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James and the Giant Peach (1996) "James and the Giant Peach" is a heartwarming and whimsical film released in 1996, based on

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"James and the Giant Peach" is a heartwarming and whimsical film released in 1996, based on the beloved children's book by Roald Dahl. Directed by Henry Selick, this imaginative musical adventure brings Dahl's enchanting story to life, captivating audiences of all ages with its enchanting visuals and heartfelt storytelling.

The film tells the story of young James Henry Trotter, brilliantly portrayed by Paul Terry, who finds himself living a miserable life with his cruel aunts, Spiker and Sponge, played by Joanna Lumley and Miriam Margolyes. However, James's luck begins to change when a mysterious old man offers him a small bag of magical crocodile tongues, promising that they will bring him happiness and change his life forever.

One fateful night, as James accidentally spills the crocodile tongues near an old peach tree, something truly extraordinary happens. The peach tree begins to grow an enormous peach, catching the attention of the local community and making James a local celebrity overnight.

As James explores the enormous peach, he discovers a hidden entrance, leading him to meet an extraordinary group of eccentric anthropomorphic creatures. These unique characters include Grasshopper, voiced by Simon Callow, Ladybug, voiced by Jane Leeves, Centipede, voiced by Richard Dreyfuss, Spider, voiced by Susan Sarandon, and Earthworm, voiced by David Thewlis. Together, they embark on an unforgettable journey across the Atlantic Ocean, inside the giant peach, in search of a place they can truly call home.

Throughout their voyage, James and his newfound friends face numerous challenges, including a treacherous storm, hungry seagulls, and a sea monster. However, with each obstacle, their bond grows stronger, and they realize that true strength lies in the power of friendship and unity. Together, they learn invaluable lessons about bravery, self-discovery, and the importance of embracing one's uniqueness.

The film's stunning animation and visual effects bring Dahl's imaginative world to life, captivating audiences with its vivid and whimsical design. The fantastical landscapes, larger-than-life creatures, and mesmerizing musical numbers transport viewers into a charming and magical universe.

Speaking of music, the film features a delightful soundtrack composed by Randy Newman, which perfectly complements the whimsical atmosphere and adds emotional depth to the storytelling. From upbeat and catchy tunes like "Eating the Peach" to poignant and nostalgic tracks like "Family," Newman's musical score beautifully enhances the film's themes and emotions.

Fans of the film can still relive their favorite moments and listen to the enchanting soundtrack by playing and downloading the sounds here. Whether it's the joyful melody of "My Name Is James" or the heartwarming lullaby "Good News," the music of "James and the Giant Peach" continues to bring magic and nostalgia to listeners of all ages.

"James and the Giant Peach" is a timeless classic that continues to captivate and inspire audiences, reminding us of the power of imagination, courage, and friendship. Through its heartfelt storytelling, captivating visuals, and enchanting music, the film remains a beloved treasure for both children and adults alike.

So, grab a slice of adventure and embark on a journey with James and his extraordinary companions as they explore the wonders of the world inside a giant peach. Whether you're a fan of the original book or discovering this magical tale for the first time, "James and the Giant Peach" is a film that will surely leave you with a heart full of joy and a longing to embrace your own unique adventures.

Aaah!
Aaah! Aah!
Ah!
All right. Nearly finished
And all the friends in the world.
And I have tasted a lot.
And marvelous things will happen; things even you never dreamt of
And that one over there looks like a train engine.
And the peach, of course. We're taking that as well
But don't forget, my dearest Sponge,
But what if they find us?
But you're enormous bugs!
Did I say Tripoli? I meant the Halls of Montezuma
Don't worry, kid. You'll be all right.
Every bug on board displayed extraordinary courage.
Food.
Foolish man, always dreaming. That's what got him killed.
Get on my back. I'm going with you
Get up, you little worm! We sent you out here to kill a spider!
Have your money ready, ladies and gentlemen. Chance of a lifetime
He said marvelous things will happen.
He saved our lives down there.
Hello, we're here
Hey, sailors! Looking for some kicks?
How can we get it?
How dare you speak to us this way
Hup! Time to go make a pest of myself. Heh heh!
I can't even remember what fun is.
I can't work with this miserable crew.
I hope they're all right
I know more than just your name.
I landed on top of the tallest building in the world
I made it! I'm not the one who's nothing
I'm indefeatable. I'm indivisible. I'm...
It really did work, didn't it?
It's coming down! Stand back!
It's the peach! Our peach! We'll be killed!
Kill it! Kill it! Kill it!
Let's go. Let's go. Stay back. Stay back
Little angel
My father says it's the place where dreams come true.
No city where dreams come true.
No one's going to smoosh you, my dear boy.
No, dear lady. Marvelous things will happen.
No, wait!
No! Wait a moment! Wait!
Noo oo!
Not up here it doesn't. The answers are in here,
Now nab them!
Now to sleep.
Oh, shut up!
Ohh! Fascinating, isn't it?
Please! Don't eat me!
Rhino?
Shh. Do not think of them now.
Split him right down the middle. Now I have two half brothers.
Stew for a week, and then let the moon...
Thank you, James. Where are you going?
Thank you, sir! I'll be shovin' off now.
That rhino!
The old man the one who gave me the green things
They're being sucked into some sort of machine.
This has nothing to do with you, so just keep away from it.
To see where we've landed.
Try looking at it another way!
Uuh! Uhh!
Want... food.
We'll never reach New York.
We're gonna be stuck here forever. We're gonna be frozen like living statues
We're in the middle of the How do you say? The big puddle.
Well, I'll be a
Well, wait a minute. Back up.
What do we do now? Which way do we go?
Why, did you see Miss Ladybug risk life and wing...
Why... thank you, Mrs. Ladybug.
Yeah, she'll just puncture your head and suck out the brains.
Yoo hoo! Where are you, boy?
You have had a very tired making day.
You mean to tell me that this thing is a peach?
You weren't meant to be, you know?
~ For ~~ Where are you hiding, boy?
~ Goin' round the world~ ~ Good news ~
~ Good news ~ ~ Goin' 'round the world now ~
~ Good news, good news ~ ~ Good news, good news ~
~ Good news, good news ~ ~ Good news, good news ~
~ Good news, good news ~ ~ Good news, good news ~ ~ Good news, good news ~ ~ Good news, good news ~
~ Lo o ove ~ ~ Boy, ya know it's true ~
~ Love ~ ~ Does exactly what it wants to do ~
~ We will ~ ~ Good news ~
And a shipload of pirates! Hold this. I am going back.
Best side.
Centipede!
Central Park! And loads of dark hiding places.
Could it be No, it couldn't be
Food? It's not much, but it's
Get it! Get it! Aah! Kill it.
Get out of our sight! Go on!
Have got it! Ubutu!
Help us!
Hip hip! Hooray!
Holy shipwreck!
It won't keep forever. Go ahead
It's James. Aaah!
It's the rhino!
Listen, fellas,
Mm hmm
New York City. Breathtaking!
New York? They love me there! Wonderful! They've got...
Oh oo oo!
Oh, dear!
Okay, pull them up
Only a fool would do it.
Show him, Spongy. Yes.
Slowly. Miserably. Painfully
The boy! Now, you be a good little boy... The boy!
The poor boy needs his medicine. Yes
Then there's hope. Don't be ridiculous. There's no hope at all!
Wait! What?
Watch this!
What do you mean? Take a look.
What? Excuse.
Where is it? Whoo! Aah!
Where you from? Why you here?
Whoa.
Why don't skeletons play music in church? Oh!
~One tiny bite ~ ~Tiny bite of this ~
The Oh, no.
'Ere, now. Where do you think you're goin', Yank?
~ A dead oak tree by the water side ~
~ And a rather smelly jelly ~
~ And dust to dust ~
~ And earwigs cooked in slime ~
~ And I'll go inside my head ~
~ And if we might say so too ~
~ Fantastic~
~ For dinner on my birthday ~
~ Full of nasty little green things in a funky old rag ~
~ Had this little boy who lived with them, they worked him like a dog~
~ Isn't a lovely day~
~ Livin' in a house up on a hill~
~ Peach~
~ That all changed one sunny day ~
~ That little boy dropped by to say ~
~That's the life That's the life for me ~~
~That's what Mother called me ~
~The jelly is delicious ~
~Very far from here ~
~We're family ~
~We're family ~
~We're family ~ ~We're family ~
~We're family ~ ~We're family ~
~You're what holds us all together ~