal!! 2 of my favorite movies

[@adamg03]

Dark Crystal is criminally undervalued as the masterwork of science-fiction/fantasy that it is

[@WanderingRoe]

So cute there are goblins on each side holding Toby’s hands 😊

[@jpwphoenix1701]

This movie has always been my favourite 80s movie, especially as I was a little kid when it came out. I still love watching it and listening to the soundtrack. So iconic, memorable and a reminder of my childhood.

[@dinospumonii]

2:14 "Your mother is a fraggin aardvark!"

[@WillowRaven7]

One of the best looking Goblin Kings I've ever seen - and fantastic singing voice. Was lucky enough to see him live during the "Serious Moonlight" tour and he was phenomenal!!

[@iplaysh1t352]

Bowie and that baby behind the scenes was adorable, that baby loved Bowie so much

[@chellmcw8081]

The Bowie Bulge deserves an Emmy 🤣🤣

[@Tentin.Quarantino]

And a ‘guest appearance’ entry in the credits

[@mhrbernards6589]

You liked it, don't you?

[@jenjen3040]

Hellz yeah

[@Flyingtaco82]

Well he has to put his wallet and keys SOMEWHERE.

[@esmewvimes2901]

I was 14, and . . . the Bulge should have been listed among the cast and had it's own salary.

[@StarlitSwamp]

I always loved the "magic jump" part where the goblins actually start jumping up to magical heights, and when Jareth just throws the baby and turns away. 😆

[@CoicalPoseidon]

1:31 “And baby said… (uuhwewa)” I love that line

[@Brianna_Rain]

This song always just randomly pops up in my head! This is one of my favorite movies from my childhood. ❤

[@Zampy01]

This movie to me is unforgettable brings back so many memories as a kid watching this with my granny and grandpa I asked them recently if they still had it but they don’t unfortunately

[@kommiekoathanger1418]

This movie scared the hell out of me as a child and now it’s one of my favs, and I love this song now. How time changes your views on things.

[@richardgladish3821]

Im proud to say i own 3 copies of this movie.... (signed VHS, DVD, Blue Ray) My all-time Favorite Movie from the 80's, R.I.P David Bowie!!!

[@alwaysinseptember11]

who is the vhs signed by!?!?

[@jaydee4009]

@@alwaysinseptember11 : The store clerk.

[@tempestates13]

My sister in law tried to keep this and I told her "you borrowed it, you return it. I didn't give it to you"

[@PixelLife101]

Mate if they're signed by Bowie ya need to post pictures people like me would love to seem em!

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Regardless if you liked the movie or not, the amount of work and art is just astounding. And i still use the 'Ello' from the worm to this day :)

[@cadenkeller443]

“No, I said ‘Ello’, but that’s close enough.”

[@Schwartzwindhero123]

I love using "Your mother is a fraggin' aardvark!" As an insult to confuse people. (For everyone confused, it's what that little guy was shouting at Sarah when she drew the arrow on his stone

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

@@Schwartzwindhero123 hehehe, ye that's epic too 🤣

[@SillyCreatureSally]

I discovered this movie while researching Karen Prell, the puppeteer for the Worm. Now I want to say 'allo too.

[@phyliciakaker5707]

I grew up watching Labyrinth and Dark Crystal too. They are still close to my heart

[@PeterDoornbos1981]

Childohood memories! Your mother is a friggin Aardvark! Labyrinth, the Storyteller and Freggles and my childhood is complete

[@GreenEggsandYeets]

I adore this movie. I've probably seen it more than 15 times 😊😊 haven't watched it for over 13 years now and remember every word 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽

[@daniellelouisepowell1269]

My 3 year old is addicted to this song, always asks me to play it in the car 😅

[@butterflywings370]

I'm still addicted at 45 🤣🤣

[@SonicBoss1991]

Cultured af

[@endlessstudent3512]

has taste, the little one

[@TomFynn]

Good parenting, right there.

[@faithmackenzie5976]

That guy has a beautiful voice! And the baby is so freaking adorable!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@youraveragecommenter4371]

I had an obsession for this movie and still do. This song is a favorite

[@theresaandrade8261]

When I say I was obsessed with this movie as a child is no exaggeration. I thought David Bowie was the sexiest even at an age I'm not sure I knew what being attracted to someone meant.

[@SillyCreatureSally]

I wish I wasn't teased about my crushes, then I'd have no problem falling in love with him. I already had to shut out a dead celebrity crush because my sister was making fun of me (she wasn't even supposed to fricking know), so I didn't want another one. I succeeded not falling in love, but the leggings made it very hard...

[@gregalbrecht8180]

David Bowie is not dead he is ruling his goblin kingdom

[@kuwalathenerdytomboy8089]

I play this for my son whose 2 months old trying to go to sleep and he smiles at David Bowie singing and dancing. He loves the Goblin King!

[@dootmcsploot4180]

I recently learned that I'm going to be a father, I loved this movie growing up and now this scene just hits differently

[@newworldman2112]

I know what you mean.I loved this movie as a 10 /11 year old. Got two sons now and I made them watch Labrinth quite a few times LOL

[@DeadpoolWadeWilson]

When singers and actors from our childhood leave this world, a part of our childhood goes with them. It is important to re-watch these videos and keep that childhood alive within us.

[@tsgumi]

if they ever even think about re-making Labyrinth i will riot, nobody could replace david bowie as Jareth NOBODYYY

[@aesthetically_michael3622]

David Bowie was amazing in this role I Absolutely love him

[@simonazz6474]

This will forever be one of my favorite childhood movies, it holds a special place in my heart!! I hope that even the children who didn’t get to experience the glory of Bowie still love this film for everything it is!!! RIP David! ❤️

[@tibetanpoplars]

i dont regret watching this with my mom. rest in peace david bowie, the world still misses you now

[@andrewprice4678]

David Bowie is eternal. Will always love what he did for the world. I’m sure the world right now could use some ziggy stardust.

[@Anonymous-ly6db]

0:39 this part plays in my mind often and I’m not sure why

[@faxinspace]

Perhaps he reminds you of the babe

[@milesbean9557]

What babe

[@seandaly-wr3co]

@@milesbean9557a goblin babe

[@NoemyTorrance]

Babe with the power

[@seandaly-wr3co]

What power?

[@aprilburch6911]

Absolutely one of the best movies I've ever watched! RIP David!

[@TJ-di2cx]

The little guy that flips the slab says "Heeeyyyy, what goes on? Pasta bazoo! Is a writing on the fragging walka-walk! Eh?! Ai ai ai ai ai! Your mother is a fragging aardvark!"

[@butterflywings370]

I was 10 when this came out. I loved this movie so much. I couldn't get enough of the movie. He was so handsome as the evil King. RIP DB 💕

[@fredtaylor9792]

My sister was 16 and I was 4 when this came out. She used to sing this song and dance with me all the time. She treated me like her own child. She was so nice to me. We eventuality lost her to drugs and schizophrenia. She's still out there on the streets somewhere. I love you sis.

[@ladyreverie7027]

Jareth is such a camp character. Bowie was such a drag king (men can be drag kings too, it's just about playing with gender and making characters). Love him so much.

[@MrJackalope15]

2:08 Pretty cool seeing such an early performance by Mark Bonanno

[@asherikamichaela8425]

One of my favorite movies of all time! All thanks to that man right there. 🤩😍

[@annadafae]

I watched this movie for the first time recently and loved it so much that I had to watch it again! This was by far my favorite song from the Labyrinth. It’s extremely catchy, just can’t get it out of my head! 💖✨

[@eric144144]

He's a great singer that David Bowie.

[@serenapetersen1822]

Was

[@MrEzuma]

@@serenapetersen1822 too soon

[@jadina94]

He’ll go far

[@wayneyoung2216]

He's harder than he looks too

[@tixie1895]

I’ve always loved this film and know the words to all the songs. I loved ludo when they got to the big of eternal stench ‘smell bad’ with fart noises 😂😂

[@jamesmckean3221]

Sure. Rocks friends.

[@xoleydaraccoon5253]

Been watching this since I can remember, I'm 18 and I still watch it during a thunderstorm, to fall asleep, when I'm upset or even just cuz I want to watch it. I've lost track of how many times I've watched it. Can't think of a better comfort movie than this!! 🥰❤️🥰❤️

[@taralee4447]

I still love everytime the goblin says “your mother is a fkn aardvark”😂😊

[@punkywozza4330]

I'm proud to say i've lived in a time where David Bowie and Prince we're alive

[@maicey_t.]

Toby Froud (the baby in this scene) grew up to be a puppet builder and still works with Jim Henson Creature Shop today. Not super relevant to this scene but it makes me happy. :)

[@AYC_kaymer]

A true classic 💯❤️

[@SophiaWisdomTarot]

David Bowie is awesome 👏 😎💜 I’ve been replaying this song on repeat with my kids… 😂

[@Mickkarnn]

I wish for David Bowie to kidnap me so I get to be entertained with this all day

[@StarletteLily5874]

Just watched this with my mother because my friends keep on saying the first lines of the song and felt left out😂😂

[@shadowdancer5x5]

I'm singing this song to my six week old baby to get her to sleep a lot at the minute. Sang it to her big brother a few years ago as well. :D

[@EbblePebble_]

This movie was my childhood, This song is still so dear to my heart ❤️

[@garythenewman4438]

Not going to lie still to this day when he tosses the baby in the air it scares the crap out of me 😂

[@happilyeverafterhanna]

Imagine growing up & getting to tell your friends you were in a movie with David Bowie when you were a baby!

[@Kuckles258]

"Slap that baby, make him pee?" 😭🤣

[@tate6699]

No one understands how much i listen to this song throughout the day.

[@annadafae]

you and me both xd

[@SuperStar-xj7ql]

At 5 I walked into my mom's room while getting ready for kindergarten (1994). That's when I was memorized by his beauty, the makeup, and costumes. That hasnt changed, I still get chills.

[@laurenmeltzer7159]

This movie should be made into a musical.

[@adorely4580]

I can’t be the only one who thought David Bowie looked so good as the goblin king

[@juniper2788]

Used to watch this movie all the time with my mom, it was her favorite movie and it's definitely mine. Rest well mom and Bowie ❤️

[@dinothegonzo]

Now I can see David Bowie's, well...Major Tom IN HIGH DEFINITION!

[@amandadunn1238]

Favorite movie of all time!!! David Bowie made this movie special!!!💜💜💜

[@justinwallace390]

Best ever of the 80's movies. Goonies 2nd.

[@amandadunn1238]

@@justinwallace390 Never Ending Story and Legend (Tom Cruise and Mia Sarah) and Willow! And Lost Boys!! The Goonies is so good!!! The 80s and 90s had the best movies and music!!

[@yosefdemby8792]

And Jim Henson

[@Kissfan96dr]

I think that's why there's no remake. How do you remake David Bowie? He is the Goblin King.

[@nofxpunk1426]

Loved this movie growing up n Theres no better Goblin King than David Bowie RIP A legend

[@UsagiRebL]

One of my favorites of all time. Hopefully Netflix US brings it soon.

[@andrewreiss2811]

They listened and it helps too have a realitive in the higher ups at Netflix.Request granted.

[@JeddtheJedi]

One of my favourite wholesome bits of trivia is that the actor playing the baby, Toby Froud, was the son of modelmaker and puppet designer Brian Froud, and Toby grew up to become a modelmaker and puppet designer/puppeteer himself. He worked on movies including Kubo and the Two Strings and the Guillermo del Toro stop-motion Pinocchio movie.

[@eveescastle5866]

I Used to watch this movie with my cousin every night when we were younger. Good times

[@jessicahollenback4164]

Who else thought David Bowie looked so handsome as Jareth? 😍

[@mythanh788]

These videos are a breath of fresh air. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@sophiezadpoerozny4972]

I'm 14 and I love this movie its my childhood I watched Dutch for the first time in 7 years and love it! I watched it twice that week and I just gotta say the music. David bowey made in this was just a chefs kiss. My he rest in piece now ❤️

[@scarletpanther2513]

If I was that kid I would wanna stay there forever. David Bowie holding me close singing 24/7?! Yes please?!?!

[@emoryogglethorp8180]

That little dude flipping the flagstones around is my favorite character in the whole movie "Your mother is a fraggin' ardvark" LOL

[@Black_Heart71]

Brings back a lot of good old memories. ♥

[@Jaxxie1981]

David Bowie as Jareth, the Goblin King = The OG Grey Sweatpants Icon.

[@Ltnricardo]

One of my favorite movies ❤ Jim Henson was amazing!

[@dorothyparker7485]

Jareth legitimately seems to adore that baby

[@Kissfan96dr]

as he admits near the end of the movie, he is just a figment of her imagination and therefore all he's done she made him do. He's not a villain, but just teaching her about being a grown up.

[@narliehs1648]

@@Kissfan96dr Being only a figment of Sarah's imagination would be rather impossible, wouldn't it? He and the other Underground characters had things going on all the time without her involvement or knowledge, like this scene here. Also of note is when he watches the reunion party from outside the window in his owl form at the end of the movie.

[@Kissfan96dr]

@@narliehs1648 you can't imagine and think those things without putting yourself into the scene? I can.

[@narliehs1648]

@@Kissfan96dr When I'm writing, sure all the time. But, you know, that's fiction. You imagine watching yourself from someone else's perspective?

[@Kissfan96dr]

@@narliehs1648 if you remember, she was playing out what she read in a book. Some of the book scenes do not involve her "character".

[@tysonthomas7094]

I remember seeing this in the Theater and it had the same vibes and entertainment as The Wizard of Oz! Such a great movie....David Bowie and Jim Henson were legends!

[@SillyCreatureSally]

Both films have been known to elicit crushes on dead celebs. I fell in love with Jack Haley when I watched Oz, and I was determined to hide it, but then my little sister found out, and I felt terrible. I eventually became a fan of Karen Prell, and while I was researching her, I found this film. I was a little bit skeptical, and it was because I didn't want to end up getting a crush on David Bowie. Not even Jareth, because my sister already thinks liking Baron Humbert von Gikkingen is weird.