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Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971) - Uncut Version (Patreon)

Published:
2025-10-18 01:22:35
Imported:
2026-06

Content

Angela Lansbury, David Tomlinson, Ian Weighill, Roy Snart, Cindy O'Callaghan

Comments

Ben Gilbert

The author of the book, Mary Norton, alsoʻ wrote The Borrowers.

Lydia

Glad you both enjoyed my pick. I watched this many times on VHS growing up, and of course, as a kid, I never questioned the plot. Watching it now, I'd like to think the boardroom pitch for this movie went something like this: -We have a great movie idea: A witch travels on a magical bed in search of a spell to fight the Nazis... and we'll throw in an animated animal soccer game. - No, that's crazy. Who could even pull off a role like that? - Angela Lansbury will play the lead. - Go make that movie! 😅

dys
>>190775881

This was a childhood favorite that I wore out a copied-off-TV VHS of, but I haven't watched since I was... maybe 8? Thanks for the opportunity to revisit a deep cut from my childhood through adult eyes :)

Stephen Knueppel

This brought back memories. It was one of my favorites growing up and my sister and I watched it many times and played out driving the Nazis away with magic lol

Lola Lirola

Oh, mannnn! I remember watching this with my grandparents. 🥹 Great memories. Thank you for picking it!

James B.

Miss Price was way out of Emelius's league...as was his wife in Mary Poppins. He must have been blackmailing a witch IRL.

Liv Heskett

“What’s that gotta do with my knob?” Is such an underrated funny line 😂😂

Clare Manion

What a wild ride! I think I saw this once when I was little, but I only really recognized the tune where they dance underwater and maybe one or two other snippets. This is easily three or four different movies in one - but it still works. It's nuts, but it works :) And yeah, trying to sum up the plot sounds crazy. Like, "Three children blackmail their caretaker into taking them on adventures via flying bed," or "Mr. Banks turns himself into a rabbit to save a witch from the Nazis." Absolutely unhinged. I love it.

Laura Dawson

My siblings and I watched this so many times as kids and I’m amazed by how many of the songs I can still remember. So fun to watch it again!

dys
>>190823342

I honestly don't even know if that was intended as a joke, I mean this was a 1971 Disney movie and it was a little kid saying that line...

I🖤Kraken

🎶Sub.stitu.tiary Lo-co-motion🎶 Finally. I've got All Time Low's Calm Down song out of my head! Thx, Lydia! Fun reaction, you guys.

Jeff

This was the second movie I ever saw in the theater (the first was "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory"). At five years old, I understood very little of the dialogue because of the accents, but I loved the flying bed. We had already had a few years of "Bewitched" on tv, so I grew up believing that witches were very real, kind, but secretive.

Youtalkingtome
>>190838390

We really enjoyed it too! I tried explaining this movie to some friends this weekend and I couldn't find a way to do it with avoiding spoilers!