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I hope that when I'm on the verge of this plane of existence I can somehow have this version of the song complete and full play through my head if not my ears.

This film is a bonafide masterpiece

I didn’t know elastigirl can sing

This is by far the best performance of this song I've heard so far...

Raising Arizona 🍿 🎥

This is for me no1 the best movie Roy Anderson no2 Atlantic City Luis Mall no3 Magical Girl Carlos Vermut no4 Jackie Brown no5 Crime and Mistemeanors Woody Allen

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When PSH stressfully corrects the lyrics might be my favorite part of this scene.

This scene of them singing reminds me of that song and scene it only takes a moment from wall e and hello dolly.

My favorite moments in this amazing film revolve around this song. My dad and I used to watch this all the time, and this melody stuck with me from day one. The second is one of my favorite movie scenes of all time - the dream sequence at the end. Carter Burwell used the melody from "Down in the Willow Garden" in that piece, and it fits perfectly. My favorite version is the Everly Brothers' off of their brilliant "Songs Our Daddy Taught Us" album. The harmonies are heartbreakingly good, and it is in the perfect slow and somber tempo for the song. And who doesn't sing a song where the guy poisons her wine, runs her through with his sabre, tosses her in the river, then tells us about his father weeping alone in his cabin while they walk the dude to get hanged. Just like singing When You Wish Upon A Star or something!

He's a little outlaw, he is.

Wow Holly Hunter recorded the best version of this, too bad she didn't make a record.

Rich sure did nail that yodel

Why didnt they add her singing this song to the film soundtrack? Would have loved to play Holly Hunters voice for my future children :D

Thank you for posting this. I was rewatching this movie some years ago, around the time another Cage movie had come out called Bringing Out The Dead. In the movie he's haunted by a girl he couldn't save named Rose, and the man who wrote the book its based on is named Michael Connelly. This was quite profound to me at the time. Now it's a series of mildly interesting coincidences.

I wonder if "Its a hard world for little things" is a reference to Night of the Hunter. Lillian Gish says a similar line. The movie is about a murderous criminal (Robert Mitchum) who finds out his cell mate's children know where he hid the money he had stolen. Once the cell mate is executed & the murderer is released he goes hunting for the kids and their money. Takes place in West Virginia which is one of the states that "Down in the Willow Garden" is associated with. This song, the accents and the line Hi says about Ed looking as fertile as the Tennessee Valley make me think all these characters moved from the Appalachian Mountains to this particular part of Arizona.

"He's alright. Just had a nightmare." Sings a song to him about a guy being hung for killing a little girl.

Rich Evans was right. I haven’t seen this in a year or two so I forgot about this lullaby but I neeeeeed a full cover

Check out the Art Garfunkel version of this song too, if Rich Evans brought you here.

Check out the Kossoy Sisters version of the song too, extremely beautiful and haunting. Surely the Coen Brothers are fans of theirs as well, as they used their version of "I'll Fly Away" in O Brother Where art Thou.

Thank mr. Evans for telling me to come here.

Been watching this version since I was a kid and is by far the best version

Thank you for the serenade Rich

RLM fans didn’t disappoint. I knew I’d find you all here.

Rich Evans sends me here!

Great scene and beautifully sung by Holly. I never heard this song before but discovered that many versions of this murder ballad have been recorded by great singers. This version has something very special, though. I love it.

I wish I could hear Holly Hunter sing the entire song. The snippet from this movie are the most hauntingly beautiful version there is.

Yes!!! 🔥🎬🔥

Kino

I was singing this song at work after watching this movie one night and a coworker recognized it...He said that he was from Columbus Georgia. It was a prison song.

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An eternal masterpiece

Thank you prfit, I was looking for this song since I first saw the film 20 years ago and I even got the LP soundtrack, and it is not in it! :-(

Per W,,,,,,pedi@- In the play, the curtain goes down on Harry and Irene as they sing "Onward Christian Soldiers" while bombs are exploding outside, leaving their survival an open question, but both versions of the film's ending show the couple to be safe and happy after the air raid. The international film version featured the hymn "Abide with Me". The domestic version replaced the impelling "Onward, Christian Soldiers", and its militant imagery, with a more demure supplication.

You don't want to do too much that, or it would be the too much of a good thing :-)

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missing ian and rik everyday.

What strikes me about this is that the movie is today depicted as a "WW2" film. The thing is if you watch the film closely and do a bit of reading up about the screenplay it becomes clearer that the War depicted as starting is NOT the historical WW2 we are familiar with. More a fictional apocalyptic one resembling that in the 1936 film "Things to Come". In that context perhaps this movie is somewhat underrated. ruclips.net/video/E_zBrormAsM/видео.html

Underrated movie

Lovely, the best version of this song I've ever heard. Other versions I've heard are much too fast.

The chemistry these two radiated, they should've gotten together in real life!

In the movie, this is the moment when Woody found out his calling as a singer and social activist.

The effect Godard gets with the colors and lighting of driving is really incredible here and I've never quite seen anything else like it in cinema

I think most people never will see something special in this movement of Cage, because they do not know Kinski or Aguirre...

Nordic directors. Many of them have have passed away, among the living my two favourites: Roy Andersson, Sweden and Aki Kaurismäki, Finland. Here a scene from one of his earliest films "Ariel". ruclips.net/video/tKgOhbBIKu4/видео.html

We watched this film in my World Cinema class in college. I was the only one laughing in the whole class.

I wish Minnelli had let her sing the whole song. Would’ve been intense.

He has an average face, Klaus was really special. Nicolas is still good though.

Rip würzel Phil lemmmmyyy

and this next little ditty is by oregon's most obscure (for good reason!!) fascist punk band, Lockjaw, and is called "Bat's ain't for baseball!" It's dedicated to the men in blue that just rolled up to enjoy the show!!!