‘Song of the South’ - Opening Credits w/ Uncle Remus Intro.

This is the extravagant opening to the 1946 Walt Disney film ‘Song of the South’. All of the Mary Blair style art flashes across the screen mostly drawn by Marc Davis. The music by Sam Cowlow, sung by the Disney studio choir plays in beautiful harmony. This is a beautiful example of classic Walt Disney films.
This clip is just one of many clips on my channel , eventually the whole movie will be uploaded in small clips.

[@JamestheRabbit]

My grandpa grew up with this movie and he loves it.

[@ChuckE.CheesesIllinois]

Welcome Back! and thank you for uploading this!

[@llowery1276]

Thank you for uploading. A true classic.

[@DimitriyMykhaylovDisneyFan]

0:04 When You Hear This Music, You Begin to Get Really Excited. 😁

[@justinvalverde3635]

Beautiful music

[@christosvoskresye]

1:13 I'm not sure why the music stumbled over the line, "This heart of mine is in the heart of Dixie; \\ That's where I belong, ...."

[@TheBrerPatch]

The remaster I used accidentally skips a few times , I will try to avoid it from now on. Thanks :)

[@jamessparkman6604]

@@TheBrerPatch0:40 I wish people would edit the fine print at the bottom. They are out. It’s such a killjoy thought they put it in at all you know the characters and events in the photoplay are fictional. Any similarities to persons, living or dead should not be referred OK that’s a tissue of lies

[@rainlori]

A film break and re-splice has resulted in a frame or so missing. You see the picture jump a fraction before we hear the audio blip, which is what happens. Cheers

[@kathyfann]

Thank you it’s beautiful

[@karensutton6830]

Is this really the whole movie? I have never seen it, but have really wanted to. Nothing makes me want to see a movie more then banning it.

[@FriklFrak1]

I saw it at the theater in preschool. I still remember it to this day. It was a wonderful kind movie. It was also the first animated real life movies ever made. The original Space Jam Lol.

[@mikhailabunidal9146]

0:05- 1:32 لإشي غريب سبب، أنا كنو حاسس صار يصير النشيد الوطني من كل الجنوب الأميركاني For some weird reason, I feel as if this were to be the national anthem to the entire American South 🇺🇸

[@LegitMan335]

Best Disney movie ever

[@berylbattrick1246]

GRANTED THE BEST MOVIE YET, GREAT ACTORS, HOPE TO SEE THIS I N FULL, A.S PETER PAN, THANK YO0U

[@IHATEESCO]

this movie is actually pretty good and I'm black

[@ArmyJames]

1:00 “William Peed”. Really? That’s his name? lol

[@TheBrerPatch]

No! William Peet is his actual name. William is a Disney animator that sadly passed away in 2002

[@ArmyJames]

@@TheBrerPatch Why does the credit say “William Peed” then?

[@mindyschocolate]

@@ArmyJames typo or a joke?

[@mileswildmore]

I LOVE this movie so much! And still do to this day! Helps me through the rough times and helps me feel so happy!

[@llowery1276]

It does leave you feeling happy, and really drawn to the warmness, and friendliness of Uncle Remus. The actor who played him was precious, and did a fantastic job. He is a very positive person.

[@rjturk]

I had the Uncle Remus book. It was great.

[@CrispyA113]

1:13 uh oh looks like we got a clip cut off well thanks a lot Disney for not releasing the full version On DVD so that way we don’t have to go through the trouble of having 35mm

[@BigJ1033]

If they ever release the film in an HDR 4K UltraHD version, I would buy it in a heart beat.

[@jamesbarlow3640]

1:02 British Narrator: Let me remind you that Uncle Remus was only a character of fiction, and the stories he has related to children were from the imagination of Joel Chandler Harris. Uncle Remus told these stories to help many people with their problems.

[@Jake-rc4xi]

Since its initial release Song of the South has attracted controversy, with critics characterizing its portrayal of African Americans and plantation life as racist. As a result of the film's controversial legacy, Disney has not released the film on any home video format in the United States, and the film has never been available on its streaming platform Disney+. Some of the musical and animated sequences have been released through other means, and the full film has seen home video distribution in other countries, as well as fan-made 4K remasters that can be viewed at the Internet Archive. The cartoon characters from the film continued to appear in a variety of books, comics, and other Disney media for many decades after the film's release. The theme park ride Splash Mountain, located at Tokyo Disneyland and formerly located at Disneyland and Magic Kingdom, is based on the film's animated sequences.

[@charlene8673]

Something so innocent, and they want to take away. That’s …..

[@nickl9623]

My favorite Character is Brer Rabbit, I think Brer Rabbit is a really great Disney character. I just feel bad that he debuted in a movie that's known to be racist. I also like the song Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah. I think it's a very happy song. Anyway, Brer Rabbit is a great guy and I don't think he's racist at all.

[@jamessparkman6604]

I just wanna be clear about something at the the credits below, that say, the characters and events in this photo are fictional nothing but a pack of live from my perspective. Besides, I think cartoon characters in the real world in who framed Roger rabbit that’s proof enough for me, that the words below, at the beginning, or a pack of lies.

[@nathancruz9172]

They don’t release this song of the south on 📀 or 📼 from the early 90s.

[@jamessparkman6604]

0:39 can you read the bottom words? Can you believe another people putting them are the characters and events in this photoplay are fictional The only part about that I don’t believe is the cartoon characters courtesy of who framed Roger rabbit I’d say it was a cover-up just to disprove the existence of toon so it’s a pack of lies

[@nathancruz9172]

@@jamessparkman6604yes, I did.

[@jamessparkman6604]

@@nathancruz9172 well, hear my words I will not believe it. It is a lie