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John Belushi RIP

In some nice flat mirrors kinda cyrckle shaped

Make starscape art

My dad and I would sing this a lot.

That tiny bird with the super deep voice cracks me up every time.

*whip crack* Nice!!!!! 😁

Maybe some fins in the back, bigger sunroof, I’m a bit undecided. Pretty good though

In the back of my mind I've just heard "Rolling, Rolling Rolling" for years like a ear worm and now i know why

Pathe Logo History (1896-1999)

He arrived at his destination, but the ride was very uncomfortable. 3/5 stars

This was my legit introduction to this song as a kid.

I dont know why, but at 00:17 the little racoon (or whatever they're supposed to be) on the end that's juuuuust off time always made me giggle. It did when I was 12, and it still does at 42 apparently.

One time my mom showed me the intro to Rawhide and said “This is where the song really comes from!”. It looked boring compared to Fievel and I did not give a shit.

41:50 ok so for this logo, it clearly stole the song "owner of a lonely heart" by Yes (the band is literally named Yes). and I agree, that song is a banger!

28:47 this logo stole the domovideo logo's music i think

I grew up watching this movie as a kid but never knew it was the theme song to an old Western show til recently when I saw my mom and her uncle watching it. I was stunned

Singing this loud without knowing a single word when I was 5 years old

I always used to rewind the vhs tape to this part cause i loved this part of the movie.

Who else turned up the brightness?

I used to have dreams about this scene as a kid because this song and the tumbleweed would play in my head nonstop 24/7 in my dreams

Uses: Rawhide TV Show The Blues Brothers 1980 A American Tale 2 Fivel goes West 1990 Rango 2011

Uses: The Blues Brothers A American Tale 2 Fivel goes West Rango

That fps is at most 25fps

What's with the weird heavy breathing in the background of this?

When I saw this in theaters at nine, my mind was “Blues Brothers” as I saw that movie on tv at 6

This is technically John Belushi's final role..

I liked this part so much that I only wish it had been longer since watching Fievel traveling in that tumbleweed through the desert with all those animals dancing, swinging the lyrics or just watching Fievel and the tumbleweed pass them by while this awesome music was playing was a great touch to this fun film.

He’s reacting to the damn video people. He’s showing his face, he’s talking. And who gives a living shit about his weight bro..

well, he's talking, so it's not a fully Green screen "adult"

#stopgreenscreenkids

Peter Griffin built ahh

#stopchubygreenscreenadults

#stopgreenscreenkids

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Ok here are some of the music/film/logo footage sourcenames with timestamps: 1:01 it's from Episode IV: A New Hope (the original 1977 version) at the end of the trench run scene. 1:34 and the theme is "Main Title/Approaching the Death Star from Episode VI: Return of the Jedi., and yes it's PAL toned. 7:07 they stole the TG1 theme! 12:03 they used again the SW theme and it's the Virtua Philharmonic version. 12:30 it's called "Enterprise Producciones". 13:25 AND THEY STOLE 2 BEATLES SONGS! 15:41 and another Star Wars theme! this time it's "Ben's Death and Tie Fighter Attack" from Ep IV. 16:57 this song is called "Frankenstein" by Edgar Winter. 17:14 IT'S SHOWTIME! 18:24 they stole the 1970's CIC music. 21:06 and the song "I Want to Walk With You" by Seishiro Kusunose 22:25 and IT'S THE LASERDISC/VHS DEEP NOTE!!!! WHEN WILL THEY STOP???? 😡😡😡😡😡😡😡 24:02 ATC LOGO MUSIC!!!! 24:50 this is "Rockit" by Herbie Hancock. 28:47 they used "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" by Isao Tomita. 31:21 it's the OS/2 Warp startup and shutdown. 37:35 BATMAN 89 ENDING THEME! 38:42 if you don't know what RKO is, they started distributing Disney movies from the 40's to the 50's. 44:42 they stole the Dick Clark music. 45:03 they stole the visuals and music from the Jacksons' Can You Feel It. 46:17 DTS!!!! 47:13 the music is David Bowie's "1984". 48:11 the audio is from the Sanctuary Woods logo.

I always think of this scene whenever I hear “Rawhide!”

Somewhat random scenario but also epic

I feel so old it’s sad.

0:15 damn racoons creepied TSOOM every single time...

Those animals looked similar to Looney tunes characters

Those jackrabbits look similar to bugs bunny

That rattlesnake looks like kaa the python from jungle book and littlefoot from the land before time

I haven't seen this movie in like 25 years and this just randomly popped in my head the other day.

0:12, the rattlesnake looks very similar to Kaa from Disney's The Jungle Book (1967).

When I was a kid this was one of the best parts

I'm surprised Fievel didn't puke after being in that tumbleweed for who knows how long.

Before anyone jumps on your back about 'The Black Hole' being released in December of 1979 (Heavily promoted by Disney as a big Christmas release) it should be noted here than even before Star Wars appeared in 1977 Disney had been tossing about the idea of producing some sort of big budget science fiction film (as early as 1974 - but don't quote me on this...might be a distorted memory. Conceptual art was produced for the then titled 'Space Probe' (and this art appeared in late 70s issues of 'Starlog' magazine, possible circa late 1977 or into 1978; rather than the fabulous 'rust bucket-space Eiffel tower-exoskeleton lit from within' which would eventually be the final look of the Cygnus (the novelty and originality of this design makes it for me one of THE great cinematic ship designs) the ship was originally rendered with the same shape but as a closed hull ship calling to mind the typical 'de rigeur' look of the era inspired by Discovery 1 from '2001'. So, yes, the Black Hole IS a 1979 film, but the design of the Cygnus itself probably DOES date from late 1977 at least.

Jake & Elwood Blues are the ones singing.

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