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Childhood nostalgia brought me here. This film is my first memory of empathy and grief, at maybe age 7.

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2023 black mirror episode brought me here

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The narrative by Sir Michael Horden set up this song perfectly it's such a haunting heartbreaking song it's got that something about it......

So love this

I think it’s about a cancer patient? I don’t know the whole story

I lost my father in 99, and it has been such a long grieving, but healthy. This song lets me grieve deeply and purely for him, and with Garfunkel's sweet majestic voice, and the song written for a dying father...thank you for this video. perfect

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bro this was uploaded like 1 day after I was born lmao

2021 December 2022 Soon

Do you have the original video file? A reupload in hd would be awesome

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damn

Addicted

Just came here because it's super old

wolfs rain amv has better music

This was probably the first AMV I had ever seen, and now 10 years later I'm watching it and getting all nostalgic.

Ok, this is what is getting into my mind right now. A series about dogs killing dogs and bears for no apparent reason. They always have their mouths open and the video quality is terrible and I have a Mac that plays videos really well. Nice choice of song though.😜

I cry x

100 per cent! :( beautiful but heartbreaking

errrr... no, sorry. The tune is by Mike Batt, written and recorded specifically for the film in 1978. Art was asked to sing. It then appeared on Art's 1979 album release Fate For Breakfast (well the UK/European version).

its was actually by Simon & Garfunke and put in the movie, l I think that's what hes is looking for

But this was indeed the first sadness that i ever knew, at 3..or 3 maybe, then later i really did know this know this sadness for real, and lost my best freind, r.i.p Larry g shaw x x x

Is definatly suitable for all ages, Its very beautiful, and children,. the earlier they are taught at a young the better...see , when you are brought up in the spiritualist church, it is completly normal anyways, that we do indeed go on.... :)

No! It's too dark in places, I wouldn't recommend it for very young children either

this song made me cry the first second and third time i heard it especially in the film and now i'm an adult it makes me do it again but for completely new reasons. beautiful song and movie love it

The song is sort of the main tune from the movie Watership Down. It is a very old movie but there is actually a video of it on youtube if you searched for it. It used to scare me so much as a kid but it really is good.

great song, great film, great book, great author, great audience

Im itchy

I was very young when I watched this and I thoroughly enjoyed it

i love it tis so emotinal the 1st itme i watched it i cried and couldnt get to sleep

Thanks for the reply. Sorry it took so long to get back to you. The world can be beautiful and monstrous. Peace. I'm glad the movie helped you.

We had to sing this song for music class at school when I was a kid. Now that I've, actually, seen this movie, it still makes me cry to this day. <:'(

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I just had to have my rabbit out down last week...this sing always makes me cry as it is but...now it rings true for me :'(

I remember watching this movie a lot when I was 5, 6, and 7 that was in the 80's. I remember it all like it was yesterday.... wow....

This reminds me - I must set those snares sometime....

My sister-in-law told me about bright eyes oh my gosh wow this is amazing

Cried like crazy this reminds me of my old dog Ben

Cried like an idiot when i saw this/heard this first time in a cinema ...

That is an astute observation, but no age really prepares you for the monstrous nature of the world that birthed us. I watched this movie as a picked on child and it made me feel less like I was going insane between constant mixed messages. I always thought I was fiver. The Plague Dogs is something to watch too, Both of those movies spoke well to my subconscious, and Silence of the Lamb, but that's another story.

The man who died next to me yesterday was a good man I think. My mum's best friend who died last week was a good woman. They are home. But what happens to the violent and hateful among us? The one's who want to do us harm?

The reality of intentional killing in this world is a harsh one. Animals, people.. Some children wouldn't cope with the juxtaposition of cute cuddly/ brutality in the narrative. I agree with you. Not for small children. :)

Poor bunnies :- 28 year old rough neck

The movie of my childhood.

Can i haz a bunny?

I used to watch this so many times when I was little and when I ever see a rabbit in a field I just think of bright eyes . This song makes me so happy but sad at the same time. I miss watershipdown. (it play a big part in my childhood)

this song was choosen by me for the funeral of my wonderful little daughter Robyn who left this world so abruptly on 14/10/07. 'how can a light that burns so brightly suddenly burn so pale' it touched me with a passion she was only three months and three days old SIDS is what the doctors called it. bright eyes touches me deeply each and ever time i hear that voice. great but very sad song.