The other side of the mountan part 1 (film completo in inglese)

Storia vera di una ragazza che per un incidente sulla neve diventata disabile.

[@kimkochel8157]

This is my favorite movie of all time. I saw it for the first time when I was 16. Since then I have seen it over 100 times. I never get tired of watching it. I've even got the soundtrack in an album. RIP Jill Kinmont Boothe. 🎿🎿👋🦋🙏🌹

[@Winterpeg73]

You have the soundtrack? Can you tell me what is Please I’d love to get it. I too love this movie

[@kimkochel8157]

I don't know if the soundtrack is still available. My suggestion is to try Amazon. I hope you find it God Bless 🙏🦋🌈🌹

[@dianalee3059]

The soundtrack is available at Walmart, o just looked it up. You can probably order it online. I was a studio singer in Los Angeles for 60 years sand had the pleasure of knowing the film’s composer, Charles Fix, and working with him.

[@dianalee3059]

Oops typo, that’s Charles FOX

[@marilynsmith7680]

I saw this movie when I was 8 yrs old and have watched it every time it's been on television since then. I fell in love with Jill and wrote her when I got in jr. High school. I went to the library and researched all about her the real Jill. Wrote her and became a pen pal to her for quite some time. Then when fb came out I had her on my friends list. She was an awesome women. And I am very proud to have known her. And I miss her ( my friend) so very much. RIP JILL!

[@kjun03]

1981 , I did what I never wanted to do! I was in bed unable to walk ( with excruciating pain and hopelessness) and I watched TV! This is what I saw and haven’t seen since then but I’ve always remembered this account which I somewhat related to ! The presentation was very moving! Thanks !!!

[@marshajanulis6092]

I remember this movie as a girl, made such an impression I've never forgotten it thank you for making it available

[@donnamarierants]

ROUGHLY 50yrs SINCE MY INITIAL VIEWING OF THIS WONDERFUL MOVIE, WITH A MULTITUDE TO FOLLOW, YET, I STILL PAUSE, REWIND, & REPLAY SCENES TO BE SURE NOT TO MISS ONE SECOND! I KNEW OF THE STORY FROM CHILDHOOD & TOOK TO THE SLOPES IN JILL'S HONOR... AS I CRY MY EYES OUT I'LL THANK WHOEVER PLACED THIS HERE IN ITS ENTIRITY FOR MY PURE ENJOYMENT! ON TO PART 11 WITH BEST WISHES FROM S FLA FOR HEALTH & SAFETY DURING COVID-19 QUARANTINE!😷

[@foldelops]

OLDIES but GOODIES are the BEST... Whether they are Sad, Happy, Tragic, Horror, Thrillers, Funny, Romantic!!!!! I remember seeing this in the theater when it first came out...🤔think I was in HS... What a Beautiful movie...but VERY VERY SAD 😫😥😢 It's been forever since I've seen this... THANKS for the upload!!!

[@nancystoudt2497]

I saw this movie when I was teenager. A skiing teenager. I loved it then. I just skipped to a few memorable places in the story and cried just as hard now. This was not a terrible movie and not a terrible story as described earlier. I will watch part I and II again (40 years later) and I know I'll love it just as much.

[@thomasmckenzie4584]

I watched this as a little kid. I thought it was such a good movie. Watching it now, I can't believe how bad it sucked. TV has come a long way.

[@nancystoudt2497]

Tj Mckenzie I'm sure your life story will be much more interesting.

[@Dvp1169]

Thank you for posting. I remember watching this movie as a child and admired so very much Jill Kinmont's strength through adversity. So tragic that she lost her love Dick Bueck but found love again later.

[@ninademci1500]

I saw this when I was about ten. I always remembered the title, her name, what happened to her, and her becoming a teacher on an ‘Indian Reservation’. I could never find it, until now. Thank you for posting this.

[@dianalee3059]

Just one of my all time favorite movies EVER! Great job Marilyn Hassett and kudos Beau Bridged. RIP Jill Kinmont and thank you for your Light

[@Nacho-Mamma]

Thank you so much for sharing this movie. I have been searching for a long time, and I can't believe I finally found it. You've just made 10's of 1000's people happy.

[@karenkroplinski9101]

They don't make movies like this anymore! Wonderful, heartfelt and heartbreaking! Loved it! Amazing musical score also!

[@dianabaruch5466]

Yes, they don’t! 👎🏻 They just make movies according their’s hearts as violence, drogs and sex!

[@arg9980]

vi esta película en el cine en 1975, jamas la olvidé, quisiera poder verla traducida al español o al menos, subtitulada. y también recuerdo la canción del final, no la conocía, pero era Olivia Newton John ! yo solo tenia 12 años ... como puede ser que ya no hagan mas este tipo de películas? john kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGjCapyEm86SeLc

[@dianalee3059]

Agreed, Charles Fox did a beautiful music score

[@ninademci1500]

@karenkroplinsk, this movie was based on a true story.

[@dianalee3059]

I had a blesseed and busy studio singing career for 6 decades. One day while waiting outside a recording studio to go in, i came across and recognized William Bryant who portrayed Jill Kinmont s father in the movie. We talked about it and he said it was an enjoyable shoot for him and very moving. The scene near the end when he’s on the phone learning of Mad Dog’s death is such a heartbreaker!

[@dianalee3059]

This story is so sad but so very inspiring too! What an amazing person Jill Kinmont was..

[@turtle7127]

Such an absolutely beautiful but sad true story. I remember watching this with my mother many years ago. May Jill be skiing her heart out. Thank you for sharing this movie with us. ❤

[@dianabaruch5466]

I watched this movie many times with my sisters. We really loved this! 🥰🥰🥰👍🏻

[@jensmom604]

As of this writing, Dave McCoy, Jill's coach, is still living at age 104!

[@pennykent5687]

Great!!!!😃👏Brovo!!!!🎉🎈🎇

[@melissarodriguez1122]

Dave McCoy died this year in February at the age of 105

[@karenannefromusa]

That is sad. :(

[@dianediane1245]

I loved this movie in 75 and I still love it!!!💪💖

[@marshalllevenstein667]

great movie. And one of the best film scores ever. Great song too sung by Olivia Newton John

[@hughsmith790]

My dad took me to see The Other when it came out. I remember the theater in out community was pretty full when we were there. I was 11 at the time and got to see it because it was a PG movie. As a kid sitting in a big movie theater, I was scared to death! But that was what I loved about the movie, it scared me. I remember not being able to sleep very well the next several nights. LoL. Mom and dad kept saying, you shouldn’t have gone to see it. I found a copy of The Other online and ordered it, it was only $2.50 + shipping. Now that I am 60, I can understand much better why I was so scared all those years ago. I still think The Other is a great piece of work and even though I have gotten much older, the movie still haunts me the way it did the first time I saw it. I understood the story when I was 11 the same way that I understand it now. The story is about the evil brother, Niles. I have always felt that directors, producers and critics tend to be to picky about there films. To bad, because The Other is a true classic horror film without getting gross or becoming a slasher film. Slasher films leave very little to the imagination making much less truly believable. We all know it’s buckets of red corn syrup and not real blood. The Other leaves you with a lot to think about afterwords. The story is good, the music is perfect, I thought the cast was very good. I am not sure that any back story on Ada would have actually helped the movie any. I pretty much had that figured out from the beginning. Besides, when I was 11, I learned a new word, “ Yowsah!” I remember overhearing my parents talking about the movie and my dad saying, “Well, at least he’s now running around say swear words, I can live with ‘yowsah,’ “

[@benoitblain6815]

when a path is not possible you take another one wonderful movie

[@patriciabeatrizbara7207]

Entré aquí solamente para pedirles si pueden subir esta película completa (son dos películas) en español, o subtitulada en español. Pues, la vi hace mucho por un canal de televisión y me encantó, por eso me gustaría volverla a ver. Desde Argentina se lo agradecería mucho.

[@JohannaLeigh]

The actor who played Dr. Pittman, if I'm not mistaken, I think he played Henry Chamberlyn on Guiding Light back in the mid-80's . I watched the movie again, and I noticed something..... she didn't listen. When her coach (Dabney Coleman) told her about what became Jill's fateful ski run, he talked about how one skier slowed down but kept control. Jill thought she'd beat her competitor on speed and it cost her, big time. *"Act in haste, repent at leisure"* . (or, in the emergency room. )

[@TheMusicalHarmonee]

I noticed that too. I was thinking, If only she knew what that will cost her.

[@mclark2709]

I was nine the first time I saw this fabulous movie. We may of had only 7 channels but, we had quality TV, miss it 😢

[@pedrogabrielforaci8159]

Está película la ví hace 35 años Impresionante!!!!

[@Nacho-Mamma]

Also, if you happen to come across an english language version of "Joni" from 1979, about Joni Eareckson Tada, please share it as well. (Similar to Jill Kenmont's story, but Joni severed her spinal cord when she dove into a lake, she was paralyzed from neck down.)

[@pennykent5687]

Yes, I herd that was a great (but sad) story. These were strong woman. Yes, I hope someone posts that film too if they find it.

[@arg9980]

vi esa película hace poco, creo q estaba en "Prime " de Amazon, JONI es una historia similar, y protagonizada por la misma Joni Eareckson ! tremenda historia de superación y fé en Dios. una hermosa chica que a los 17 años, queda prácticamente cuadripléjica de por vida, pero con una enorme historia .

[@davekeim7784]

I grew up in bishop during the 60s it was a fantastic place to grow up in wished I would have never left bishop .

[@dianalee3059]

I love this movie so much and re-watch it often. I loved in Mammoth Lakes for awhile and had the honor of meeting Andrea Mead Lawrence who was very active in the town’s administration. I love Mammoth so much!

[@charlottethecat6302]

Jill was such a very very brave strong women we can learn a lot from her

[@queenmicale9686]

I've been thinking about this movie for so long and it just came up. OMG. I LOVE IT THEN I LOVE IT NOW. more movies should be shown like this. I give her such courage. RIP JILL. God bless u. .😰💔💯

[@dorothygale5672]

I just can’t watch this. It happened to my mother and destroyed our family 😢😢😢😢😢

[@lorileew2337]

I'm so sorry to hear that ..

[@pinkrose5796]

My 💓 goes out to you and your family. Losing the ability to walk, move, etc can have such an impact on other family members also. A lot depends on circumstances, money, health insurance, therapy, assisted living programs, nursing homes, etc. Jill's family luckily had the money and means to take care of her. I wish more families had the means to take care of their loved ones. I know it's been a year and I hope that you and your family have had a chance to cope, perhaps talk to a therapist, etc support group. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@deborahstevens8033]

Such an Inspirational movie. Haven't watched it in a long time! So glad to see I could watch it on You Tube!

[@patriciapuebla3759]

Gracias por subir películas tan hermosas y que me traen recuerdos tan bonitos ❤️

[@dianalee3059]

RIP Dave McCoy and thanks for everything! You lived longer than 100 years, a great life! I lived in Mammoth for 4 years in the 80s and loved it

[@dianalee3059]

Rest In Peace Jill Kinmont, Dave McCoy (who lived to 104), Audra Jo Nicholson, Andy Lawrence, Dick Buek, Buddy Werner, Skeeter Werner

[@ktty-lk1en]

Thank you so much for this I needed to read this book for a test tomorrow lol thx

[@davekeim7784]

bishop was a great place to grow up in back in the late fifties and sixties where great.

[@pennykent5687]

I think lots of places were great to grow up in .... back in the 50s and 60s.🙁😔

[@dianalee3059]

A very well crafted work, every actor involved was fabulous

[@JanMontague]

I love both these films and the music and now i have found a new one called saying good bye you will need a box of tissue it will make you cry 😢😢

[@fionastevenson6019]

Read the book, just found this after 30yrs!

[@SUNMAYDEN518]

such horrible things happen to such good people

[@kinniwright1548]

Nowadays in this condition, you could still ski and enter the Olympics.

[@mirianansotegi649]

Thank you🐾💫

[@therineimperial9214]

I love this movie both part 1 and 2 well I just watch it now and in fact this movie are older than I am but the story almost same of my life thanks for this movie and Ms. Merilyn Hassett was a great actress of her generation I really love it I also watch of her some movie too...(^_^)

[@dianalee3059]

And a very sincere RIP Dave Mc Coy! What an amazing 104 years!

[@dianalee3059]

Jill Kinmont was still alive (she passed in 2012) for many years after this film was made. I’m wondering how she liked it.

[@dianalee3059]

Skiing is such an awesome sport and the skiing at Mammoth Mountain is phenomenal

[@drawntomountains]

1:36:39, she's starting to realize something happened, until the call, then it becomes reality. So horribly heartbreaking.

[@kayceegreer4418]

Great movie, but I thought I was tuning in to see The Other Side of Midnight. I remember now that that is what it is called because this movie certainly is not it. I have seen this movie 3 times over the years - Not watching it again - it will make me tear up and feel emotions I don't want to feel right now. On the other hand, The Other Side of Midnight is intrigue, and sinister things involving a love triangle. It is from a book written by Sidney Sheldon that I struggled through when I was much younger, his writing style is cumbersome to me, so I really enjoyed the movie even though it is different, of course & as always, from the book. I've got to look it up now, and see if I can find it on KZbin. Try to find it yourself it's a good book and movie. It is something at which & about which I can safely rail right now without killing someone and going to prison...lol

[@shelleybryan4563]

I love movie she is a sweet lady

[@nmc5858]

Seeing this in slow motion is a very emotional part of the movie

[@59skupe]

The jack at UCLA needs to get a life. Jill was amazing in this movie.and became a qualified teacher. She showed the jerk that she could find a school to accept her as a teacher.

[@mountainwoodshealing5271]

The guy was a loser. If he had loved her unconditionally he would have stayed by her side.

[@budderkupp1282]

Lunar Mist Apothecary Which guy was a loser??

[@budderkupp1282]

@@amydrigun4948 Well..I wasn't sure who she meant. I know that Buddy left her. But, Dick also left her. Dick had all intentions of returning..but he did leave Jill for a time. So..I wasn't sure if she meant Buddy..who left her forever..or Dick who left her for a time..even though he died & never did come back anyway.

[@Imthegreenfairy409]

I don't understand. The movie portrays her as falling off a mountain, but articles I've read have all said she fell backwards in midair and then fell forward over and over. Is the movie wrong?

[@ilovesteveclark6084]

I thought it was sooooo selfish of Mad Dog to leave that day when she begged him not to...because she had a strange feeling he would die.

[@pennykent5687]

@@denisequinn9015 Mad Dog was good to her, making sure she was the best she could be all along. The other guy... Not so much. Loser. That's the thing, you see it ALL THE TIME, MOST MEN, though they say they Love a woman.... won't stick around for her or anyone else in his family and DO the caregiving duties..... No, that's what happens most of the time, it's the women who do ALL of the hands on caregiving duties... of the babies to the elders. So when that guy split, no big surprise. It's a rare MAN who can look death and sickness in the eye and say I'm going to step up to the plate here and help my family, because it's THE RIGHT THING TO DO (not to run off and abandon his family obligations). Do I sound bitter? Sorry. I've seen to much of that.

[@sandywieringa7421]

@@denisequinn9015 Buddy was a jerk for leaving her, yes. But I believe that Mad Dog's intent was to push Jill to reach further, to attempt things. If everyone waited on her, hand and foot, she wouldn't have to try. Did you ever learn how to ride a bike, or is Daddy still hanging onto your seat?

[@q-bert4833]

I loved Steve Clark too 😀🎸💜

[@harmono8766]

I saw this but I barely remember it. I guess I was too young to understand it. I knew she was a ski athlete, and she was paralyzed. That's about all.

[@ninademci1500]

Damn. I cried the first time I watched this and I’m crying now.

[@gonzalomejia8890]

THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MOVIE..BECAUSE IM VERY ROMANTIC SINCE CHILD..

[@davekeim7784]

bishop is a great place to live.

[@TheMusicalHarmonee]

Got a little emotional watching this. I couldn't imagine having to go through what she did. Going from not being able to move anything to being able to pull with her muscle here 58:03 I thank God for every ability I have. I pray for people who are going through and have been through this, Stay Strong, God is with you!

[@monabiehl6213]

I was hit by a car and had a fracture C5-7. I was not paralyzed. My recovery was difficult and took a year. I still have some effects but in seeing this it could have been much worse. My spinal cord was not affected.

[@SUNMAYDEN518]

great movie

[@RenStarFilm]

1:01:00 Broke my heart...

[@dianalee3059]

What a jerk Buddy Werner turne d out to be! Dick Buek was the real hero in her life and what a sad tragedy that turned into. God bless Jill’s memory.

[@deliasalazar160]

Es una pelicula de mis favoritas la vi ase muchos años es mi favorita

[@martytaylor7043]

Such a sad movie

[@suzannegill8788]

I've always loved this movie I think Bou Bridges is great

[@jennymohler5021]

ilove the story of jill kinmounnt wonderful movie

[@judithcastaneda4215]

Vi esta película en los 70as la podrían subtitular o traducir español latino gracias

[@dianalee3059]

Dave McCoy lived to be 104!!

[@MrPerla2005]

Love the movie, but what is that green line below the movie?

[@King_Colombia_Inc]

This movie to me was so awful. It’s too depressing, too heartbreaking, and just sad. If Universal Pictures did a remake, I’d see that instead.

[@pennykent5687]

Remakes are RARELY as good as the original. Look what they did with Sound of Music, The Parent Trap, ...and that movie where John Travolta dresses up as a fat mother... Lot of great stars were in it,...Sunny Bono, Blondie, .... -I can't think of the name right now.

[@nmc5858]

Perfect music😢

[@xaletit]

Spanish please

[@maasouma4844]

wow

[@lucianalacrouts1284]

I saw this movie when i was a child, such a horrible sensation...that something is going to happen when everything seems to be fine. Terrible movie, but terrible storie, I need to see part 2

[@King_Colombia_Inc]

Luciana Lacrouts This film in general is terrible. I did not like it at all. Maybe Part 2 would be better.

[@benoitblain6815]

he love her as a skier not as a woman

[@pennykent5687]

He DIDN'T LOVE HER. The only one he cared about was himself.

[@kittyshrooms428]

Is this based on the other side of the mountain the book yes or no plzz answer quick

[@King_Colombia_Inc]

Sury’s Broke This was based on the true story of Skiier Jill Kinmont.

[@Doroisalive]

Is this the Story with a Boy live in a tree

[@spikedawg1970]

That's "my side of the mountain"

[@billmiller3425]

One of the WORST acting movies EVER!! Gave it an hour then had to move on. Just horrible.

[@LeticiaGarcia-qn4yi]

Poner en espalol

[@anal.4539]

La quiero en castellano por favor

[@2xl68]

Jill was an inspiration to me all my life..... she was deeply loved and cherished..love you Jill thank you..

[@summerholliday44]

my cousin Jill Kinmont...she passed two yrs ago....Love to you and the family

[@tammyramey]

This was my all-time favorite movie EVER.

[@donnarenee71]

I loved this movie and it was so sad. My condolences.

[@northernlitez1]

bio says she passed in 2012

[@drawntomountains]

I saw this in the theater when it was released, and cried with her in every heartbreaking moment ! I know she did marry and she had a loving, devoted husband. But I always wondered if she was really that close to Dick Buik, or was that how the movie portrayed them ? She was an amazing skier,, but I think she actually accomplished and achieved much more, as a result from the accident.

[@SUNMAYDEN518]

I am so sorry summer

[@arg9980]

Jill Kinmont 1936-2012 QEPD. un ejemplo de vida, valor y fortaleza del espíritu. Me recordó a la pelicula "Joni" de 1979, en un caso parecido, donde una joven adolescente queda cuadripléjica por una zambullida en el lago, ella aún sigue viva.

[@ashleymorgan6973]

Beautiful love story so very Romantic

[@ellaw356]

This is one of my favorite older movies! Love it!💕

[@59skupe]

Beau Bridges, what a beautiful guy too.

[@jnwd1723]

I.saw this when it first came out and part 2. It's hard enough to watch a movie with tragedy and death but when it's not fictional that makes iit all the harder. That's why I hate death so much of any kind. It was a very moving and unforgettable story. My sincere condolences to all families and their friends.

[@lidiadavidenco5895]

questa ragazza molto forte. invece io sono una ragazza che nata sorda ma sono molto forte come te. i love you

[@julio72perez1234]

A lesson to life!!!

[@gerardoherrrera1179]

Dónde la puedo ver en español ,no la encuentro,si alguien me podría ayudar se lo agradecería mucho,gracias

[@corinnejones9287]

Always Loved this Movie ❤

[@pateichman6709]

So Very Sorry for your loss,summerholliday 😢

[@bibinarriema3126]

Thank God for posting this movie 🎥 I watched it in my teens and always wanted to see it again, what a true love story ❤ ♥ 💕

[@JanMontague]

I love both these films jill was a wonderful lady I am very sorry to here she had past away I have seen the films so many times I am watching right now ❤

[@Bella65]

Thank you so much for posting this, I hadn't seen it since I was in high school. Good film.

[@dianalee3059]

And a lovely music score and song, Richard’s Window. Thank you Charlie Fox

[@PatroniFan]

I love Beau Bridges. Seeing Him in this movie first made me wonder if I'm gay.

[@EvaLeeanncostlow-xw8iu]

The part were buddie thinks she's going to walk makes me so sad I get so angry at this guy for leaving jill

[@stacydetwiler1475]

He died a few years after all this.happened.

[@dmmchugh3714]

How did AJ contract polio ? Did that part really happen?

[@gretchennelson9965]

Yes

[@tarawehry7105]

It’s his loss someone else’s gain