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Doli: Boys?! (takes off his hat and kicks it, then sees some young fairfolk giggling at him) Hey, you kids! What are you doing? Little Girl: Oh, oh, Mr. Doli. I just want to see the prince and his friends. Doli: You watch yourselves, hear? (all the fairfolk go to see the visitors) Me: It's nice to see you too, your highness. Yes. Riley sent me. Believe me, I know. Iago the Parrot: Oh, this is attractive. (Gurgi gazed into one fairfolk, and as he pounced on it, it vanishes, and reappeared again. Suddenly, there was a noise. An axe smashes the object, angry cat yowling sound.) Doli: Hey, easy with that ginormous hunk of junk, boy! (It was Phineas and Ferb, riding Vita's invention!) Me: Hey, looky there! Phineas: How do you stop this thing? (Ferb pressed the stop button, sending Phineas flying across the cave.) Roger Rabbit: Incoming! (Phineas flew directly into Iago) Iago the Parrot: YEAAOW!! (Phineas landed onto a parrot) Me: Wow, Smooth move, Phineas. Iago the Parrot: (muffled) Get...off...me! Roger Rabbit: Jeepers, that's Andrew's parrot you're sitting on! Phineas: Oh. (seeing Iago flat like a pancake.) Sorry, birdie. (The parrot inflated back to normal) King Eidilleg: Tell me, is the burning and killing, still going on up there in the Nightmare land? Iago the Parrot: You're referring to that no good, bossy idiot, Jafar... I mean, Merlock! King Eidillig: Well, no one ever stands UP to him! Me: Everyone had seen him. And if he finds my magic lamp, he'll kill Joy and Sadness. King Eidilleg: Oh, no, no. He'll never find it. No, no. It's safely hidden, in the Cave of Wonders. Me: Why, that's right! How did you know? King Eidilleg: Well, at least I think it is. (Doli's hammering offscreen) Oh, Doli, is it?! Doli: Is it... (crashing mulches) Is that one of my new jobs?! The lamp is in the other cave with that birdlike creature! Geez! King Eidilleg: Oh, I'll get a chance to see you and Joy's wedding on your 28th birthday. You'll see. Me: Aaah, at last. The romance between Joy and myself has just begun, ever since. Roger Rabbit: Ever since what, Andrew? Me: Haven't you heard, Roger? If I got a chance to get the magic lamp, rescue Joy and Sadness and fight Merlock with my heroic spells, and thus. AndrewTopia island has arrived. Dot Hugson: Uncle Andrew, what are you trying to say? Me: I'm saying this is too amazing. If we defeat Merlock, and rescue Joy and Sadness, I would purpose to Joy on my 28th birthday. Roger Rabbit: So, what you're trying to say is, you and Joy will be married on your 28th birthday, so you can have a heart of gold? Me: Yeah! And Walt Disney World will be our greatest honeymoon of all time! Come on, just give it a chance. King Eidilleg: Wait, I never thought of headquarters. That's where all the memories are at. Doli: Yep. King Eidilleg: Why, you can take them home. Doli: What?! Roger Rabbit: You heard that King. We're trusting our lives to you. Doli: And what is wrong with me? Me: Roger, I'll handle this. Doli, That's no way to use your temper tantrum. Iago the Parrot: Yeah. If I was a fairfolk like you, my friend, I can afford some manners! Doli: Well, you shouldn't have been breaking my whirlpool. Amy from Toy Blast: Well, you should learn to control your temper. Me: Precisely. I've gotta pick Rover up tomorrow morning. So, Amy, ready to join AndrewTopia Kids this year? (Amy nodded.) Now, you're talking. (Andrew gave Amy a hug, giggling and kissed his cheek.) King Eidilleg: Shall we then? (The Fairfolk turn invisible and lift their guests to the exit of the realm. Amy giggling, hugging Gurgi.) Me: Hang on! What about Phineas and Ferb? King Eidilleg: Don't worry. We'll get them home to Candace right away. Me: And my niece's invention? King Eidilleg: Oh, that. Your toon friends will take care of it. Me: Thanks, your highness. Phineas: Good luck with you and Joy's wedding on your birthday, Andrew! Me: Wait! You're invited too? King Eidilleg: Of course. We can't wait to celebrate your heroism. Me: Awww, Thanks. Remember, everyone, just be at the Imagination land in the next five days, Okay? Phineas: Okay, your grace! (The companions floated up, and on their way home to headquarters.)

(Gurgi sets out crossing the small stepping stones on the pond. As soon as he is in the middle of the pond, all the stepping stones sank except for the stone Gurgi is standing on. That stone begins to spin and sink into the water. The pond turns into a whirlpool sucking Gurgi in.) Gurgi: Oh, Drewski! Drewski!!! Me: Gurgi! Don't move! (Andrew is not strong enough. He is pulled in with Gurgi.) Roger Rabbit: Jumpin' Jeepers! Iago the Parrot: Andrew, hold on tight! We're goin' in! Dot Hugson: Uncle Andrew, wait for us! Roger Rabbit: We're coming! (Dot, Neddie, Roger, Amy, Toto II and Iago fell into the whirlpool. They all sucked into the depths below.) Andrew Auld (Narrator): Well, that strange whirlpool turns out to be a secret hidden watery door to the fairfolk's caverns. And I do know why, folks. Because Gurgi was right! (The whirlpool settles down, leaving Andrew Auld, Gurgi, Dot, Neddie, Roger, Amy, Toto II and Iago on a floor of an underground realm. Exhausted from the whirlpool, they sleep, as some young fairfolk observe them.) Little Boy: Uh-oh. Little Girl: How did they get in here? Little Boy: (giggles) Old Doli's whirlpool broke again! I bet they wake up soon. Little Girl: We'd better tell King Eidilleg. Little Boy: No, silly! You know we're not supposed to be up here! Little Girl: Uh-oh, We're all going to be in trouble! Little Boy: Not me! (turns invisible) Little Girl: Me either! (she starts to fly away then sees the king coming toward her, she turns invisible.) Uh-oh! (King Eidilleg has come to inspect how the fixing of the whirlpool is coming. Doli, King Eidilleg's grumpy, hot-tempered, sharp-witted partner, is trying to fix the whirlpool.) King Eidilleg: Oh, yes. I see you fixed that. Doli: Yep. When... I get this last peg up here.. I'll be finished! King Eidilleg: Good. Hmm. That should work. Doli: It's perfect. (the structure suddenly breaks) Grab that pole! King Eidilleg: I've got it! (the whole thing falls apart) Roger Rabbit: Hey! What are you doing down there? King Eidilleg: Oh, uh, hello. I'm King Eidilleg of the Fair Folk. Doli: How in the blazes did they-- (the whole structure collapses on them) King Eidilleg: I thought I told you to fix the whirlpool! Doli: I fixed it. I did fix it. It was perfect! King Eidilleg: Evidently not completely perfect! Its supposed to keep them out! It's nice to see you again, Mr. Auld. Doli: Is everything that happens around here MY fault?! King Eidilleg: Are you here on a friendly visit? Doli: (chortles) And I suppose it's my fault that those boys are here, too! Iago the Parrot: Wait! You mean Phineas and Ferb? Me: Yeah, that's it! King Eidilleg: Oh, they are the youngster inventors! Doli: Oh, good! One less thing for old Doli to worry about! (He flies off. All the fairfolk woke to the surprise visitors)

thanks so much for uploading this i've only ever seen them meet whale on my old vhs.

The beginning scene is when I watched it on Toon Disney in July of 2008 when I noticed the scenery looks as old as the Sword in the Stone and The Fox and the Hound. I saw a squirrel that reminds me of Wart (Arthur) in Squirrel form, and the birds flew by reminds me of birds from Bambi. So I waited till the ending credits, so I find out it was still under the copyright name "Walt Disney Productions", once I reached the credits, I was right.

What about Jack Pumpkin Head .

Are you doing Violet turning into a blueberry storyboard?

That's really promising! Are you planning to release an animated video or a comic book?

This is such a childhood memory of mine.

Based on the 3rd Oz book OZMA OF OZ

Though it's completely different actor, the Wheelers in this film, to me at least, sound exactly like Disney character Stitch (who was actually first developed by his voice role Christopher Sanders for an unsuccessful kid's book pitch two years before this special released). And it really weirds me out/amuses me.

I've first watched this special not too long ago, and I really like it. Plus, I've also read the original "Ozma of Oz" book, and that one's my favorite in the original Baum series.

Next year The Bible In The Beginning at 9:30AM

I remember this on Disney channel in the late eighties as a kid

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Lord of the rings

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The Overture over the End Credits, as it was at the Opening Titles. Wonderful music score!

Lot, Abraham's nephew, moved away from Abraham, and Hebron, and took his family and cattle, and flocks, and went to the cities in the plain on the east coast of the Dead Sea, the two cities of Sodom and Gomorrah, and lived there with them. But the people of Sodom were idolatrous immoral sinners who practiced sodomy and homosexuality, and God told Abraham and Lot that He was going to destroy these evil cities with fire and brimstone (sulphur) from above, and sent the three angels to Lot in Sodom to rescue him and his family after Abraham had bargained with the Lord God on their behalf. So Lot and his wife and family all departed from Sodom and God destroyed the cities with fire and brimstone from above, but Lot's wife, who was told by the angels not to look back at the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, turned her gaze upon them, and God cursed her and turned her into a pillar of salt. This happened about 1900 B.C. in Genesis Chapter 19.

And as Abraham sat at his tent in Mamre near Hebron, three angels came to visit him. The three angels were all played by one star actor, Peter O'Toole.

And since Sarah could not bear waiting all those years for her son of promise to be born, she told Abraham to take her Egyptian handmaid Hagar, and lay with her, and conceive a son, named Ishmael, who was to be the father of the Arab race we know today. Then when the boy was old enough to walk, Sarah cast out Hagar and her son in resentment, and Hagar was wandering in the desert. But God had mercy on her, and gave her water from a gushing spring to drink that appeared in the desert, and they were refreshed, and did not perish in the wilderness.

A touching scene of Love with the elder Abraham, portrayed most perfectly by George C. Scott, and Ava Gardner as Sarai (Sarah), and their great test of love and faith waiting for the promised birth of their son of promise, Isaac, at Hebron, at the Oaks of Mamre.

Abram, or Abraham, was born and raised in Ur of the Chaldees in southern Mesopotamia, modern Iraq, circa 2,000 B.C. and was told by God to go to a place He would show him, and he moved himself and his family and flocks to the land of Haran, now known as Armenia, and from there he moved on to where God told him to stop and rest, and he pitched his tents at the Oaks of Mamre, in the land of Canaan, and a village grew up there around him, called Hebron (the town of the Hebrews). It is now known as Hevron, in modern Israel (Judea) known to some as the West Bank area of Palestine today. Abraham was called by God there, and he took his only son Isaac (Yitzhak) to offer him as a sacrifice to God on the peak of the Mountain Moriah, when God tested his faith, and stopped him. Mount Moriah is now known as the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, called the Haram al Sharif (Noble Sanctuary) by the Muslims. Noah lived to be 175 years old, and died in Hebron, and was buried in the Cave of Machpelah, in Hebron, a place he had purchased to bury his wife Sarai (Sarah) who predeceased him.

The Tower of Babel was a huge ziggurat built of mud bricks on the plain of Shinar in Mesopotamia by the First Babylonian Empire at the time of Sumer and Akkad, circa 2500 B.C. It was at least as high as the Great Pyramid of Gizah in Egypt, about 480 feet high. It was built by the first King of Babylon, Nimrod (or Ni-Merodach in old Chaldean) for his wife, Queen Semiramis (or Zemir-Amit in Chaldean).

In Technicolor, and Dimension 150 Super Technirama wide screen 70mm and 6-track analog Stereo sound. Produced by Dino de Laurentiis. Directed by John Huston. Released November 24, 1966 in the USA by 20th Century Fox.

Majestic music to show Noah and his family opening the Ark and letting the animals loose to replenish the Earth, with the Rainbow overhead in the blue sky.

I love this movie

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Whimsical music as Noah feeds the animals with his family aboard the Ark.

Excellent special visual effects of the Ark's voyage on the oceans as it navigates itself as Noah and his family of 8 are all safe inside with the animals, with this music adding to the visuals quite effectively.

The Black Cauldron just turned 39 years old today

Today is the 39th Anniversary of The Black Cauldron

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Beautiful Musical Score

In this movie, they don't show the Ark accurately as it is described in the Bible, in Genesis chapter 6. It looked more like a modern plank ship than this primitive timber vessel. It was 520 to 530 feet long, by 60 feet wide, by 60 feet high with three levels.

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Excellent, remarkable music score featuring Noah playing the shofar (ram's horn) to call all the animals, and they all obeyed him, for God put it into their minds to follow and obey him. Director John Huston as Noah is superb.

Love this musical score from this movie soundtrack

The Black Cauldron just turned 39 years old today

Today is the 39th Anniversary of The Black Cauldron

Taran and Elionwy shared their first kiss.

Gurgi's alive

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Gurgi: Munchies and crunchies in here somewheres!

Dellban: You did well my Boy.

Excellent music scoring depicting Cain's jealousy and murder of his brother Abel.

He's gone!!

Where did Cain's wife come from? Obviously, she was his sister!