After his magnificent statement of survival with plenty, like a competitive child she then lamely states "I stand alone too you know!" (roll eyes!!) Very sharp wit and discerning minds among the script writers!
Yeah, and that's what I went through I have felt all of the pain of many beatings from school bullies and a home room teachers paddle and the pain of falling down into the stinging nettles and the pain of being belted and slippered and slapped by parents and I have heard all of the lies told and spoon fed to me by everyone I met in my life.
Garret was the first character I ever saw as a child with a disability, and I honestly think that's amazing. I think children would benefit if more of their movies incorporated strong characters with disabilities.
It pained me from when I first watched Quest for Camelot that the speaking and singing voices were so radically different. Then I found out that the speaking voice was Cary Elwes from The Princess Bride and Robin Hood: Men in Tights and I was extra insulted.
+TheLoZKing The problem was that there were very VERY few movies that did well enough to be identified as work not done by Disney. A lot of animated films were released, not by Disney, but very few are recognizable.
i dont argue that this movie is good.. sadly the only thing the came from it that was so memorable.. it shined the movie the song was written for... the prayer... the song was written for the this movie as a solo sung by celine dion and then andrea bocelli sang it for end credits.. later when they turned it into a duet.. suddenly everyone and their mother was singing it
I love this movie a ton and for some reason every time I always forgot about something my mind would always remember this movie. That is why I bought it off of Amazon last month.
On Wikipedia it literally says it was a failure and I was offended by that. This movie was like my ultimate favorite at one point. The soundtrack is also phenomenal.
@@rebekkahf9058 Understood. This movie impacted me so much and I still think about how awesome I thought the whole thing was as a kid. The movie is still great now. Everyone else had no childhood if they didn't like this movie.
I love this song from the old WB movie of Camelot in 1998. That is inspiring. Garrett may be blind, but he has good hearing to know who the voices come from and where things are, then stands his grounds to fight in self-defense, with the help of his faithful silver winged falcon Ayden. He once lived in Camelot when he was younger until he got blinded during the fire in the stables and went to live alone in the Forbidden Forest. At the end of the battle against the evil Ruber, the power of Excalibur healed Garrett's blindness and gave him back his sight. I know the feeling. Trying to fit in with the world and have friends who would understand our disabilities. I know because I have autism. I have always been this way ever since I was very small and get shy with strangers I meet. But you must understand - Just because I'm autistic doesn't mean I'm less intelligent. I have my own way, but something logical. I prefer the things I love; fantasy, adventure, magic, and fun. I ride horses and ponies, draw and paint with imagination and write stories. I enjoy fairy tales, myths, fables, ancient history, fantasy legends, and folklore. And most of all I never gave believing in magic with all my heart because I refuse to grow up and forget the precious things of my childhood. Like my late hero Walt Disney, my one and only wish is to keep the magic alive forever.
The Prince of Egypt is one of my favourites and always will be. The music is just that good and meaningful same with Quest for Camelot. I really miss these kinds of movies.
“I just need your help this once.” “Oh, alright, alright.” Nostalgia Critic: “But ya... but ya just sung a freaking song about how she can’t come with you and now all of a sudden she can?!”
I mean to be fair she DID follow him really deep into the Forbidden Forest and barely survived the trip just trying to keep up with him. So him being the genuinely nice guy that he is (not THAT kind shush) he couldn't let Kaley go on her way alone with no map, no food, no water and no experience of how to survive in that place in good conscience. He's not like Ruber who would have left her to die if he didn't have need of her. Kaley would not have lasted 2 minutes on her own in the Forbidden Forest without Garretts help and guidance. Let alone make it all the way through to Camelot. He was a real OG.
@@alanheyes694 English is so funny. Sometimes they use it like bitching is whining and tantrum throwing. Then you come along and suddenly show me that bitchin' can become this raw metal powerful force of nature. Here's to our eternal bitchin'
In Warner Bros. Sing-Along: Quest for Camelot VHS, Garrett's singing voice was re-dubbed by Jess Harnell, who also provided the voices of Wakko Warner from Animaniacs, Captain Hero from Drawn Together (TV Series), Cedric from Sofia the First, and more.
(June 1, 2021 - May 31, 2022) I GREW UP LISTEN TO THE SONG I STAND ALONE FROM QUEST OF CAMELOT BACK IN MY CHILDHOOD I WAS AROUND IN 2000's And 2010's Quest For Camelot 5/15/98
Garrett was my first love when I was a kid. I didn't care that he was blind and I promised myself that if I dated a blind guy, I would help and be considerate.
I love this song and looking through your eyes since my childhood when I first saw Quest for Camelot when I was 10 years old I would sing this song when I'm a loner who doesn't need a relationship, or friends.
Because it's only the second best one, the best song is about a power hungry madman turning his minions into steel abominations, and monologuing about his ambitions of overthrowing the king
I've always remembered this song ever since I first got this movie on VHS as a kid. Even now, as an adult, I still get this song stuck in my head from time to time. It's so dang catchy! xD
This was one of my favourite films as a kid and even still now! Such a wonderful variety of characters, really fun storyline, wonderful songs, and an equally wonderful cast. It is so underrated and I honestly wish more kids were more open to watching films like this, but alas...
As much as I adore Steve Perry and love his *version* of this song with the magnificent orchestral backing, I have to say that I still love this original version more. Brian White's vocals are equally as wonderful and equally as expressive. I also greatly prefer the flow which this arrangement better allows for, culminating in its momentous ending of the three strong signature lines "All by myself, I stand alone" which build in such fury and most satisfying pent up release of emotion - finality and freedom. It is very satisfying and apt. The song *needs* this, and the Steve Perry version is lacking in this. Gorgeous, spirit soaring song though.
This song reminds me a lot of my uncle, I used to watch this film all the time at his, he sadly passed some years back, it also relates a lot to my personal feelings
Anime is an awesome 2D medium, so let me add onto that and suggest some cool western 1990s animations as well, like Swan Lake, and one of my favorites Anastasia
The last segment of the song... so powerful even after all these years. Damn, i can't believe it's been that long. Knew i would listen to this song over and over... and it would tear me up at the very end. Indeed... very powerful.
Okay but this song has helped me immensely with religious trauma- the line “I’ve seen your world with these very eyes, come any closer don’t even try, I felt all the pain, and heard all the lies, and in my world there’s no compromise “ like mind blown
The Steve Perry version fucking BUTCHERS it! Not even his fault, he has a great voice of course, but how dare they switch up all the lines to the point that it doesn’t even rhyme?!
I related so much to this song as a young teenager. I was bullied and teased for my obesity and all it ever did was make me see the worst in people. For the longest time I wanted nothing to do with anyone and I hated everyone minus a few people. The years have passed and I’ve grown a bit and met all kinds of good people since then
Even if the movie is derivative of several Disney films the music is impressive. Had Warner Animation learned its own niche in the 90s it would have been a worthy competitor to Disney Feature Animation. The opportunity came with "Cats Don't Dance", but Warner had to be such assholes and kill it at the box office. Because, "we didn't want Ted's film to be our first box office success."
I'm actually watching this movie rn I just had to search up this so I could find my people ♡ my favorite of all times Garrett taught me every one deserves kindness , he was the first character that I seen to have a disability , my two favorite characters form shows are the Thof and Garrett they are both blind but they are unique and have amazing character development and they lite up my world ♡☆ ❤ I'm giving all of u hearts ♡🥰☺️ every ones comet made me so happy , which I really needed rn 😕❤😊
I just realized there's probably a good chunk of kids nowadays that have never experienced/heard of this movie at least once and that makes me pretty sad. It's not the best movie ever, but it definitely deserves some attention.
I think that the bullies in school and colleges should listen be forced to listen to the song because when they bully they don't know why they're boring but they're showing fear and the kids are getting bullied have to stand alone so I think that if we show that video more people will stand up
I know the sound of each rock and stone I embrace what others fear You are not to roam in this forgotten place Just the likes of me are welcome here. Everything breathes And I know each breathe is more than enough for this man. Like every tree, stands on its own Reaching for the sky I stand alone. I share my world with no one else All by myself I stand alone. Deep in the darkness, my heart still sees Everything that I'd ever need. High desire I'll go everywhere, There's no need for sympathy. Everything breathes and I know each breathe, In my world there's no compromise. Like every tree stands on its own, ohh Reaching for the sky I stand alone. I share my world with no one else, All by myself Still, I will remember Still, I'll run with you. And when it's time for you go, take me in your arms. Like every tree stands on its own, Reaching for the sky I stand alone. I share my world with no one else All by myself I stand alone. All by myself I stand alone...
