Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Gulliver's Travels Based on Jonathan Swift's Immortal Tale Produced by Max Fleischer All's well! [echoes] All's well! [echoes] ♪ All's well! What's a rainy day? ♪ ♪ Never mind that cloud. ♪ ♪ Behind that cloud you'll find a golden ray. ♪ ♪ All's well! Laugh your fears away. ♪ ♪ See the light ahead. Right ahead. ♪ ♪ There's a moonlit night ahead. ♪ ♪ Everyone, come on have fun. All's well! ♪ Why do they make me sing that song? The poet who wrote it was certainly wrong. It's bright ahead. The light's ahead. I'd rather go home and go right to bed. All's well! My feet are wet and my bunions ache, and yet I've to keep wide awake, all night! [echoes] I wake folks up to tell them things are all right! And, ♪ All's well! What's a rainy day? ♪ ♪ Never mind that cloud. ♪ ♪ Behind that cloud you'll find a golden ray. ♪ ♪ All's well! Laugh your fears away. ♪ ♪ See the light ahead. Right ahead. ♪ ♪ There's a moonlit night ahead. ♪ ♪ Everyone, come on have fun. All... A, A, All's well! Wha, wha, what's a rainy day? [screams] The king has visitors. Do you know they're signing a wedding contract? There's a giant on the beach! [muffled] There, there's a giant out there! Your majesty. Thank you, your majesty. Marriage Contract King Little of Lilliput Does this 5th day of November 1699 give the hand of his daughter Princess Glory to Prince David son of Bombo King of Blefuscu! Quite in order, fine. King Bombo! Well we did it, you little rascal, you. We did it. Yes we, we certainly did, didn't we? Just a couple of old dag cupids, I think! [laughs} Your majesty, the wedding things are here. There's a giant on the beach! Let me go! Let me go! Let me go! There's a giant on the beach! Let me go! Exquisite taste, exquisite! Roses, Freesia, Rhododendrons, Ranunculus, Snap Dragons, and Daisies. Ahh! They're pretty Posies, aren't they? Beautiful blooms, beautiful! Oh! May I? Oh, please do! Magnificent! [whispers] [whistles] Oh! A masterpiece! Vanilla. Wow! ♪ Faithful. Remember, that whatever I do, I'm always faithful, my love. ♪ ♪ Faithful, with all my soul and thankful for you, ♪ ♪ who came from heaven above. ♪ ♪ We'll dance tonight together, on a world with me we'll find. ♪ My only little daughter. I dread losing her. Huh, Buck up there old boy, you're not losing a daughter. Your're gaining a son. My son! ♪ So I'll be faithful and faithful as I promise to be, and you'll be for all mine. ♪ Hmm. Lovely melody. Yes, we like it. That is Faithful. The song of Lilliput. It will be played at the wedding tomorrow. Of course. Of course. What's that, Faithful? Oh, no, no! Forever! The song of Blefuscu must be played at the wedding. But Bombo, Faithful is always played at our weddings. It, it's tradition, sir. And it's very pretty. Yes, yes, I know. Pleasant little ditty, oh but hardly appropriate for this great occasion. But Forever! There's a song for you! Ha, ha! Faithful will be played. Bah! Fodder. Absolute fodder. It must be Forever! Faithful. Forever! Faithful. Forever! Faithful. It will be Forever, or there will be no wedding! No wedding? But the cake and the pretty flowers and.. oh Bombo, you'll love Faithful. Ahh! It's war!!! There's a giant on the beach! It's war!!! War. Woe is me. Woe is me. I found a mountain, your majesty. I found it! It was man, a man mountain! War isn't nice. It was, was this big! No, no. It was this big! People get hurt in wars. He's as big, as big as, as,.. big as, as, as.. Wait your majesty! Bombo can't frighten me. No sir. Don't stand there like a nincompoop! I'm trying to tell you that there's a giant! When I get my dandruff up, then look out.
B1 UK faithful majesty wedding giant rainy day cloud Gulliver's Travels (1939) - Part 1 of 6 204 10 阿碧 posted on 2016/05/20 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary