Under NO circumstances do I want to see a remake of this. Those in agreement, raise your hand. Happy New Year.

The nostalgia is hitting me like a rock

Dick Van Dyke, you absolutely beautiful human being. I can’t say enough how happy i am that he just celebrated his 97th birthday and a video showing him still seemingly in good health and responding to someone on the street quite openly. He still has all his marbles, still walking on his own and even driving! Absolutely incredible person

I remember when my mom got me this movie as a kid. Best gift she’s ever given me. It’s a movie I continue to watch to this day

I watched this when I was like 7 and I just randomly said “chitty chitty bang bang” out of no where just now and it brought back so many memories that I forgot about lol.

I hope Dick Van Dyke lives forever and is an immortal among us. He deserves it.

Born in 2002, this movie was one of my favourites during my childhood!

Only legends know this movie and this song ;>

To think that this was created by the same man who created James Bond... fascinating.

EVERY parent should sit and watch this movie with their children and sing these songs with them. Believe me when I tell you, it will be an everlasting happy memory.

Mary Poppins , Chitty , Chitty Bang, Bang, The Jungle book, and The Aristocats songwriter Richard Sherman dies aged 95 today. The Sherman Bros touched all our lives in some way. This is one of my favourites.

Dick van dyke was my first favorite actor. My whole family loves him and his movies. He is talent

Damn... That nostalgia... I may only be in my early twenties today, but I'm glad my parents made me grow up with this

Oh my gosh I haven't seen this in years. My childhood is all flowing back. ;w;

Thank you Sherman brothers for some of the happiest songs of my childhood, including this classic. RIP Richard M. Sherman

RIP Sally Ann Howes. Thanks for being a part of my childhood. X

I need to go to sleep 4:00 AM: CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG

I saw this as a kid and ultimately recognized Bert from Mary Poppins. LOL

Things that brought people here: 1. Childhood 2. Ace Ventura

Another classic. Movies now will never be as good as these classics.

world's catchiest song, or very nearly

This was my childhood, and I was born in 2000

I remember watching this all the time as a kid at my grandparents house. I was driving from work today and saw this type of car traveling down the road and I started singing. Lol Many memories!!

Rest in peace, Richard M. Sherman. My all-time favorite movie growing up (and im only 19). Thanks for all the memories and all the amazing songs that still get stuck in my head to this day. ❤

That song just puts me in a good mood! I met DICK Van Dyke a few years ago. I thanked him for all the entertainment. So, I covered it for you all.

Who else just randomly wanted to hear this again

(slams down gas pedal and sings in a prolongued, operatic note) “CHIIIIIIIIIITTYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!”

RIP Richard sherman. One of my fav movies, say hi to your brother and walt disney with us❤

This movie is so beautiful. The location and color grading is magical.

The new Fast and Furious looks a little dated

This makes my heart feel all the feels, one of my all time favorite movies that has stuck with me from very early in my childhood. So many parts of this movie are embedded into my heart. 🥰

The movie was based on Ian Fleming’s book by the same name. Makes sense, fancy gizmo car, love interest named “Truly Scrumptious “, just like his James Bond books.

My dad said that I used to put this movie on repeat and watch it for hours on end daily. And then I broke his tape...

I also grew up with this movie & I'm 53 glad to see its still a fairly popular movie, its a classic in our house lol one of my favorites !

I still know the lyrics to this day! It's the best

I haven't seen this movie in years, but I always remembered the tune of the main theme song. Seeing it now brings the same smile to my face, that I had as a kid. Thanks so much, for posting it.

I can't watch this without hearing Ace Ventura sing it in my head lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Still love it after 52 years. ! Those were the magical days.

RIP Richard Sherman and Robert Sherman. Thanks for giving us songs like this.

Call me whatever you want, this scene and this song gives me chills. It did when I was a kid and it does now. Hollywood ... don't even think about it.

Looking back it's been 50 years ago that this awe-inspiring movie was released. Congratulations to it's timeless wonder over the years and to Dick and Sally who are still here. Thanks for this great musical that will continue to appeal to generations for years to come.

2.2 million views is an insult to this amazing masterpiece :D

I just watched this movie a few moments ago for about the 12th time in my life. I’m 54. The joyousness of this theme song and wholesomeness of this movie, moves me more deeply with every viewing. It is an absolute gem.

YOU ALL DONT UNDERSTAND HOW HARD I TRIED TO REMEMBER THE NAME OF THIS MOVIE IM SOOO HAPPYYYYY

I have a German shepherd and her name is Jitters and I find myself going "Jitty Jitty Bang Bang Jitty Jitty Bang Bang we love you Bang Bang Jitty Jitty Bang Bang our fine four legged friend"

My parents used to make me watch this when I was 4, now I'm 15 and the thought came to my head all of a sudden and I googled it.

Crazy that they made this entire movie just based off of that one scene in "Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls" when he's singing about his safari car. So glad a studio decided to make this!

I've had this tune running through my head for a few weeks now--and it's been fun!

I am 13 years old an barely anyone knows this we need to spread this with everyone because this is the best song ever!

1968 : Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 2020 : ReNeGadE

This is one of those songs that randomly pops into my head at the weirdest times. It's been forever since I've seen this movie. I remember watching this with my great grandmother in her nursing home, she loved this movie and would watch it on repeat. Being the musical-loving six year old I was, I would sing along to this one every time. I love those memories. I'm not crying, you're crying.

The innocence of my childhood. Best movie for the entire family ever.

What a film. My childhood and I assume many before me. Still one of my favourites

1:27 - 2:29 "Oh shit I better watch the road!"

Dick van dyke should live forever I agree he is an amazing actor and performer I will never forget this movie thank you to my dad for showing me this - Charlotte 10 years old

I remember being in elementary school and my music teacher used to show us this movie all of the time. At the time I was very confused and bored, due to the fact that I had no idea what they were singing about (mostly because the other kids were noisy/ distracting). This just brings back memories.

"The name's Bang Bang. Chitty Chitty Bang Bang."

God, did we have a childhood or what?

I was born in the early 90’s & this film was a BIG part of my childhood! Reminds me of watching it with my Mamaw & papaw as a kid. My Mamaw & I used to sing this every single time.

I never really liked this movie, but I came here today to honor Richard Sherman. I’m so sad we lost him today, but his legacy of songs will never leave us.

A great tribute to the Good Ole' Days, when things were pure and jolly.

These are the movies from long ago on a cold sunday when we waited for grandma to say come and eat dinner is ready

when I was coming round from anaesthesia, I literally sang this song

This film will never die it will last for ever🎉

when i was little i loved this movie i used to play in my sand back room in the apartment my dad and i lived in, in tampa. in that room i had a child sized metal car i named chitty chitty bang bang and i sang this song when i played pretend i miss those days

This brings back such fond memories of me and my brother watching this every time we went to our grandparents house. Such a great film.

I can't be the only person who is listening to this on loop

Even though this movie was made in late 60s and I was born in mid 90s, this was one of my favorite movies I ever watched. I was so obsessed with this movie I legit watched this over 100+ times over the course of my life. I hope no remake is done to this film. Dick van dyke mentioned that trying to turn the car is a pain in the ass.

I have listened to/watched this clip probably 100 times and I still just love it.

I'm 15 And I know this movie, it was my childhood. A lot of people my age these days don't know this movie

Still one for the books still thank my dad for showing me this movie 🍿 🎥 🤙🏽💯❤️

53 years this was made and this is still one of my favourite movies of all time

I am Japanese, and my father used to show me this movie when I was a child. At that time, I could not understand English at all, but it was my favorite movie. It has been a long time since I listened to this song, but I still remember the melody vividly. That is how impressive this song is.

I love this movie so much! When I was in school we played this song in a string quartet for a show💜

Wow, talk about feel- good nostalga. I grew up listening to this as a 10,11,12 year old I lived with 'My beautiful grandna and Grandad and sister ( my mum passed when i was just 5) ..me, and my sis and grandma used to sing along to 'Chitty chitty bang bang ' priceless memories and moments. Peace all xxx God blesss

I saw this film with my parents and two sisters at Mile End Cinema back in 1969. When we came out of the cinema the car from the film was parked up on Mile End Road on display! Happy times.

I *_NEVER_* get tired of this!

Written by Ian Fleming for his daughter, because she didnt like him writing books about nasty men killing each other. What Love !!

My wife used to sing this to our rescued dog, Phoebe. And that day when they were coming home from the vet, Phoebe took her last breath, cuddled in her arms, as she sang this song.

I love how up until around 0:25 you can see tire tracks in the dirt and grass from previous takes.

I grew up watching this and went back to critically and objectively look at this just to see if I was blinded by childhood nostalgia and to see if it really was as good as I remember. I tried I really tried to find something wrong with this and I just couldn't the only weak link in this movie I guess would be the kid characters but good kid actors are very rare to come by. This movie stands the test of time as being whimsical magical and give that imaginative warm fuzzy feel that must be shared to the world you can't help but smile evry time this song comes on

THIS NEEDS TO BE LIKE 7 MINUTES LONGER.

I was looking for my boy Kongming, where the hell am I?

Dick Van Dyke turned 98 recently. Incredible man!

Its still mindblowing to me that the guy who wrote the book that the film is based of is the same guy who wrote 007

the good old times, what ever happened to that

This will forever be my all time favourite movie. Nothing will ever be able to beat it!

R.I.P. Sally Ann Howes.

there's nothing like the English countryside.

If you still come here in 2023 grab some popcorn 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿

I was born in 1990 didn’t watch this movie until a few months ago and I loved it. Great movie

This movie is one of the best movies I've ever watched and it will always be one of my favorites. I believe every generation of children should watch this movie. Thank you Dad for making me watch this movie when I was a little boy.

In the tune of Ace Ventura: 🎶CHITTYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY🎶

This film will turn 53 this year, and it hasn’t aged a single day, the magic will live on forever.

Omg...this movie is older than my mother and I still remember watching this.

So many memories of waching this with my grandparents before they passed I really wish they were still alive 😔

for the people wondering, this is not the song they covered in the kongming intro, its CIKI CIKI BAM BAM not chitty chitty bang bang

My parents are cultured, so this is what I grew up with. In the 21st century. *I love it*

Saw this with my mother when I was a little boy in the late 80s. Great movie, thanks Mom!

*Then: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang* *Now: chan chan ai chiki chiki ban ban*