Was introduced to this flick in the 80s by my sis who was obsessed with Bowie. Have to thank her. It is so odd and eccentric I love it to this day and fear the Bog of Eternal Stench!!!

I really love this movie and have the DVD. Jareth (David Bowie) was/is my first crush and I've always been a huge fan of Jim Henson and the muppets.

Should had won some Oscars.

im just a faan of this movie i wonder where to find it now?

David Bowie and his huge, uh, thing

Awesome. Jim Hensons creations, Jennifer Garner( i think) and David Bowie in lavender tights wiht a potato stuffed in them, stealin Babies. Good soundtrack too. You remind me of the babe.....

Cult Classic! It made me love David Bowie even more!

It scares me too, but for some reason I find it a classic!!! I think because of the acting in it, who knows?? =)))

I just bought this on DVD

this movie kinda scares me. i thinkits cuz the flamingos taking thier heads off lol! or whatever they are!

This movie turned my mind into crap My sister and I would always argue over who got Jareth.

classic seen this movie when i was 7 years old in 1991 on disney channel

This movie scared the crap out of me. But i love the little worm haha

This movie will always be one of my favorits hands down.

Awesome movie. Bowie is the bomb!

I love this movie ^_^ It always has been and always will be

this is one of my all time favorite movies!

What a trippy movie to watch as a kid. I freaked out the first time I saw David Bowie walking up those sideways stairs. Hail Crom!

HAHA AWESOMENESS!

This is one of my favorit movies and still the begining scairs me a little bit.

this movie im going to watch right now i was only 4 years old when i first seen it damn im old now just time flys when having fun.

Here is a rare TV Spot of Jim Henson's/George Lucas's movie; Labyrinth.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smaCBCIWyfY

I think it should be added to Labyrinth's trailer list.

"I'm just a worm." god i love him ♥

this is like my 2nd favorite movie of all time. it's absolutely brilliant & i harrass people alot b/c when i meet someone, i always ask them if they've seen it lol

This is my wife's favorite movie. Got it twice on DVD (original releas and anniversary edition). Plus she has the original soundtrack release.

This is AN AWESOME MOVIE. Jim Henson is the man, George Lucas is the man, and David Bowie is the man. I can't believe this movie was a failure at Box Office.

the funny thing about this movie was that it wasn't really a labyrinth it was a maze. and many people don't know the difference between a labyrinth and a maze.
a labyrinth is somthing used for meditation, and a maze is more of a puzzle.

just bought it on dvd at the local supermarket, how random.

one of the best fantasy films ever! remember the little worm?

Another great 80's classic! I have so many memories of watching this one when I was growing up... The bog of eternal stench!!! Classic!

I loved this movie and after seeing David Bowie in those tight pants I never looked at him qute the same after that!

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I love this movie. I own it and I never get tired of watching it.

I have the movie and the soundtrack! My favorite is near the end when David Bowie (Jareth) sings "Everything I've done I've Done For You!" I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who loves this movie!

"hey, her head dont come off"- forest creature
"of corse it doesnt!"-sara
.....
"take off her ear!"-forest creature #1
"you dont need two ears!"-forest creature #2

I love when she dances with the Goblin King in this movie. The Goblins are so cute!

"Did you just say 'hello'?"- Sarah

"No, I said 'ello', but that's close enough."- the worm

This is one of my favorite all time 80's flix..David Bowie is amazing and the music is perfect. I definetly have the movie on VHS w/the original cover, the DVD, and the soundtrack...it always takes me back to the best decade EVER!

HOLY shit I remember this movie...

This movie is so creative. I love it.

Bowie, David Lyrics - Magic Dance Lyrics

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Artist: Bowie, David Lyrics
Song: Magic Dance Lyrics
You remind me of the baby
What baby? the baby with the power
What power? power of voodoo
Who do? you do
Do what? remind me of the baby

I saw my baby, crying hard as babe could cry
What could I do?
My baby's love had gone
And left my baby blue
Nobody knew:

CHORUS
What kind of magic spell to use?
Slime and snails
Or puppy dogs' tails
Thunder or lightning
Then baby said
Dance magic, dance (dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance (dance magic, dance)
Put that baby spell on me
Jump magic, jump (jump magic, jump)
Jump magic, jump (jump magic, jump)
Put that magic jump on me
Slap that baby, make him free

I saw my baby, trying hard as babe could try
What could I do?
My baby's fun had gone
And left my baby blue
Nobody knew

CHORUS

Dance magic, dance (dance magic, dance) (x4)
Jump magic, jump (jump magic, jump) (x2)

Put that baby spell on me (ooh)

You remind me of the baby
What baby? the baby with the power
What power? power of voodoo
Who do? you do
Do what? remind me of the baby

Dance magic, dance, ooh ooh ooh
Dance magic, dance magic, ooh ooh ooh
Dance magic

What kind of magic spell to use?
Slime and snails
Or puppy dogs' tails
Thunder or lightning
Something frightening

Dance magic, dance
Dance magic, dance
Put that baby spell on me
Jump magic, jump
Jump magic, jump
Put that magic jump on me
Slap that baby make him free
Dance magic, dance (dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance (dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance (dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance (dance magic, dance)
Jump magic, jump (jump magic, jump)
Jump magic, jump
Put that magic jump on me
Slap that baby

Dance magic, dance (dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance (dance magic, dance)
Dance magic, dance
Slap that slap that baby make him free
Dance magic, dance (dance magic, dance) (repeat ad-lib)
you got to love it

awesome movie own it

Definately in my top 5. In '91 (Grade 7) a friend & I were obsessed with this movie and could recite the entire thing. Even now when playing the movie I find it hard not to lip sync. It's pure escapism and I love it!

BEST MOVIE EVER!!!!!!!!!!! gOBblen king gOBblen king take this child away from me... I was a little girl bak then and I knew david Bowie was the man for me!

I remember watching this in the theater, then on video with my friends. we always loved seeing David Bowie in his tights

I grew up on this movie. It became my life, I wanted to be Sarah (still do sometimes). Now my little girl is growing up on it and I couldnt be happier

This is my favorite show of all time. I still love it, songs and all. David Bowie was great in the movie!! *goes out to buy the dvd which i didn't know it was on*

I use to be so scared of this movie... i love it now... got it on dvd ::drolls::

The voodoo song was the best and David Bowie scared the crap out of me! Of course I was only like 8 when it first came out. Great movie.

Excellent movie. Loved it as a child.. love it as an almost grownup.

I know someone who is a big Fraggle Rock and Muppets fan, and she has never saw Labyrinth, The Dark Crystal, or the television series The StoryTeller. I just know that she will be in for a treat. Especially for Labyrinth.

you remind of the babe...

what babe?

babe with the power...

what power?

power vodoo..

who do?

you do..

do what?

remind of the babe...

This movie rocks...

don't feel too bad i've stopped at 900 times i love this movie!!!!!!!!

This is such a great movie!! I was playing cards with my parents yesterday when my sister put the movie in...
I was singing every song...

I got it on DVD and watched the making of the movie. There was a guy behind Bowie juggling those balls... Yes, that was the jugglers hand.

Wonderfull movie!

I think I am among some of you when I say I know every bit of this movie by heart, start to finish! The best thing about this movie is the minie stories and conflicts of each group of goblins she meets... the knockers arguing is hysterical and the Doors (one of us always tells the truth and one of us always lies) genius!!! But my personal fav would have to be Sir Ditamus (the cute fiesty dog who will "fight anyone anywhere anytime, ruff ruff ruff...) LMAO tooo freakin' cute... Long live the Labyrinth!!!!!!!!!!

It does make me wonder how long it took David Bowie to learn to Contact Juggle (thanks for the name of that Elisa)... it would be wonderful to learn to do that... highly impressive.

I love this film, even now after watching it for years on end. *would like a BIG plushie of Ludo* ^.^

I just started watching this movie maybe a few months ago but I LOVE it! its really awesome

P.S. 90s chick......If you haven't already found it, I got my Labyrinth DVD at Wal-Mart so if you haven't looked there you may like to try. (and the crystal ball thing is called Contact Juggling ^_^)

I loved this movie soo soo much!!! I am trying to find it on dvd. It scared the crap out of me too, but I could not stop watching it as a kid! I would rewind and play over and over!! I love that crystal ball thing! AWSOME!!!

The best take on "Alice in Wonderland" ever committed to film!

Okay, kiddies, I'm not trying to promote drug use but I was a dumb kid... I'd already known this movie by heart (a personal fave), but I wound up watching it with some friends around 15 years ago and we were all on LSD. The film was suddenly really something to behold, it was hilariously funny, and when the Chilly Gang started throwing their heads around, it was hysterically freaky! Everytime I talk to a girl who was there, I always say, "Hey lady! You're not supposed to throw other people's heads -- you're only allowed to throw your own head!"

June 27th, 1986 was the day when Labyrinth was released into theaters. On June 27th, 2006, I'll be celebrating it's 20th Anniversay.

Awsome movie.
I too saw Mirror Mask recently which was also pretty incredible! I think Labrinth is much more memorable, Mirror Mask was more grown up I think, it was darker too, but I think Labrinth has more lovable and memorable characters.

I liked when he sang the song about Magic.

This is one of my all-time favorite movies. David Bowie was excellent and the goblins and creatures were incredible-looking (Ludo was always my favorite). I think this film has more magic and imagination than all the Harry Potter films combined.

I recently watched the movie of "MirrorMask." Which was created and written by Neil Gaiman. And was made by the same creators who helped with "The Dark Crystal," "Labyrinth," and the tv series of "The StoryTeller" with Jim Henson.

I would recomend "MirrorMask."

I'm listening to the soundtrack right now. I LOVE LABYRINTH. I used to beg my mom to rent it all the time. Then like in the late 90's I was like "I wonder if that's out so I can buy it." And once I found it I fell in love with it all over again. Such a great movie!!!

I found a website where they have pictures of the last few years or so about a Labyrinth Masquerade.

Here is the website link to what I'm talking about...

www.labyrinthmasquerade.com

...Enjoy your visit.

I saw this movie when I was in, I think second grade. I remember being absolutely petrified of David Bowie's character (I love Bowie's music now, though). Also the only part that I remember was the part where the fairy bit the chick.

Awesome movie!! Love David Bowie, I bought this movie for my kids and they also loved it!

Here's some movie trivia. The actor of Sarah's father in Labyrinth was the same person who acted as Zev Senesca (Rogue Two) from The Empire Strikes Back. "Echo Base. This is Rouge Two. I found them. Repeat, I found them." That actor was Christopher Malcolm. If you already knew about that, your good at keeping up with movie trivia. If not, you've just learned some new movie trivia.

A childhood favorite, the puppetry was amazing, you don't get it as real as that as none very little was CG. "Dance, magic Dance!"

This was a great movie on imagination and creativity. Like "The NeverEnding Story," this movie was a definite stand out in it's uniqueness and originality.

One of the few movies I have on DVD. It's great. If you haven't seen it you should check it for right away. Great music too.

Bowie was styling in those tight pants. Classic movie.

An excellent fairy tale. Maybe more for the younger generation, but perhaps still meaningful to most of the older generations.

Really excellent movie. I didn't hear about it until 1998 or so, but when I did I went out and rented it. I was very impressed... and now I have a VHS copy. (I NEED A DVD COPY! )

I think that Jim Henson: Creator of The Muppets and George Lucas: Creator of Star Wars and the legendary rock star David Bowie did very well with this movie.

I knew at first that Jim Henson did this movie. The second time I saw it was on HBO a long time ago then I said... "Hey! George Lucas did this?! Cool!" Because I didn't see the beginning credits the first time I watched it.

-To Jim Henson... R.I.P.
-To George Lucas... Good Job with the whole Star Wars saga. Hopefully we'll be seeing Star Wars Episode VII-IX someday.
-To David Bowie... Rock On, Dude!

Best.

Movie.

EVER!