Wiseman and the Hat - Labyrinth - The Jim Henson Company 

I think it's a really advanced form of puppetry basically motorized puppets that are that are operated by a radio controller and for this kind of puppet that's usually done for the head

@@user-js6ch1mf8g That's neat :D

It's amazing.

m.ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2DPU2w_XCAk.html

If you can find it, give Jim Henson’s Creature Shop Challenge a watch, it’s brilliant watching them make all the puppets

what does he means?

I just referenced it. I was telling someone they need to rest from an injury a little longer. Lol I think in the movie he was just trying dissuade Sara from getting to the center of the labrynth, like most creatures save her few in the labrynth...Although she did kinda end up going back to all her toys in her room, before getting to the center. Hmmm🤔

@@mineonlyedwardcullen "The way forward, is sometimes the way back." - To look to the future, to understand where you are going in life, you have to understand yourself and where you came from. In order to go forward in life you have to understand what you want, where you're going, and why, and all of that comes from the stories of your past. Before actually ending up in the Labyrinth Sarah had wished for the Goblin King to take her baby brother. Before even that though, she'd been practicing the lines and she could never remember one of them... "You have no power over me." At the end of the movie that's the line she needs to remember in order to essentially defeat the riddle of the Labyrinth and get her brother back. The symbolism of that moment is a culmination of everything she's learned up until that point, she remembers the line because she realizes it is true...Jareth has no actual power over her. This is one of the few characters in the entire Labyrinth that actually was giving her good advice, but the bird on top of his head was attempting to lead her astray the same way as so many other creatures.

Most people will tell you to forget about that past and never look back! They are Dorks! The past can tell you so much about yourself & the present and the future! Don't be afraid to visit the past!

@@shannon9009 Ahora que leí tu comentario tiene sentido, entiendo un poco más esa escena y las palabras del enano. Gracias

I have a picture I got today of a painting of a native American chief with a bird on his head that this character is based on

Brian Froud, Terry Jones and Jim Henson might be the only ones who know. This character isn’t in the published book of Goblins of the Labyrinth.

Fear not, when Disney takes over and creates the Labyrinth Cinematic Universe (TM) he'll have his own series complete with elaborate martial arts and flying dinosaurs

Would you be quiet!!

My favorite 😂🤣

@@thewiseman9668 Okay!

@@thewiseman9668 hi lol

"And I thiiink... that's your lot."

Come inside and have a nice cuppa tea.

Come inside…meet the mrs

that is a movie we didn't know we needed until he said, "come inside."

I think he says "crack" not crap.

they are getting better but they will never remeber! I think it's good to remember!!!

how did they do this scene?

@@mineonlyedwardcullen time and skill...

You can say that again lol

All depends how it's done.

Finished am i

The Hat decided to think about it for a couple of seconds, you notice...!

One of them reminds me of my dad as he's hard of hearing 😂

@@i_wouldprefer_not_to1196 my friend’s dad is like that as well. My friend wants to buy a bullhorn as a result.

That’s me and my dad. My dad is the deaf one.

LMAO

lol

Chris Jones u mean 2020 ? :)

Already have that in the White House. Plastic face, plastic brain, wig and all 🤡🇺🇸🇺🇸👍

@@Isabella-fr3ov Earth to Ned

@@yosefdemby8792 yeah i was correcting him in the fUtUrE . you wouldnt understand, i knew he said that in 2016

@@Isabella-fr3ov you mean 2021?

What did he say other than "a young girl"? I don't think something like that "wouldn't fly" in a movie these days. However, a 39-year-old man roofying a 15-year-old might not fly today.

That, and, Will you listen to this crap, are my favorite lines in this scene.

Vanessa Anderson Is humor one of those reasons? Just wondering.

I just found out he's my boss's granddad!!

Puppeteering by Frank Oz.

Well, I'll be damned -- I think you're probably right! If it's not him, it certainly sounds a lot like him. Why did I never pick up on that before? I love this film and I've probably watched it at least fifty times over the years.

its become a bit more in those 2 years.

Chris frank oz

@@michaelinella2459 Oz performed the _puppet_ . But Horden did the voice.

He’s also the narrator of Paddington Bear I never knew that for many many years!

speaking of kids film, this is one of the dark comedy films of all time.

How would you describe it?

@@edredwhittingham4417 for me this explains depression or any mental health issue! The maze the symbolism etc. we sometimes feel like we are getting nowhere but in reality we are!! There is always hope! Keep going!

I’m certain he said “hat”, not “head”.

Me too!

"Four arms and only two legs...and neither good for anything!"

And Badger on Cosgrove Hall's Wind in the Willows.

+Chazbot wrong... that is Frank Oz who did the voice of the Wiseman in this film

Nope. Oz did the bird. The man wearing the bird is Michael Hordern. Believe me, it's one of the most distinctive voices in British theatrical history. He was the original and greatest Gandalf and had the most wonderful rumbling harrumph.

Chazbot labyrinth.wikia.com/wiki/The_Wiseman ohhh you are right lol

+BorisFangirl you're right. also the original narrator of Paddington

Banjo kazooie?

All right...OKAY...all right. Sorry...

Jack Smith LOL pressed that 0:14 second mark repededly.

Pedo bird lol She is 14 in this film

Ocelot 353 LOVE THAT!! Wow!!!

I wonder this too!:O

I thought about this for a while