I’m a 93 baby who hasn’t seen this movie until my senior year of high school. And yet the first time I ever admired the love between a little girl and her dad was Hannah Montana

but also exists..I am Sam

I think her dad is a very nice guy.

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It’s like her father has always been Sara’s best friend.

I didn’t watch it until my senior year of HS

I have watch it last year for the fist time (I am 27 ) and i love it

Me too. That's what I love about this film. It was so far ahead of its time. All the lessons and values that were instilled in the film is what makes it so special. Having empathy and compassion for others. Being forthright and steadfastfast in your beliefs. My favorite scene in the whole film is when Sarah goes to the market and she's about to take a bite of the pastry and then sees others in four more need than her and offers it to them and then in turn takes the rose and gives it to another in order to comfort them. That scene is so far ahead of its time for someone so young in a children's film.

I think people can learn from this movie that even if you’re in a terrible or uncomfortable situation like Sara was in, you can still be okay. And you have to try to Hope good things will happen.

I always wanted that, too.

Treat yourself as one allow it flow back.

@Hect Vega you better discipline her too when she’s disrespectful.

I have a dad who’s like my best friend

@@lukasmiller486 this is such a weird comment

When her father says, “But I think more than anything else, I loved, dancing with her!” You can tell he’s excited.

@@jennyflorio7844 I know what you mean

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They look like they’re having fun.

😂

She was such a b-*tch. 🙄

I know. It’s the movie’s way of showing she’s a witch without the magic.

@@lukasmiller486 Ah, so it’s foreshadowing that Miss Minchin is a witch

Me too every time I'm watching this film I crédits too much

It makes me really really happy when she gets her dad back. It’s amazing how it looked like she was gonna loose her dad, but she didn’t lose him. When I was 13, I remember I started to really become hopeful that he was alive.

I was 2 when it came out and didn’t watch it until I was 19

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It’s like people handle death in different ways, but when Sara was lead to believe her father was dead, she felt like she was quick in taking it in since ever since he left, she was determined to remain hopeful, but when Ram Dass sent her the snow, he encouraged her to be hopeful again.

I remember when I first saw Miss Minchin, I wasn’t sure if I liked her, but later on when Sara’s world was turned upside down, I was sure I didn’t like her.

I agree and I think he’s a very nice guy.

I like how they made her a slightly sympathetic antagonist

She could have left her necklace. If I was going by the taking of the necklace scene I would say she went to school there with Sarahs mother and hated her.

2)she was hurt too....by a neglectful father in her past

@@heatherninneman558 Yes, you end up feeling badly for her. She is actually jealous of Sara 😞

​@@choppersworld5094 good point

I like Ram Dass because he’s kind. He’s also very wise.

I like that! As a Christian is it okay if i interpret him as an angel?

I keep on rewinding the part when Sarah sees her for the first time

Dadvos

Funny coincidence since Alfonso Cuaron directed Prisoner of Azkaban and Patrick Doyle composed Goblet of Fire

I love The Secret Garden! I absolutely love the manor 💕

Both written by same author.

I prefer A Little Princess

True lol

I think he’s a very nice guy and would do anything to make his daughter happy.

She reminds me of Jodie Sweetin who was on Full House

my dad never called me a princess either. i mean, he loves me and calls me sweetie sometimes but he never put in my head some stupid idea like all girls are princesses.

@@saklee1777 it’s not stupid. Maybe now but back then people were poor, and the streets weren’t safe, so it wasn’t uncommon for a child to live in their own world. It’s what saved her life

@@saklee1777 -You must be a descendent of Ms.Minchin.- 😂 Anyway jokes aside but when they used the saying that "all girls are princesses" they probably mean that as in all girls are strong and determined people that are not afraid nor ashamed to have big dreams and that's exactly how Sarah was. Despite all the hell that Ms.Minchin put her through she still stood her ground and never gave up on her dreams as well as stood up for herself when her father wasn't there like the badass princess she is. But it's not just Sarah whose strong like that in fact all ladies are strong like that. This message honestly makes a lot of sense especially during that time period where women were put through a lot of shit and rarely got a say in anything in a male dominated world. Even to this day society is still like that towards woman unfortunately.

I think ppl Perceive things differently, based off of their experience…

@Ana Sofía Torres Also because the book didn't take place during a war. America was safer for a child at that time, as it was across the ocean from the fighting.

@@CadeD679 That makes sense considering children were also safer in the states during WW2

Yeah, I don't think they were really painted all white like that at the time, I could be wrong though. I wonder what ship they used for the film..

It looks like a smaller version of Titanic and Mauritania.

Give me a break. It's a film and it's about India

Netflix has it

KZfaq seems to sell it for $3

You can find it on Hulu 🌸

@MacKinley According to the original book, Sara's mom was French.

I think her mother is French but of course learned English in new York sooooo i think that's where sara got the "american accent" idrk

I remember asking my mum “if Sarah was raised in India by a British father, why does she have an American accent?” My poor exasperated mum was like “just watch the film, honey…”

Wh

Nope

Learn English, then type.

Yeah....and what about dogs, cats and cage birds? Don't you think that a deep bond can exist between a horse and its rider? Someone like you will never understand this relationship. Someone like you will never understand that a horse and a rider can belong together..poor dude...

@@gutschgutscher2609 someday killing horses,riding horses and sitting on horses will be forbidden in the whole world.I believe in it.

A question that's hard to answer

EllenTracy Do you say “Tough question?”

It meant that it was hard to narrow it down to the one thing he loved the most about his wife, because he loved everything about her.

@@CadeD679 He did?

@@mbart5113 Yes

Not the titanic u can try lol❤

At least sarah dint care about color if someone skin . But her dad dies your nothing