I'm 59 years old - and I'll ALWAYS "need them" in my life. Reality can be so stressful, I'm glad that when I go to sleep at night I can visit with my "friends". :)
i'll be 26 in 1 week and i will always need them and when i get sad i find myself singing underground or magic dance or chilly down so they are always with me
I'm 32, turning 33 in a few months.. and frankly, in a world with no reason at all in the wrong ways, I just don't know what to think anymore, but I know why I need them. And why those younger than me might need them to, so I began writing.
I'm 36 years old and my Aunt Mary died at the age of 53 do to cancer, Before she died I needed her in my life completely because when she was alive she would treat me like I was her own son. Everytime we'd see each other she would always have A gift for me or a little bit of money (say around 50$ to 60$) and that's when I was A teenager, So if I ever need my Aunt Mary again I will have her in my Heart and Soal, Also when I need her she'll be in my head forever
In my opinion, this is perfect. The Labyrinth is and always will be such a beautiful thing for me. This makes me cry happy tears. I remember being very little, and crying because Sara wouldn't see her friends again, and my mom told me how they'd always be there for her, and then I saw this scene, and even at 3 couldn't contain happy tears :) I'm 19 now, and have a tattoo of "Dance, Magic, Dance" . This movie is such perfection
Nina April it is a beautiful scene and line cause in a way she may have to let things go but to always remember her friends are their for her and if this does not make anyone cry something is wrong with you
I think that was what the over all message was, that even thou we all have to grow up we always have these pieces of our childhood that we can always turn to. So long as we hold on to our childlike wonder we never have to loose all of our magic
Should we ever need David Bowie, Hoggle, Ludo, and Sir Didymus, we can always find them here in Labyrinth. Rest In Peace, David Bowie. We will never forget you. Dance Magic Dance!
@@cambellfan22 I felt so many emotions leaving this movie as a child...relief that Sarah could still see her friends, but sadness too, that her life would change as she grew up, and so would mine. I felt a great feeling of loss, like the magic had died somehow. Bowie was the only choice to play Jareth.
This scene came to mind this morning, missing my brother. He died over a year ago. When I read your comment I actually laughed out loud... I need that, Thank YOU!
Everyone thinks that the labyrinth is just for 'old' people but I am only thirteen and I am in love with this film and it is still one of my all time favourites 💜💜
Last year at Xmas this was on in the UK I watched it with my wee cat who I had for 18 years on my lap and I looked at her and realised that I wouldn't have her much longer as she had kidney disease and when this scene came on I realised I would be saying goodbye to her and that I really needed her as well. This scene now just has me in tears when I watch it
Dave baggins I’m so so sorry to hear that. I lost my childhood cat about two years ago. He declined for a while, nothing we could do, cancer, and we had to feed him baby food by the end. When it finally came time, and he died, it was near midnight on a Saturday. It was horrible, and there was no way to help him along (we were rural, no weekend emergency vet clinic) and honestly, that kind of heartbreak really messed me up for a while. To have this innocent precious thing that’s always trusted you to be there for it be so scared and to be unable to help. I truly hope when it came time for your cat, it wasn’t a traumatic thing for her or you. I moved away from home and found what looked like a little tiny panther and took her in. I know one day I’ll lose her, and it’ll break my heart. But I’m already saving up for her, so my vet will do a house call to put her down, so she doesn’t have to suffer like Whisk did, but she also doesn’t have to be in a scary unfamiliar place that smells weird and has dogs. It really is a labor of love, but I think, if you made their time here as possible, it’s worth it. Arwen just jumped up here to make sure I’m okay because I’m sniffing. As horrible as it is to lose them, we sure are lucky to have them.
Dave and Amara im sooo sorry for your loss. Cats and other animals can easily become your best friend. Reading your comments reminds me of my Minnie. She was a beautiful loving cat.....and a really good friend. Sometimes i feel really sad and think about her. I don't even have a picture of her😢. To this day im angry with some of my family members because they didn't tell me she died. I was gone for two weeks and when i came back home i noticed i hadn't seen her for a couple of days so when i asked where she was that's when they told me she died. Their exscuse for not telling me was that they knew it would hurt me. But the way i feel about her dying is only My DECISION,nobody should hide a death from you just because they expect you to react a certain way. But i hope and pray to god that one day I'll see her again. I really miss her and my eyes grow damp writing this. I know she has a soul,i felt it . she had personality too so no one can tell me cats and animals don't have souls,they do i feel it in my heart. I'll never forget her and now i have my Ladybug. My babies bring me tidal waves of joy and i even tell Ladybug about my Minnie even though she may not understand me. But your comments reminded me of her so sorry to go on and on. Just know that i understand your pain too. So have a good day/night and never forget your friends.
@@SunflowerSpotlight so sorry to hear of your loss. Im so sorry it took so long to get back to you i got no notification. I hope everything is going great for you.
I Like To Interpret This as the WHOLE thing Never Actually Happened...She just Grew Up, Adjusted Her Morals....but at the Same Time Realizing She STILL Needed Her Imaginary Friends, Memories...Kinda Like We ALL DO ;)
I just saw this classic movie for the first time today during the thirtieth anniversary showing at a local theatre! I love this movie! One of my favorite fantasy films! Definitely buying the latest DVD edition at the end of this month. I'm certain this scene will be one of many I replay over! I'm overjoyed Sarah will have her friends forever.
So long as we continue to look at the world with new eyes the magic will never disappear, no matter how much we may grow up, we get to keep the magic that made us dream
@@dcast781227 hahaha well then you should get drunk more cause you're profound:p people in my country say '" the truth is in the wine" (in alcohol) so it was your heart that spoke
When huggle said "if you ever need us" SARAH said "I do need you huggle" When she said those few words it seemed like she hasn't seen her friends in A long time, Because she has too watch her baby brother all the time witch made her upset A little bit. When she was in the labyrinth she made new friends all the time, Like Ludo, & Huggle, & all the others she stuck with them, the creature's she met and new friends she met to in the labyrinth.
you gotta love the writers of this movie. movies like this are so fun and make you feel like a kid again. I never wanted to grow up because I knew it would suck. But holding unto my childhood is the only thing that keeps life fun. people sometimes make us feel like we have to put pressure on ourselves and be perfect but sometimes you just have to laugh and enjoy the moment. It's the only thing that will save your sanity
i think this is the most valuable thing in life. more than love or pride or fame or glory... the wonder in these places, these characters, in the dark crystal, in the never ending story, in the labyrinth. we can take this with us for ever.. and we never forget it because once we do life feels dull and empty again.
This scene actually tears me up, and I am not ashamed to admit it. It's a fun, and beautifully done scene, as well as poignant. Another ending scene that has the same effect for me.... the end of Monsters, Inc. many years later. This movie is one of the most creatively ingenious films ever made, and a testament to many creative minds. (The late, great Jim Henson, and his son, Brian. Monty Python alumnus Terry Jones. The puppeteers and and the production staff.) The most clever scene in there, IMHO, is the helping hands scene. The cutest scene is when we meet Sir Didymus at The Bog of Eternal Stench. If there's only one thing I'll say bad about it on a technical level is that some aspects of this movie don't hold up well on blu-ray. (You can really tell the composite effects in this film). I've seen a couple videos where people try to apply today's (so-called) sensibilities to it, and all it does is serve the film a great injustice. ("OMG, Jareth being in love with Sarah is so creepy!") I was 15 when this movie came out. I was in love with Jennifer Conelly after I saw this movie! A true beauty then, and a true beauty now. Trivia note: Gates McFadden, (Dr. Beverly Crusher in Star Trek The Next Generation) known as Cheryl McFadden back then, was the puppet and ballroom dance choreographer for Labyrinth. She would go on to be in Next Generation the following year.
This movie is remarkable in how some scenes are just pure shit (those orange fuckers throwing their heads) and others, like this one, are beautifully moving and well crafted.
I interpret this scene as her talking to her childhood after she grew up She started off as an immature selfish little brat holdings to her childhood fantasies represented by the Labyrinth and Goblin Kingdom. She was refusing to grow up because it ment giving up childhood innocences and couldn't continue living her life out her personal fantasy. By the end of the story she has grown up and accepted adulthood and it all responsibilities. Which symbolized her leaving the labyrinth after Goblin King tempting offers. It was really her leaving childhood behind (the labyrinth) and resisting her impulses abd desire encouraging not become adult (,the king). However, that last scene admits she still needs her friends and "all of them". Suddenly she not just reunited with her three freinds but with all the goblins, even the ones who were enemies appeare in her room but this time there not dangerous. This they are playful freinds who she happy to see warmly welcomes them too. Even the Goblin King watches from a distance, although we can't be sure what he's thinking, especially in his owl form, he dosen't seem that hostel this time. Hinting that me might be approving or even allowed this happen. This represents Sara realizing that embracing adulthood dosen't have to mean forgetting childhood all together. She can still have those memories of her youth and still from time bring back the innocence and wonder she had as a kid. In fact sometimes as as adult you might need to do that for yourself every once in awhile as along as it dosen't get in the way of responsibilities and maturity. Which can lead to you rediscovering what you loved before but appreciate it even more as an adult. Basically she experiencing Nostalgia for the first time in her life and realizing adults are still kids at heart.
Imagine being Sarah’s dad and going to see what all the commotion in her room was for,and seeing a whole party filled with strange creatures partying in her room 😂
@17moonbeams: He directed "Muppet*Vision 3D," which was a film he did for Walt Disney Productions shortly before his death that was posthumously released in 1991.
I could be watching the most depressing movie ever (like “Sophie’s Choice” level devastating) and be highly affected…but not weeping… This scene however… 😭 In the best way possible, just WEEPING! Lol
You know, I never thought about this until now, but if Sarah really needed them, then shouldn't she have taken Jareth's offer to become their queen and stay close to them. Or at the least, overthrown him.
I wonder what it might be like if (THE LABYRINTH) was made into a show series? I also who might get picked to play each of the characters who aren’t puppets, and who aren’t animatronics?
