Sleeping Beauty 1959 Full Movie

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00:00:00To be continued...

00:00:30To be continued...

00:01:00To be continued...

00:01:30To be continued...

00:02:00In a faraway land, long ago, lived a king and his fair queen.

00:02:09Many years had they longed for a child, and finally their wish was granted.

00:02:13A daughter was born, and they called her Aurora.

00:02:18Yes, they named her after the dawn, for she filled their lives with sunshine.

00:02:31Then a great holiday was proclaimed throughout the kingdom, so that all of high or low estate might pay homage to the infant princess.

00:02:42And our story begins on that most joyful day.

00:02:47On that joyful day, on that joyful day...

00:02:57Joyfully now to our princess we come, bringing gifts and all good wishes to, we pledge our loyalty anew.

00:03:07Hail to the princess Aurora!

00:03:09Hail to the princess Aurora!

00:03:18Hail to the princess Aurora!

00:03:22Hail to the princess!

00:03:26Hail to the princess Aurora!

00:03:31Hail Aurora!

00:03:35Hail Aurora!

00:03:39Hail to the princess!

00:03:43Hail to the princess,

00:03:45Long live the princess Aurora!

00:03:49Hail to the king,

00:03:52Hail to the queen,

00:03:54Hail to the princess Aurora!

00:04:03Thus on this great and joyous day

00:04:06did all the kingdom celebrate the long-awaited royal birth,

00:04:10and good King Stephan and his queen

00:04:12and made welcome their life-long friend.

00:04:22The Royal Highnesses!

00:04:25King Hubert and Prince Philip!

00:04:30Fondly had these monarchs dreamed one day their kingdoms to unite.

00:04:35Thus today would they announce that Philip, Hubert's son and heir,

00:04:39to Stefan's child would be betrothed.

00:04:44And so to her his gift he brought,

00:04:47and looked unknowing on his future bride.

00:04:51Their most honored and exalted Excellencies, the three good fairies!

00:05:12Mistress Flora, Mistress Fauna, and Mistress Merriweather!

00:05:22Mistress Merriweather!

00:05:32Oh, the little darling.

00:05:39Your Majesties.

00:05:41Each of us the child may bless with a single gift.

00:05:45No more, no less.

00:05:47Little Princess, my gift shall be the gift of beauty.

00:06:00One gift of beauty rare

00:06:06Gold of sunshine in her hair.

00:06:16Lips that shaped the red red rose.

00:06:22She'll walk with springtime wherever she goes.

00:06:29Tiny Princess, my gift shall be the gift of song.

00:06:32Tiny Princess, my gift shall be the gift of song.

00:06:41One gift, the gift of song.

00:06:46Melody her whole life long.

00:07:01The night and days her true adore.

00:07:08Bringeth his sweet serenade to her lord.

00:07:23Sweet Princess, my gift shall be...

00:07:26Why, it's Maleficent.

00:07:41What does she want here?

00:07:45Well, quite a glittering assemblage, King Steppen.

00:08:00Royalty, nobility, the gentry, and...

00:08:04How quaint, even the rabble.

00:08:10I really felt quite distressed at not receiving an invitation.

00:08:15You weren't wanted.

00:08:17Not wa...

00:08:19Oh, dear.

00:08:21What an awkward situation.

00:08:23I had hoped it was merely due to some oversight.

00:08:26Well, in that event, I'd best be on my way.

00:08:29And...

00:08:31You're not offended, Your Excellency?

00:08:33Why, no, Your Majesty.

00:08:36And to show I bear no ill will, I, too, shall bestow a gift on the child.

00:08:45Listen well, all of you.

00:08:49The Princess shall indeed grow in grace and beauty.

00:08:55Beloved by all who know her.

00:08:59But...

00:09:00Before the sun sets on her 16th birthday, she shall prick her finger on the spindle of a spinning wheel and die!

00:09:12Oh, no!

00:09:14Seize that creature!

00:09:17Stand back, you fool!

00:09:19Don't despair, Your Majesties.

00:09:34Meriwether still has her gift to give.

00:09:37Then she can undo this fearful curse?

00:09:40Oh, no, sire.

00:09:42Maleficent's powers are far too great.

00:09:45But she can help.

00:09:47But...

00:09:50Just do your best, dear.

00:09:52Yes, come on.

00:09:55Sweet Princess,

00:09:57If through this wicked witch's trick a spindle should your finger prick,

00:10:02A ray of hope there still may be in this, the gift I give to thee.

00:10:08Not in death, but just in sleep, the faithful prophecy you'll keep.

00:10:13And from this slumber you shall wait, when true love's kiss, the spell shall break.

00:10:19For true love conquers all.

00:10:32But King Stephan, still fearful of his daughter's life, did then and there decree that every spinning wheel in the kingdom should on that very day be burned.

00:10:42And so, t'was done.

00:10:44So, t'was done.

00:10:45Oh, silly fiddle-faddle.

00:10:48Now, come have a nice cup of tea, dear. I'm sure it'll work out somehow.

00:10:58Well, a bonfire won't stop Maleficent.

00:10:59Of course not. But what will?

00:11:00Well, perhaps if we reason with her.

00:11:01Reason with Maleficent?

00:11:02Well, she can't be all bad.

00:11:03Oh, yes, she can.

00:11:04I'd like to turn her into a fat old pop-to.

00:11:05Now, dear, that isn't a very nice thing to say.

00:11:07Besides, we can't be all bad.

00:11:09Oh, yes, she can.

00:11:10I'd like to turn her into a fat old pop-to.

00:11:12Now, dear, that isn't a very nice thing to say.

00:11:13Besides we can't be all bad.

00:11:14Well, you're a little fat old.

00:11:15I'm a little fat old.

00:11:16I'm a little fat old.

00:11:17Now, come have a nice cup of tea, dear.

00:11:19I'm sure it'll work out somehow.

00:11:20Well, a bonfire won't stop Maleficent.

00:11:21Of course not.

00:11:22But what will?

00:11:23Well, perhaps if we reason with her.

00:11:24Reason with Maleficent?

00:11:25Well, she can't be all bad.

00:11:26Oh, yes, she can.

00:11:27Turn her into a fat old pop-to.

00:11:30Now, dear, that isn't a very nice thing to say.

00:11:33Besides, we can't.

00:11:34You know our magic doesn't work that way.

00:11:37It can only do good, dear, to bring joy and happiness.

00:11:40Well, that would make me happy.

00:11:42But there must be some way.

00:11:46There is.

00:11:47There is?

00:11:48What is it, Flora?

00:11:50I'm going to...

00:11:53Even walls have ears.

00:11:57Follow me.

00:12:00Follow me.

00:12:17I'll turn her into a flower.

00:12:19Maleficent?

00:12:20Oh, no, dear.

00:12:21The princess.

00:12:22Oh, she'd make a lovely flower.

00:12:25Don't you see?

00:12:26A flower can't prick its finger.

00:12:28It has been.

00:12:29That's right.

00:12:30She'll be perfectly safe.

00:12:32Until Maleficent sends her frost.

00:12:34Yes.

00:12:37Oh, dear.

00:12:38She always ruins your nicest flowers.

00:12:42You're right.

00:12:43And she'll be expecting us to do something like that.

00:12:46Well, what won't she expect?

00:12:49She knows everything.

00:12:51Oh, but she doesn't, dear.

00:12:53Maleficent doesn't know anything about love or kindness or the joy of helping others.

00:13:00You know, sometimes I don't think she's really very happy.

00:13:04That's it.

00:13:05Of course.

00:13:06It's the only thing she can't understand and won't expect.

00:13:10Oh.

00:13:11Now, now, now.

00:13:12We'll have to plan it carefully.

00:13:13Let's see the woodcutter's cottage.

00:13:14Yes, yes.

00:13:15The abandoned one.

00:13:16Of course, the king and queen will object.

00:13:17But when we explain it's the only way.

00:13:18Explain what?

00:13:19About the three peasant women raising a foundling child deep in the forest.

00:13:21Oh.

00:13:22Well, that's very nice of them.

00:13:23Who are they?

00:13:24Turn around.

00:13:25Ed!

00:13:26Why?

00:13:27It's us.

00:13:28Uh-huh.

00:13:29You mean we, us?

00:13:30Uh-huh.

00:13:31Take care of the baby?

00:13:32Why not?

00:13:33Oh, I like that.

00:13:34Well, it's the only way.

00:13:35The only way...

00:13:36Explain what?

00:13:37About the three peasant women raising a foundling child deep in the forest.

00:13:39That's right.

00:13:40That's right.

00:13:41Don't you think we can?

00:13:42If humans can do it, so can we.

00:13:43And we'd have our magic to help us.

00:13:44That's right.

00:13:45Don't you think we can?

00:13:46Turn around.

00:13:47Ed!

00:13:48Why?

00:13:49It's us.

00:13:50Uh-huh.

00:13:51You mean we, us?

00:13:52Uh-huh.

00:13:53Take care of the baby?

00:13:54Why not?

00:13:55Oh, I like that.

00:13:56Well, guess what would we have to feed it?

00:13:57And wash it, and dress it, and rock it to sleep.

00:13:59Oh, I'd love it.

00:14:00You really think we can?

00:14:02If humans can do it, so can we.

00:14:04And we'd have our magic to help us.

00:14:07That's right.

00:14:08No, no, no, no, no, no.

00:14:10No magic.

00:14:11I'll take those wands right now.

00:14:14Oh, better get rid of those wings, too.

00:14:17You mean live like mortals?

00:14:19For 16 years?

00:14:21Uh-huh.

00:14:22But now, we don't know how.

00:14:25We've never done anything without magic.

00:14:27And that's why Maleficent will never suspect.

00:14:29But who'll wash?

00:14:30And cook?

00:14:31Oh, we'll all pitch in.

00:14:33I'll take care of the baby.

00:14:34Let me have it, dear.

00:14:36Come alone now.

00:14:39We must hail their majesties at once.

00:14:45Flora!

00:14:46Flora!

00:14:47So the king and his queen watched with heavy hearts,

00:14:57as their most precious possession, their only child, disappeared into the night.

00:15:02Many sad and lonely years passed by for King Stephan and his people.

00:15:17But as the time for the princess's 16th birthday drew near, the entire kingdom began to rejoice.

00:15:30For everyone knew that as long as Maleficent's domain, the Forbidden Mountains, thundered with her wrath and frustration, her evil prophecy had not yet been fulfilled.

00:15:42It's incredible!

00:15:55Sixteen years and not a trace of her.

00:16:00She couldn't have vanished into thin air.

00:16:03Are you sure you searched everywhere?

00:16:07Yep.

00:16:08Yep.

00:16:09Everywhere.

00:16:10We all did.

00:16:14And what about the town?

00:16:15The forests?

00:16:16The mountains?

00:16:17We searched mountains, forests, and houses.

00:16:22Let me see.

00:16:24And all the cradles.

00:16:26Cradle?

00:16:27Did you hear that, my pet?

00:16:36All these years, they've been looking for a baby.

00:16:41Oh!

00:16:42Oh!

00:16:43Oh!

00:16:44Ah!

00:16:45Ah!

00:16:46Ah!

00:16:47Ah!

00:16:48Ah!

00:16:49Ah!

00:16:50Ah!

00:16:51Ah!

00:16:52Ah!

00:16:53Ah!

00:16:54Ah!

00:16:55Ah!

00:16:56Ah!

00:16:57Ah!

00:16:58Ah!

00:16:59Ah!

00:17:00Ah!

00:17:01Ah!

00:17:02Ah!

00:17:03Ah!

00:17:04Ah!

00:17:05Ah!

00:17:06Ah!

00:17:07Ah!

00:17:08Ah!

00:17:09Ah!

00:17:10Ah!

00:17:11Ah!

00:17:12Ah!

00:17:13Ah!

00:17:14Ah!

00:17:15Ah!

00:17:16Ah!

00:17:17Ah!

00:17:18Ah!

00:17:19Ah!

00:17:20Ah!

00:17:21Ah!

00:17:22Ah!

00:17:23Ah!

00:17:24you are my last hope circle far and wide search for a maid of 16 with hair of sunshine gold

00:17:35and lips red as the rose go and do not fail

00:17:47and so for 16 long years the whereabouts of the princess remained a mystery

00:17:53while deep in the forest in a woodcutter's cottage the good fairies carried out their

00:17:58well-laid plan living like mortals they had reared the child as their own and called her briar rose

00:18:11on this her 16th birthday the good fairies had planned a party and something extra special for

00:18:19a surprise well now how about this one this is the one i picked oh she looked beautiful in that

00:18:26now i thought a few changes here uh-huh don't forget a pretty bow yes and raise the shoulder line

00:18:32we'll make it blue oh no they're pink but of course we'll need a few please yes but how are we going

00:18:37to get her out of the house oh i'll think of something well and what are you three dears up to

00:18:45up to up to up to uh uh well we uh we we we want you to pick some berries that's it berries berries

00:18:57lots of berries but i picked berries yesterday oh we need more dear lots lots more yes

00:19:05now don't hurry back dear don't go too far and don't speak to strangers goodbye dear goodbye goodbye

00:19:18i wonder if she's suspect of course not come on oh will she be surprised a real birthday party with a

00:19:27real birthday cake yes and a dress a princess can be proud of i'll get the wands yes you can go on oh no

00:19:37no magic but the 16 years are almost over we're taking no chances but i've never baked a fancy cake

00:19:47oh you won't have to dear i'm going to bake the cake you oh she's always wanted to dear and this is her

00:19:54last chance well i'm going to make it 15 layers with pink and blue forget me not and i'm making the

00:20:01dress but you can't sew and she's never cooked oh it's simple all you do is follow the book up here dear

00:20:10you can be the dummy well i still say we ought to use magic

00:20:23flower three cups

00:20:25cups cups cups cups cups cups cups

00:20:32one two three what's that for well it's got to have a hole in the bottom that's for the feet to go

00:20:41through

00:20:45it's pink oh lovely shade isn't it but i wanted it blue now dear

00:20:52We decided pink was our color.

00:20:54You decided.

00:21:00You don't want me to look like a friend.

00:21:02I'll be sure of this.

00:21:08Two eggs.

00:21:10Fold in gently.

00:21:12Fold?

00:21:14Oh, well.

00:21:16It looks awful.

00:21:28That's because it's on you, dear.

00:21:30Now yeast, one tisp.

00:21:32Tisp?

00:21:34One teaspoon.

00:21:36One teaspoon, of course.

00:21:38Mmm.

00:21:46Oh, gracious how that child has grown.

00:21:50Oh, it seems only yesterday we brought her here.

00:21:54Just a tiny baby.

00:21:59Why, Merryweather?

00:22:01Whatever's the matter, dear?

00:22:03After today, she'll be a princess.

00:22:06And we won't have any Briar Rose.

00:22:09Oh, Zara!

00:22:10Now, now, now, now.

00:22:11We all knew this day had to come.

00:22:14But why did it have to come so soon?

00:22:17After all, we've had her for 16 years.

00:22:21Sixteen wonderful years.

00:22:27Oh, gracious.

00:22:29We're acting like a lot of minis.

00:22:31Come on.

00:22:32She'll be back before we get started.

00:22:44She got started if not before.

00:22:46Yes!

00:22:47You just took two years.

00:22:48I did a kindaern Ôngki on the boat.

00:22:49It took

00:22:58a half of ca man to swim.

00:23:00So fun, it happened.

00:23:01And now you can be ready to set out an où.

00:23:02And it took me off of the sand.

00:23:04If i saw a unicorn…

00:23:05Not a JaPN!

00:23:06For our crown me.

00:23:08And now you've grew old and suf a wild path.

00:23:09kupisesati were up again!

00:23:10And then you'll dig a little photo that makes sense.

00:23:11Oh, oh, oh.

00:23:41Oh, oh.

00:24:11Oh, oh, oh, oh.

00:24:21You hear that, Samson?

00:24:24Beautiful.

00:24:25What is it?

00:24:32Come on, let's find out.

00:24:36Oh, come on.

00:24:38For an extra bucket of oats?

00:24:40And a few carrots?

00:24:42Huh, boy!

00:24:45All right.

00:24:46All right.

00:24:53Oh, my God.

00:25:23No carrots.

00:25:53I wonder why each little bird has a song to sing to, sweet things to, a gay little odd melody.

00:26:13I wonder, I wonder if my heart keeps singing, will my song go winging to someone who'll find me

00:26:33and bring back a love song to me.

00:26:42Oh, dear.

00:26:51Why do they still treat me like a child?

00:26:56Who?

00:26:58Aunt Flora and Fauna and Meriwether.

00:27:02They never want me to meet anyone.

00:27:10But you know something?

00:27:14I fooled them.

00:27:15I have met someone.

00:27:19Who?

00:27:23Who?

00:27:24Who?

00:27:26Oh, a prince.

00:27:28Well, he's tall and handsome and, and so romantic.

00:27:40Oh, we walk together and talk together.

00:27:43And just before we say goodbye, he takes me in his arms, and then I wake up.

00:27:55Yes, it's only in my dreams.

00:28:03But they say if you dream a thing more than once, it's sure to come true.

00:28:08And I've seen him so many times.

00:28:11And I'll see you next time.

00:28:41You know, Samson, there was something strange about that voice.

00:28:59Too beautiful to be real.

00:29:03Maybe it was some mysterious being, a wood sprite or a...

00:29:07There, stop!

00:29:11There!

00:29:13There, stop!

00:29:14There, stop!

00:29:15There!

00:29:16Why, it's my dream, Prince.

00:29:46No, I'm really not supposed to speak to strangers, but we've met before.

00:30:01I know you, I walked with you once upon a dream.

00:30:11I know you, the gleam in your eyes is so familiar a gleam.

00:30:19Yet I know it's true, that visions are seldom all they see.

00:30:27But if I know you, I know what you'll do.

00:30:33You'll love me at once, the way you did once upon a dream.

00:30:43But if I know you, I know what you'll do.

00:30:57You'll love me at once, the way you did once upon a dream.

00:31:07Oh, oh!

00:31:11I'm awfully sorry. I didn't mean to frighten you.

00:31:15Oh, it wasn't that. It's just that you're a...

00:31:19A stranger?

00:31:21Mm-hmm.

00:31:22But don't you remember? We've met before.

00:31:25We... we have?

00:31:26Well, of course. You said so yourself.

00:31:28Once upon a dream.

00:31:30I know you, I walked with you once upon a dream.

00:31:39I know you, the gleam in your eyes is so familiar a gleam.

00:31:48And I know it's true, that visions are seldom all they see.

00:32:00But if I know you, I know what you'll do.

00:32:07You'll love me at once, the way you did once upon a dream.

00:32:20Who are you? What's your name?

00:32:32Hmm?

00:32:34Oh, my name.

00:32:37Why, it's... it's...

00:32:40Oh, no, no, I can't. I...

00:32:42Goodbye.

00:32:44But when will I see you again?

00:32:45Oh, never. Never.

00:32:47Never?

00:32:47Well, maybe someday.

00:32:51When? Tomorrow?

00:32:52Oh, no.

00:32:54This evening.

00:32:55Where?

00:32:56At the cottage, in the glen.

00:33:08There.

00:33:16Well, what do you think of it?

00:33:17Why, it's...

00:33:19It's a very unusual cake, isn't it?

00:33:22Yes.

00:33:24Of course, it'll be much stiffer after it's baked.

00:33:27Of course, dear.

00:33:29What do you think of the dress?

00:33:31Well, it's...

00:33:32It's not exactly the way it is in the book, is it?

00:33:36Oh, I improved it.

00:33:39But perhaps if I added a few more ruffles...

00:33:42What do you think?

00:33:43Mm-hmm.

00:33:44I think so.

00:33:46What do you think, Merriweather?

00:33:48I think we've had enough of this nonsense.

00:33:52I think we ought to think of Rose and what she'll think of this mess.

00:33:57I still think what I thought before.

00:33:59I'm going to get those ones.

00:34:01You know, I think she's right.

00:34:08Here they are, good as new.

00:34:10Ah, ah, ah, t-t-t-t-t-t

00:34:12G-get careful, Merriweather.

00:34:15Quick.

00:34:16Lock the doors.

00:34:17Thawna, you close the windows.

00:34:20Oh!

00:34:20Pluck up every granny.

00:34:22We can't take any chances.

00:34:24now you take care of the cake while i clean the room dear and i'll make the dress now hurry

00:34:34come on bucket mop broom flora says clean up the room

00:34:42and now to make a lovely dress fit the grace of fair princess

00:34:57just do it like it says here in the book i'll put on the candles

00:35:12so

00:35:22so

00:35:26so

00:35:30so

00:35:42Oh, no, not pink.

00:36:03Make it blue.

00:36:06Merry weather.

00:36:08Make it pink.

00:36:12Make it blue.

00:36:16Pink.

00:36:20Blue.

00:36:42Blue.

00:36:43Blue.

00:36:44Blue.

00:36:45Blue.

00:36:46Blue.

00:36:47Blue.

00:36:48Blue.

00:36:49Blue.

00:36:50Blue.

00:36:51Blue.

00:36:52Blue.

00:36:53Blue.

00:36:54Blue.

00:36:55Blue.

00:36:56Blue.

00:36:57Blue.

00:36:58Blue.

00:36:59Blue.

00:37:00Blue.

00:37:01Blue.

00:37:02Blue.

00:37:03Blue.

00:37:04Blue.

00:37:05Blue.

00:37:06Blue.

00:37:07Blue.

00:37:08Blue.

00:37:09Blue.

00:37:10Blue.

00:37:11Oh, now look what you've done.

00:37:18Shh, shh, shh.

00:37:19Listen.

00:37:21It's Rose.

00:37:22She's back.

00:37:24Enough of this foolishness.

00:37:28Make it pink.

00:37:30Now hide, quick.

00:37:35Blue.

00:37:36Aunt Flora.

00:37:37Good gracious.

00:37:42Who left the mop running?

00:37:45Stop, Mom.

00:37:48Aunt Flora.

00:37:50Fauna.

00:37:52Merriweather.

00:37:55Where is everybody?

00:37:59Oh, surprise, surprise.

00:38:03Happy birthday.

00:38:04Oh, you darlings.

00:38:06This is the happiest day of my life.

00:38:09Everything's so wonderful.

00:38:11Just wait till you meet him.

00:38:13Him?

00:38:14Rose.

00:38:16You've met some stranger?

00:38:18Oh, he's not a stranger.

00:38:20We've met before.

00:38:22You have?

00:38:23Where?

00:38:24Once upon a dream.

00:38:25She's in love.

00:38:37Oh, no.

00:38:38This is terrible.

00:38:40Why?

00:38:41After all, I am 16.

00:38:43It isn't that, dear.

00:38:45You're already betrothed.

00:38:48Betrothed?

00:38:48Since the day you were born.

00:38:50To Prince Philip, dear.

00:38:52But that's impossible.

00:38:54How could I marry a prince?

00:38:56I'd have to be...

00:38:57A princess.

00:38:58And you are, dear.

00:39:00Princess Aurora.

00:39:02Tonight we're taking you back to your father, King Stephen.

00:39:05But...

00:39:06But I can't.

00:39:08He's coming here tonight.

00:39:10I promised to meet him.

00:39:11I'm sorry, child.

00:39:13But you must never see that young man again.

00:39:17Oh, no.

00:39:18No.

00:39:20I can't believe it.

00:39:21No.

00:39:22No.

00:39:28And we thought she'd be so happy.

00:39:31No.

00:39:32No.

00:39:33No.

00:39:34No.

00:39:35No.

00:39:36No.

00:39:37No.

00:39:38No.

00:39:39No.

00:39:40No.

00:39:41No.

00:39:41No sign of her yet, Hubert.

00:39:50Course not.

00:39:52Good half hour till sunset.

00:39:59Excellent bird.

00:40:02Oh, now.

00:40:04Come, man.

00:40:05Buck up.

00:40:06Battle's over.

00:40:08Girls as good as here.

00:40:10I'm sorry, Hubert.

00:40:11But after 16 years of worrying, never knowing the past.

00:40:16All in the past.

00:40:24Tonight, we toast the future with something I've been saving for 16 years.

00:40:31Here.

00:40:32To the future.

00:40:32Right, Hubert.

00:40:33To the future.

00:40:34Right, Hubert.

00:40:36To the future.

00:40:37To the future.

00:40:38Scamps.

00:40:39Scamps.

00:40:40Scamps.

00:40:41Scamps.

00:40:42A toast to this night.

00:40:42The outlook is rosy.

00:40:43The future is bright.

00:40:44Our children will marry our children will marry our kingdoms unite.

00:40:55Scamps, scamps, scamps, scamps.

00:41:01Scamps.

00:41:02Scamps.

00:41:03Scamps.

00:41:04Scamps.

00:41:05Scamps.

00:41:06great village.

00:41:07Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

00:41:12Vce.

00:41:13And now, to the new home, eh?

00:41:15New home?

00:41:16Children need a nest of their own, what?

00:41:18Ha, ha, ha.

00:41:19Place to raise their little brood, eh?

00:41:21Ha, ha, ha, ha.

00:41:22Well, I suppose, in time.

00:41:24Of course! To the home!

00:41:27Scumps! Scumps!

00:41:29A toast to the home

00:41:31One grander by far than a palace in Rome

00:41:34Let me fill up your glass

00:41:36At last was all foam

00:41:38Scumps! Scumps! Scumps!

00:41:46The plans!

00:41:54Well, what do you think?

00:42:00Nothing elaborate, of course

00:42:01Party bedrooms, dining hall

00:42:04Honeymoon cottage, really

00:42:05You mean, you're building it already?

00:42:09Built, man! Finished!

00:42:11Lovebirds can move in tomorrow

00:42:13Tomorrow? But, Hubert

00:42:15They're not even married yet

00:42:17Take care of that tonight

00:42:19For the wedding!

00:42:20Hold on, Hubert

00:42:22I haven't even seen my daughter yet

00:42:24And you're taking her away from me

00:42:26Getting my Philip, aren't you?

00:42:28Yes, but...

00:42:29Want to see our grandchildren, don't we?

00:42:31Of course, but...

00:42:32There's no time to lose

00:42:33Getting on in years

00:42:35To the wedding!

00:42:38Now be reasonable, Hubert

00:42:40After all, Aurora knows nothing about all this

00:42:44Well?

00:42:45Well, it may come as quite a shock

00:42:49Shock?

00:42:51My Philip, a shock?

00:42:54What's wrong with my Philip?

00:42:56Nothing, Hubert

00:42:58I only meant...

00:42:59Why doesn't your daughter like my son?

00:43:02Now, now

00:43:03I'm not so sure

00:43:05My son likes your daughter

00:43:08Now, see here

00:43:09I'm not so sure my grandchildren

00:43:11Want you for a grandfather

00:43:14Why, you...

00:43:16You unreasonable, pompous, blustering

00:43:19Old windbag

00:43:20Unreasonable, pompous, on guard, sir

00:43:23I warn you, Hubert

00:43:25This means war

00:43:26Forward!

00:43:27For honor!

00:43:29For country!

00:43:29Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha

00:43:35Ha, ha, ha, ha

00:43:37Ha, ha, ha

00:43:38Ha!

00:43:39What's this all about, anyway?

00:43:41Nothing, Hubert

00:43:43Absolutely nothing!

00:43:45And children bound to fall in love

00:43:47With each other

00:43:47Precisely

00:43:48And as for grandchildren

00:43:50I'll have the royal woodcarvers

00:43:52Start work on the cradle tomorrow

00:43:54Splendid

00:43:56King's eyes, of course

00:43:57Certainly

00:43:58Finally, to the Woodcarver's Guild!

00:44:14Yes, Royal Harvest!

00:44:17That's Philip!

00:44:19Philip!

00:44:21Philip!

00:44:27Philip!

00:44:29Oh, Philip!

00:44:38Hurry, boy! Hurry!

00:44:40Change into something suitable!

00:44:42Can't meet your future bride looking like that!

00:44:45I have met her, Father!

00:44:47You have? Where?

00:44:49I have a dream!

00:44:51Oh, Philip!

00:44:52Stop it! Stop that!

00:44:54Philip!

00:44:55Put me down!

00:44:57Now, what's all this dream nonsense?

00:45:00It wasn't a dream, Father.

00:45:01I really did meet her.

00:45:03The Princess Aurora?

00:45:04Good heavens!

00:45:05We must tell Stephen!

00:45:06Why, this is the most...

00:45:07I didn't say it was Aurora.

00:45:09You most certainly did!

00:45:10You said that...

00:45:11I said I met the girl I was going to marry.

00:45:13I don't know who she was.

00:45:15A peasant girl, I suppose.

00:45:16A peasant girl?

00:45:18You...

00:45:19You're going to marry a...

00:45:20Why, Philip!

00:45:21You're joking!

00:45:27Isn't he?

00:45:30Oh!

00:45:31You can't do this to me!

00:45:33Give up the throne?

00:45:35The kingdom?

00:45:36For some...

00:45:37Some nobody?

00:45:38Why, Harry, I won't have it!

00:45:41You're a prince!

00:45:42And you're going to marry a princess!

00:45:44Now, Father, you're living in the past.

00:45:47This is the 14th century.

00:45:48Nowadays...

00:45:49Nowadays, I'm still the king!

00:45:51And I command you to come to your senses!

00:45:53And marry the girl I love!

00:45:54Exactly!

00:45:55Goodbye, Father!

00:45:56Goodbye, Father!

00:45:57Marry the girl you...

00:45:58No, no!

00:45:59No, no, Philip!

00:46:00Stop!

00:46:01Come back!

00:46:02Hold dinner!

00:46:03Hold dinner!

00:46:04Hold dinner!

00:46:05Hold dinner!

00:46:10Stop!

00:46:11Oh, how will I ever tell, Stefan?

00:46:41Oh, how will I ever tell, Stefan?

00:47:11Come along now.

00:47:23All right, they're in here, dear.

00:47:41Oh, bolt the door, Merryweather.

00:47:45For now, pull the drapes.

00:47:47And now, dear, if you'll just sit here, this one last gift, dear child, for thee, the symbol

00:47:58of thy royalty, a crown to wear in grace and beauty, as is thy right and royal duty.

00:48:11Now, dear.

00:48:13Come.

00:48:14Let her have a few moments alone.

00:48:18It's that boy she met.

00:48:20It's that boy she met.

00:48:21Whatever are we going to do?

00:48:27It's that boy she met.

00:48:30It's that boy she met.

00:49:05Oh, I don't see why she has to marry any old prince.

00:49:11Now, that's not for us to decide, dear.

00:49:26Maybe we should tell King Stephan about the boy.

00:49:30Well, why don't we?

00:49:31Listen.

00:49:33Maleficent!

00:49:34Rose!

00:49:35Oh, why didn't we leave her alone?

00:49:39Rose!

00:49:40Rose!

00:50:02Here.

00:50:03Rose!

00:50:04Rose!

00:50:05Rose!

00:50:06Rose!

00:50:07Where are you?

00:50:08Rose!

00:50:09Rose!

00:50:10Rose!

00:50:11Rose!

00:50:12Rose!

00:50:13Rose!

00:50:14Rose!

00:50:15Rose!

00:50:16Rose!

00:50:17Rose!

00:50:18Rose!

00:50:19Rose!

00:50:20Rose!

00:50:21Rose!

00:50:22Rose!

00:50:23Rose!

00:50:23Rose, Rose, Rose!

00:50:33Rose, Rose!

00:50:53Rose, Rose!

00:50:58Don't touch anything!

00:51:02Touch the spindle.

00:51:05Touch it I say.

00:51:11You poor simple fools thinking you could defeat me,

00:51:17ME!

00:51:18The mistress of all evil.

00:51:21Well, here's your precious princess.

00:51:32Rose.

00:51:34Oh, Rose.

00:51:35Oh, I'll never forgive myself.

00:51:40We're all to blame.

00:51:51Stefan, there's something important I have to tell you.

00:51:57Not now, Hubert.

00:51:59But it's about Philip.

00:52:01Philip? Oh, yes, of course. Philip.

00:52:04Why, where is the boy?

00:52:06That's what I'm trying to tell you.

00:52:08We'll send for him immediately.

00:52:10But shh.

00:52:14The sun has set.

00:52:16Make ready to welcome your princess.

00:52:21Get out of here.

00:52:51Oh, my God.

00:53:21King Stephan and the Queen.

00:53:24They'll be heartbroken when they find out.

00:53:30They're not going to.

00:53:32They aren't.

00:53:33But we'll put them all to sleep until Rose awakens.

00:53:44Come.

00:53:51Sleep in beauty fairs.

00:54:02Gold of sunshine in your hair.

00:54:10Lips that shake the red, red rose.

00:54:20Driven after love in slumbery foes.

00:54:28One day he will come.

00:54:37Riding out of the door.

00:54:46And you'll awaken to love's worst kiss.

00:54:52Till then, sleeping beauty, sleep on.

00:55:04One day you'll awaken to love's worst kiss.

00:55:12Till then, sleeping beauty, sleep on.

00:55:25Well, just been talking to Philip.

00:55:39Seems he's fallen in love with some peasant girl.

00:55:43Peasant girl?

00:55:46Yes.

00:55:47Yes.

00:55:49The peasant girl.

00:55:50Who is she?

00:55:51Where did he meet her?

00:55:53Just some peasant girl he met.

00:55:56Where?

00:55:57Where?

00:55:58Once upon a dream.

00:56:02Once upon a dream.

00:56:04Rose.

00:56:05Prince Philip.

00:56:07Oh.

00:56:12Come on.

00:56:13We've got to get back to the cottage.

00:56:43Come on.

00:57:04Come on.

00:57:09Come on.

00:57:10Come on.

00:57:11Come on.

00:57:12Well, this is a pleasant surprise.

00:57:39I set my trap for a peasant, and lo, I catch a prince.

00:57:49Away with him, but gently, my pets, gently, I have plans for our royal guest.

00:58:04I have plans for our royal guest.

00:58:11I have plans for the royal guest.

00:58:17I have plans for the royal guest.

00:58:23Maleficent, she's got Prince Philip.

00:58:38At the Forbidden Mountain.

00:58:40But we can't, we can't go there.

00:58:44We can, and we must.

00:58:47I have plans for the royal guest.

00:58:54I have plans for the royal guest.

00:58:59I have plans for the royal guest.

01:01:03What a pity Prince Philip can't be here to enjoy the celebration.

01:01:13Come.

01:01:17We must go to the dungeon and cheer him up.

01:01:20We must go to the dungeon.

01:01:28We must go to the dungeon.

01:01:36We must go to the dungeon.

01:01:38We must go to the dungeon.

01:01:46We must go to the dungeon.

01:01:48We must go to the dungeon.

01:01:50We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:00We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:10We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:12We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:13We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:22We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:24We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:25We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:34We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:44We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:45We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:46We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:47We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:48We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:49We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:50We must go to the dungeon.

01:02:52It is the selfsame peasant maid who won the heart of our noble prince but yesterday.

01:03:01She is indeed most wondrous fair, gold of sunshine in her hair, lips that shame the red, red rose.

01:03:14In ageless sleep she finds repose.

01:03:19The years roll by, but a hundred years to a steadfast heart are but a day.

01:03:29And now the gates of the dungeon part, and our prince is free to go his way.

01:03:36Off he rides on his noble steed, a valiant figure, straight and tall, to wake his love with love's first kiss.

01:03:52And prove that true love conquers all.

01:03:56Why you...

01:04:02Come, my pet.

01:04:08Let us leave our noble prince with these happy thoughts.

01:04:12A most gratifying day.

01:04:24For the first time in 16 years, I shall sleep well.

01:04:30FOR THE END

01:04:48Shhh!

01:04:48No time to explain.

01:04:50FOR THE END

01:04:54The road to true love may be barred by still many more dangers, which you alone will have to face.

01:05:07So arm thyself with this enchanted shield of virtue and this mighty sword of truth.

01:05:15For these weapons of righteousness will triumph over evil.

01:05:20Now come, we must hurry.

01:05:24We must hurry.

01:05:54Let's pray.

01:05:55Sit up.

01:05:56Watch out!

01:06:10Get out!

01:06:40Silence!

01:06:43You will be dead.

01:06:46Silence!

01:06:51Silence!

01:06:59Silence!

01:07:00Silence!

01:07:03Silence!

01:07:08Silence!

01:07:09You!

01:07:10Tell those fools to...

01:07:12No.

01:07:13No!

01:07:15Watch out!

01:07:20Hurry!

01:07:29Hurry, Philip!

01:07:31A forest of thorns shall be his tomb.

01:07:46Born through the skies on a fog of doom.

01:07:50Now go with a curse and serve me well.

01:07:53Round Steppen's castle cast my spell!

01:07:57Cast my spell!

01:07:58It's my spell!

01:08:04Let's go.

01:08:34Let's go.

01:09:04Let's go.

01:09:34Up! Up this way!

01:09:52Thou sword of truth fly swift and sure

01:10:11that evil die and good endure!

01:10:14No!

01:10:16No!

01:10:18No!

01:10:20No!

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01:11:00No!

01:11:02No!

01:11:04No!

01:11:06No!

01:11:08No!

01:11:10No!

01:11:12No!

01:11:14No!

01:11:16No!

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01:11:20No!

01:11:22No!

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01:11:26No!

01:11:28No!

01:11:30No!

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01:11:47No!

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01:11:50No!

01:11:54Oh!

01:11:55Oh!

01:11:57Forgive me, Hubert.

01:11:58The wine.

01:12:00Now, you were saying?

01:12:02úsica

01:12:05I was...

01:12:07Oh, oh!

01:12:08Oh, yes!

01:12:09Well, after all, Stefan,

01:12:12this is the 14th century,

01:12:14Yes, you, uh, you said that a moment ago.

01:12:18Well, to come right to the point,

01:12:21my son, Philip, says he's going to marry...

01:12:44It's Aurora! She's here!

01:12:56And, and, and Philip!

01:12:58Oh, what does this mean, boy?

01:13:16I, I don't know...

01:13:18What, what, what, what?

01:13:28I, I don't understand!

01:13:32I, I don't understand!

01:13:58Why, Philip, what's the matter, dear?

01:14:01Oh, I just love happy endings!

01:14:05Yes, I do, too...

01:14:08Oh, blue!

01:14:14Pink!

01:14:15I know you, I've walked with you once upon a dream

01:14:23I know you, but leaving your eyes is so familiar at me

01:14:31And I know it's true that visions are seldom all they see

01:14:39But if I know you, I know what you'll do

01:14:44You'll love me at once the way you did once upon a dream

01:14:54I know you, I know you, I know you, yeah, I know you, it's time to come here

01:14:59To do this process, yeah?

01:15:00Oh.

01:15:00I, I know you, I know you unless I do

01:15:04Where is going before?

01:15:05And, and I know you didn't do that

01:15:06But when you go, this Nebenwriters

01:15:09Alright, and really don't find that

01:15:09Before the nice food!

01:15:10We're going to Chipb .....

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