Beautiful bittersweet ending to the movie. When she sees Warren Oates coming home (to her) alone, she knows her husband is dead.

There's a gorge in Vermont my family likes to visit every summer, and every time I jump off the rocks into the river I come up singing this song;

after years and YEARS of remembering this scene i finally find the movie. saw this when i was still in the single digits.

The Militants *turn: _[Startled]_

She Cray Cray. Lol

You know ... morons. Thank you.

From the gorgeous music, the superb script, the sound design, the excellent cinematography, the memorable supporting work by McGiver, Miles, and Vaccaro, the brilliant direction by John Schlesinger and the great performances by Hoffman and especially Voight--whose Joe Buck is one of the finest pieces of acting ever put on film--this movie is a touching masterpiece and a time capsule of many of society's changes during the late 1960s. Midnight Cowboy is an unforgettable experience.

What was the crunchy food that Mark Watney was snacking on? It wasn't potatoes. Was it granola or nuts? Seeds?

What an incredible weird but ultimately "logical" horror/thriller, with some great plot twists. Cronenberg at its finest !

Everyone in the cast some kind of idiot. Except maybe Tilda.

The jokes in original verson makes you smile. Same jokes in Mel Brooks crazier verson makes you laugh ot loud.

Was this movie as much a shock to British audiences as it was to Americans? Schlesinger (and other British directors) had been doing edgy material for years, topics that couldn't get past US censors.

i just saw this tonight in nyc, such brilliance. now that's the lubitsch touch!

Excellent edit - takes serious skill to take something new out of something old - still the same as original but different at the same time - good job (1st youtube comment ever)

This is a great movie. Holly Hunter and Albert Brooks had great chemistry.

You even burnt the bacon like I like and you don't lol

This piece of music is completely misplaced, in a movie made for uneducated American audience. The Marsch was composed in 1866, before Germany even existed as a country. In fact it was intended to be played in a cavalry parade.

Wow. Pretty funny too so maybe I’ll be laughing and crying with this one:)

Barbara Bel Geddes ( Miss Ellie on Dallas) 👍🥰🥰

I want to play this on an electric piano on a truck horribly, while annoying my colleagues

What song is playing at the beginning of this clip?

Thiis makes me tear up every singlie time i watch it. Except for the times when I'm actually crying.

Just curious was Christopher Hewett Gay?

1:51 dodge baaallll

The first time I saw this movie I was 16 and had a terrible fever and it was 3am. Some things just can’t be replicated

The funniest screwball movie ever made--with the best performance of any actress in that genre. The inimitable Irene Dunne. Her "Lola" character in the party-crashing scene is pure gold. "Lola" is my official alter ego.

Fascinatingly depressing - is that OK? He starts out with a wealth of naive optimism and the sense of disillusionment gathers pace like an avalanche. Believing meeting Hoffman was the gateway to his dreams........but it's the opposite, sadly.

The I'M WALKIN HERE line was totally improv--Voight and Hoffman actually almost DID get run over. One of those magical moments that could only happen in New York!

It was juvi lol

Reminds me of MAGA in USA

Notre pauvreté le sentiment de l irremediable et de linnesperer

Bro just sticks his fingers in my man's brain hole!?

is this an arg whats w the subtitles lmao

Donald trump is dawn davenport.prove me wrong

This film forever changed my way of looking at things, of framing the narrative of my own life. It showed me a way of conceptualizing my experience that I had no models for prior to its viewing. For better or worse, I've come to accept that Chris Marker was for me, an apostle of my time on this earth.

great movie....

So much better than the van sant thing 'Idaho.' But then John Schlesinger was a Far Better Director & everyone involved in this film had more Talent.

"how'd you get in here??!" "I.. walked in..?: Black Dynamite said, slightly confused

Best movie line! (My friends used to say "Don't f*ck w/the babysitter!" to me all the time when I worked as a nanny. 😂😂)

I can't believe how many people in the comments are assuming Margie cuffed him and put him in the car by herself. She radioed in that she spotted the car. The Coens assumed their audience is savvy enough to understand that a whole bunch of back up arrived on the scene. They don't need to show us every obvious moment to keep the story moving.

I wonder what their wedding would look like?

I have often tossed out the phrase “my precious bodily fluids” to work mates after sipping from water fountain.

I always believed Ginger really did have a 'thing' for Fred...he was, of course, happily married for many years but even after his wife died in 1954... Fred and Ginger privately dated but Fred wasn't interested in getting married...afterall he had a young daughter to raise and a son in the airforce

You think his logs would've become available to the public? Some of them are fucking hilarious, especially in the book.

"It Was Nice BEATING Yoy, Mrs. Fishpaw".

Haha brilliant. It was the golden age of midnight movies! Once John Waters came to my town to introduce a screening of Serial Mom, and the theatre made it a double feature with Pink Flamingos. I think a lot of the audience didn't know what they were in for, because it was SRO for most of Serial Mom, but 20 minutes into Pink Flamingoes, everybody in the audience had walked out except for us and maybe eight other diehard fans.

1:36 .... Surprising to see that Glineike Bridge got almost the same architecture as that of Howrah Bridge made by the British as a cantilever bridge between Kolkata and Howrah (India) in 1941 during the British colonial period. Only the Indian bridge is quite bigger.

It’s interesting how this movie and 1949 movie have so many similar scenes. For example, when Laurie tried to hug her when she said: “I’d like to see someone try it” and she pushed him away and he rolled over. And when Amy and Beth were watching the ball sitting on the stairs and Mr. Laurence saw them and talked to them.

I still have my Odorama card in my bookcase all these years later!

One of the most underrated movies of all time. I love Chris Eigeman. He should have been a bigger star in his prime.