Song of the South Page #2

Synopsis: Uncle Remus draws upon his tales of Brer Rabbit to help little Johnny deal his confusion over his parents' separation as well as his new life on the plantation. The tales: The Briar Patch, The Tar Baby and Brer Rabbit's Laughing place.
Production: Walt Disney
  Won 1 Oscar. Another 1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
7.3
Rotten Tomatoes:
55%
APPROVED
Year:
1946
94 min
518 Views


Toby:
Uncle Remus, you tells the bes' tales in

de whole United States o' Georgia!

Remus:
Lawzy child, you should o' heard me

tell 'em when I could tell 'em.

Remus:
I boun' you'd a-busted de

buttons off'n yo' what-cher macollums.

Remus:
When Miss Sally was yo' age, she useda

sit jes' as you's a settin' right now

Remus:
an' laugh 'til she could laugh no mo'.

Chloe:
Uncle Remus! Uncle Remus!

Lawzy mursy, have you seen Johnny?

Chloe:
Po' Miss Sally -- She been lookin'

high and low for dat child!

Tempy:
You sho' he ain't been down here

lis'nin to one 'o yo' tales?

Toby:
Co'se he ain't! Wouldn't I a-seed 'im?

Chloe:
How come you let dat boy git out o' yo sight?

Didn't Miss Doshy tell you to take care 'o him?

Tempe:
Come on Chloe! Us got to find him befo'

Miss Sally go outer her min'.

Remus:
Miss Tempy...

You tell Miss Sally de boy's wid me.

Tempy:
What do you mean -- he wid you?

Remus:
Nem-mine. You jes' tell her what I sez.

Tempy:
Come on Toby, git yo'se'f on.

Remus:
Well, bless my soul! Ah, dar now,

done gone and got sum'n in yo' eye.

Remus:
An' I ain't surprised -- Things

blowin' 'round here de way de does.

Remus:
Now -- Hmm -- Peers to me like

you's figgerin' on goin' some place.

Johnny:
I am! And nobody's gonna stop me!

Remus:
Well now. If dat don't bang my time!

You know, I was jes' figgerin' on doin' sump'n

Remus:
like dat myse'f. How'd you like ol'

Uncle Remus to go long wid you?

Remus:
Now, le'see now. Whar is we figgerin' on goin?

How kin we be goin' sum place if we dunno whar we's goin?

Johnny:
I'm going to Atlanta.

Remus:
Hmm, pow'ful long walk to Atlanta.

Is you brung some grub?

Johnny:
No.

Remus:
Well, now... if we ain't got no grub,

we sho can't get very fur.

Remus:
S'pose we stops by my place an' picks up

some cawn-bread? An' mebbe some sweet tatters?

Remus:
Tobby sho', honey. Gimme yo' hand.

I need young eyes in de dark.

Remus:
Sort o' late in de day to be startin'

on sech a long trip, ain't it?

Johnny:
Well, you don't have to go...

Just 'cause you said you would.

Remus:
Well, now, I ain't heard nobody say

nuthin' 'bout not goin'. Co'se I'll go.

Johnny:
And I'm not comin' back!

Johnny:
You're laughing at me.

Remus:
At you honey? No suh.

Remus:
I'se laughin' 'cause dem's sackly

the words that ol' Brer Rabbit used

Remus:
de time dat he lit out from his briar patch!

An' I ain't never comin' back, neither!

Remus:
Yes suh, dem was his very words.

Remus:
Well, I reckon I better be gettin' my

things together so's we can be leavin'.

Johnny:
What did you say about Brer Rabbit?

Remus:
Which Brer Rabbit was dat, hon?

Johnny:
Why, you said something about Brer Rabbit.

Remus:
Who? Me? I mighter said sump'n 'bout 'im

Remus:
day befo' yestiddy,

but it done gone clean off my mind.

Johnny:
Why, you said there was a tale about

Brer Rabbit not coming back to his briar patch.

Remus:
Well, bless my soul, child. I sho' did.

And if I don't tell you about 'im, you're gonna

Remus:
pester me 'til I does. So what's de odds?

'Tain't no great tale, no-how.

Johnny:
Is that the same Brer Rabbit

that got away from the fox?

Remus:
Why, don't you know? Dey ain't but one

Brer Rabbit. Now you jes' set yo'se'f down here

Remus:
and lissen, wid bofe ears wide open...

'cause dishyer Brer Rabbit, he's de out-doin'est,

Remus:
The mos' bodacious critter in de whole world.

Now dishyer tale didn't happen jes' yestiddy...

Remus:
Nor de day befo'. 'Twas along time ago.

An' in dem days, eve'thing was mighty satisfactual.

Remus:
De critters, dey was closer to de folks...

an' de folks, dey was closer to de critters...

Remus:
An' if you'll 'scuse me for sayin' so...

t'was better all around.

Remus:
Honey... It happened on one of them

Zip-a-dee-do-da days.

Remus:
Now that's the kind of day when you can't

open your mouth without a song jump right out of it...

Music Remus:
Zip-a-dee-do-da, zip-a-dee-ay,

my oh my, what a wonderful day.

Music Remus:
Plenty of sunshine, headin'

my way. Zip-a-dee-do-da, zip-a-dee-ay.

Music Remus:
Mr. Bluebird's on my shoulder.

It's de truff, it's actual, everything is satisfactual.

Music Remus:
Zip-a-dee-do-da, zip-a-dee-ay,

wonderful feeling, wonderful day. Yass suh!

Music Remus:
Zip-a-dee-do-da, zip-a-dee-ay,

my oh my what a wonderful day.

Music Moles:
Oh, plenty of sunshine headin' my way

Zip-a-dee-do-da, zip-a-dee-ay.

Music Remus:
Mr. Bluebird's on my shoulder.

It's de truff, it's actual, everything is satisfactual.

Music Remus:
Zip-a-dee-do-da, zip-a-dee-ay,

wonderful feeling, feeling this way.

Music Remus:
Zum, zum, zum, zum, zum, zum, zum.

zum, zum, zum, zum, zum, zum zum.

Music Remus:
Boom, boom, boom, boom.

bum, bum, bum, boo boo Boo

Music Remus:
Mr. Bluebird's on my shoulder.

It's de truff, it's actual...

Remus:
Where is that bluebird?

Bluebird:
Whistle

Music Remus:
Mmm, mmm... Everything is satisfactual.

Music Remus:
Zip-a-dee-do-da, zip-a-dee-ay,

wonderful feeling, wonderful da... hammering noise

Rabbit:
Doggone ol' briar patch! Doggone

ol place like this! Doggone.. Keep on...

Remus:
Ahem... Howdy Brer Rabbit.

Rabbit:
Wa-wa-wa-who-who-dat callin' my name?

Oh-ah-uh-uh-ah-hello Uncle Remus.

Remus:
Peers to me that you's in a powerful

bad mood to go to de party.

Rabbit:
B'ah ain't goin' to be no party. Cause I ain't

goin' to be here. I'm goin' leave this 'ol place.

Remus:
You mean you's leavin' yo' ol' briar patch?

Rabbit:
Dat....I....is!

Remus:
The place where you was bawn and raised?

Rabbit:
Dat....I....is!

Remus:
You mean, leavin' for good?

Rabbit:
Dat...I... OWWWW! Now see dar?

Dat ol' briar patch ain't brought me nothin' but trouble.

Rabbit:
OWWW! And mo' trouble.

Rabbit:
Dis's where my trouble is,

an' dis de place i belongs away from.

Remus:
Don't you know you can't run away from trouble?

Rabbit:
Heh-heh. Where I'm goin',

there ain't gonna be no trouble.

Remus:
Dey ain't no place dat fur.

Rabbit:
Well, just the same, I done made

up my mind, an I ain't never comin' back.

Rabbit:
Well, so long Uncle Remus.

Remus:
Ah sho' hopes you knows what you's doin.

Rabbit:
Heh-heh! Don't worry 'bout me,

ah can take care o' myself.

Rabbit whistles as he hops away down the path

Remus:
He left his old troubles behind, all right,

but, he was headin' straight for a whole

Remus:
new mess o' bran' new troubles.

Rabbit:
Zip-a-dee-do-da, zip-a-dee...

Cowbel jingles as rabbit bounces

Remus:
Fust news he knows... dar he dangled',

'twixt de heavens and de earth...

Remus:
Fust he scared he goin' fall,

den he scared he ain't goin' fall...

Remus:
He yanked and he pulled and he

heaved and he hauled. But warn't no use.

Remus:
He knows somebody caught him

all right, an' he sorta specks he knows who

Remus:
dat somebody is. An' sho' nuff,

up on chickapin hill, where he live...

Remus:
Who whould hear de ruckus but

ol' Brer Fox, and when dat ol' scamp see

Remus:
he done caught Brer Rabbit, he hollar out...

Fox:
I got im'! I gots dat ol' Brer Rabbit!

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