The Jungle Book Mowgli π | 3D 4K | English Fairy Tale and Stories β Transcript
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- 0:10Deep within the ancient forest, which
- 0:13never forgets good and bad deeds,
- 0:17there once lived a young
- 0:19>> [music]
- 0:19>> tiger whose claws were not yet strong,
- 0:23and whose eyes held curiosity instead of
- 0:26anger.
- 0:27His name was
- 0:29Khan.
- 0:32Khan tried his best [music]
- 0:33to be kind, but his pack pushed him away
- 0:37again and [clears throat] again.
- 0:40>> Get out of the way.
- 0:43What is this? You call this hunting?
- 0:49Bananas?
- 0:51Apples? Bananas? Yellow apples? Green
- 0:56apples? Gathering fruit isn't called
- 0:59hunting. Do you understand?
- 1:01Think bigger next time. An antelope, for
- 1:05example, not a watermelon.
- 1:11>> And one day,
- 1:13young Khan had to make a choice
- 1:17to stand with the good side of the
- 1:18forest
- 1:20and lose his pack or
- 1:23>> I'll think bigger.
- 1:31No matter what, never again. No one will
- 1:35ever take what's mine from me.
- 1:39>> Years later,
- 1:41that choice would cross paths with the
- 1:44fate of a human child.
- 2:00>> Calm did something no creature had ever
- 2:03dared to do before.
- 2:05He hunted
- 2:07a human baby.
- 2:10>> My son, my my baby?
- 2:13My child is gone. They kidnapped my
- 2:15child, my son!
- 2:25>> I saw it, it was a huge bear. It was
- 2:27right here.
- 2:29>> No, no, it was a pig. It went that way.
- 2:31Come on.
- 2:32>> But taking the child deep into the
- 2:34forest
- 2:36would bring humans chasing after him.
- 2:40So, he hid the baby inside the hollow of
- 2:43a tree.
- 2:48>> Stay here. Don't even think about
- 2:50crying. I'll come back and get you when
- 2:52the forest is quiet again.
- 2:54And I'll prove to the whole forest what
- 2:55it means to think big.
- 2:58>> That very evening
- 3:01Father Wolf quietly stepped out of his
- 3:04den.
- 3:05He had been hungry for so long.
- 3:08And tonight
- 3:10he was determined to find a big hunt.
- 3:14After searching for hours
- 3:17he heard something the forest had never
- 3:19heard before.
- 3:21A human laugh. When he followed the
- 3:23sound
- 3:25he could not believe his eyes.
- 3:29>> A human baby.
- 3:36>> [crying]
- 3:46[laughter]
- 3:52>> Huh?
- 3:53How is that possible?
- 3:55Where did this baby go?
- 3:58Kidnapped! That baby was mine. Whoever
- 4:01took it WILL PAY THE PRICE!
- 4:16>> [screaming]
- 4:19>> HANG IN THERE. WE'LL WARM up if we can
- 4:21just eat something.
- 4:38What What are you doing?
- 4:41>> I know what I'M DOING. CALM DOWN.
- 4:43>> THIS is a human baby.
- 4:45>> I know.
- 4:46>> People will come. They will find our
- 4:49tracks.
- 4:50You are putting our children in danger.
- 4:53>> It's just a baby.
- 4:55And very defenseless.
- 4:57>> People may be vulnerable at first, but
- 4:59later
- 5:03>> He was all alone.
- 5:06What was I supposed to do? Watch him
- 5:07become prey to the predators?
- 5:09>> Probably.
- 5:15How small he is.
- 5:18It's as if he doesn't know how to cry.
- 5:20He's always smiling.
- 5:28Look at that moon mark on his chest. He
- 5:31is a truly special child.
- 5:34>> So
- 5:35is he staying with us?
- 5:39>> This means you need to find more food.
- 5:41Don't forget.
- 5:43>> [snorts]
- 5:48>> Since you managed to survive all alone
- 5:51in the forest, you must be a very brave
- 5:54little one.
- 5:55From now on, let's call you Mowgli.
- 6:03>> From that day on,
- 6:05Mowgli became part of the wolf family.
- 6:13He grew up with his wolf brothers
- 6:16and was fed with the milk of Mother
- 6:18Wolf.
- 6:19The wolves protected him
- 6:22from every danger in the forest.
- 6:26As Mowgli grew,
- 6:28he began to learn
- 6:30what the wind whispered,
- 6:36which shadows were friendly
- 6:39and which ones were dangerous.
- 6:41Slowly, Mowgli learned.
- 6:48>> Stop.
- 6:54>> What happened?
- 6:59>> You should listen.
- 7:11>> Is this a bird?
- 7:13>> No, Mowgli. It's a snake.
- 7:16You need to listen more carefully.
- 7:23>> There [snorts] it is.
- 7:28Another one.
- 7:31>> Uh
- 7:32Yes, you guessed it, Mowgli. Let's get
- 7:34away from here now. Come on.
- 7:40>> The wise leader of the pack, Akela,
- 7:43gathered the trusted animals of the
- 7:45forest. He had an important decision to
- 7:48make.
- 7:48>> A human baby is growing up in the
- 7:50forest. This is unprecedented.
- 7:53It must be returned to humans
- 7:55immediately.
- 7:56>> Well, if humans brings trouble, Akela.
- 8:00Fire brings traps.
- 8:02>> Our law is clear.
- 8:05Man does not belong in the forest.
- 8:09>> But he was a baby, alone and
- 8:11defenseless. [music] If I hadn't take
- 8:12her with me, it wouldn't have been the
- 8:14law, it would have been heartless.
- 8:26>> But your compassion is endangering the
- 8:29flock. We have cubs.
- 8:31>> We must return him to his family.
- 8:34>> If we return it to the people, we leave
- 8:36a trail behind us. That's when they'll
- 8:37sniff it out and come with fire and
- 8:39traps. We cannot stay here. The forest
- 8:41will burn.
- 8:43>> You're right. Not only us, but all
- 8:45forest creatures would be in danger.
- 8:48>> Akela, I can't bear the burden of
- 8:50raising a child in the forest [music]
- 8:51alone. He needs to learn the laws of the
- 8:53jungle.
- 8:55>> Raising a child isn't easy, but
- 8:57sometimes
- 8:58the right thing to do is the difficult
- 9:00thing. What do you say, Baloo?
- 9:05>> [snorts]
- 9:06>> Well,
- 9:08um I mean, of course. It can be
- 9:11cultivated.
- 9:12>> Unlike some of us.
- 9:14>> If this child stays, he will learn
- 9:16discipline and will never be separated
- 9:18from the forest creatures.
- 9:21>> I'm ready for this.
- 9:22>> Then this isn't just the responsibility
- 9:23of one wolf pack.
- 9:25It's the responsibility of the entire
- 9:27forest. Understood?
- 9:33>> [groaning]
- 9:38>> Now, watch carefully. The honey is up
- 9:40there, but there's no point in rushing
- 9:42just because you're hungry and want it.
- 9:45>> Because I might fall, or the bees, they
- 9:48might attack me.
- 9:50Remember how they attacked you once?
- 9:53>> Yes, [laughter] yes, good. First you
- 9:55test the branch, then you apply your
- 9:56weight. First look, then touch.
- 10:11>> I'm not in a hurry. I'm being careful,
- 10:13okay?
- 10:15I can do this.
- 10:24I've never eaten such delicious honey in
- 10:26my life.
- 10:28>> [laughter]
- 10:34>> BELOW! HELP ME!
- 10:40>> I FORGOT TO TELL you that you need to be
- 10:41quiet, and also that you need to look
- 10:43after your food.
- 10:45>> [laughter]
- 10:52>> Alongside Baloo's playful laughter,
- 10:55there were also harder lessons to learn.
- 11:02These lessons came
- 11:05at night.
- 11:12Especially when Mowgli was unprepared.
- 11:15And while all this training continued,
- 11:19somewhere in the forest, an impatient
- 11:22shadow was watching them.
- 11:29>> [screaming]
- 11:29>> Don't move.
- 11:31>> [snorts]
- 11:34>> You're so quiet, Bagheera.
- 11:37I couldn't hear you.
- 11:39>> That's precisely the problem.
- 11:45You will learn to hear what kind of
- 11:47sound silence [music] is.
- 11:50>> But how?
- 11:51>> Because some traps never make a sound.
- 12:04>> I mean like this.
- 12:06>> Yes.
- 12:12Danger doesn't scream, Mowgli.
- 12:14Courage is stopping, sometimes changing
- 12:16direction, and sometimes running away
- 12:18when necessary.
- 12:19>> I need to be more careful.
- 12:22>> As days passed, Khan was not the only
- 12:26one growing stronger. Mowgli was
- 12:29growing, too, and surprising everyone.
- 12:33It's been a long time, Khan.
- 12:36Why are you still after this child?
- 12:39>> I will take back what is mine. If you
- 12:42think big, you will become great.
- 12:46>> But what made Mowgli special
- 12:49was not just his strength.
- 12:51It was knowing
- 12:53when to use it and when to stop.
- 12:58>> Help! [crying]
- 12:59I'm sinking.
- 13:08HELP!
- 13:36>> THE NEXT DAY,
- 13:38everything seemed normal in the forest.
- 13:41>> Last one to reach the water's edge
- 13:43loses. Come on.
- 13:50>> Oh, no, my brother.
- 13:53Okay, calm down. We'll get you out.
- 13:56Don't move.
- 13:57>> Ouch. Save me, Mowgli.
- 14:01>> First look, then touch.
- 14:06Think of it as a game, shall we? Hmm.
- 14:09Oh, and go ahead and ask one of your
- 14:11riddles.
- 14:13>> My furry furry coat is my best friend in
- 14:15the forest. I [music] choose honey over
- 14:16pears. Guess who I am.
- 14:18>> But it's SO SIMPLE.
- 14:22>> [snorts]
- 14:23[screaming]
- 14:25[laughter]
- 14:26>> FOR THE FIRST TIME, HE stood face to
- 14:29face with Khan.
- 14:31>> You were following us. You set this
- 14:33trap.
- 14:34>> No, little one.
- 14:36I have no business with traps.
- 14:39>> You know what? Actually, I was the first
- 14:42one to find you. You were lost in the
- 14:44forest. I was going to take you back to
- 14:46your real family.
- 14:48But the wolves got there before me and
- 14:50took you, separating you from your
- 14:52family.
- 14:54>> What? You were going to take me to my
- 14:56real family, but my family?
- 15:00>> No, don't believe Mowgli. He's lying.
- 15:03All he wanted was to hunt you. He's
- 15:05evil. Look at him.
- 15:13>> I'm bored of this game.
- 15:16>> Now.
- 15:20Run.
- 15:34>> [music]
- 15:48>> You escaped my grasp again.
- 15:50But I know what I'll do to you, little
- 15:52human.
- 15:56>> We
- 15:58with you we are of the same blood.
- 16:02You
- 16:03and I.
- 16:06>> From deep within the forest.
- 16:15>> But Khan, who could not accept defeat,
- 16:20began making plans with the Bandar-log.
- 16:24>> You understand, right? If you know what
- 16:27that child knows, you will be the master
- 16:30of the forest.
- 16:31>> So, we can be the masters of the forest.
- 16:38Give me my crown. I'LL BE THE MASTER.
- 16:41GIVE IT TO ME. I SAID, "GIVE IT."
- 16:44>> You can only be THE MASTER OF BANANAS.
- 16:55>> LET'S MOVE THESE BRANCHES A little
- 16:57further over here. The shelter needs to
- 16:59be ready before the rain starts.
- 17:01>> The wind won't blow this tent away,
- 17:03right?
- 17:04>> Don't worry. It's even sturdier than the
- 17:06house.
- 17:08Let's go inside.
- 17:16>> While Mowgli was busy,
- 17:18many unknown eyes
- 17:21were watching him from the treetops.
- 17:25>> Are you up for the race?
- 17:30>> My Ivy incense is finished. Give me
- 17:32yours. Give it to me right now.
- 17:35>> Come on.
- 17:36>> No,
- 17:37you shouldn't HAVE FINISHED YOURS THEN.
- 17:43>> GET A GRIP. We didn't come here to play
- 17:46games. We have a mission.
- 17:53>> What?
- 17:54Let me go. LET ME GO.
- 17:58>> [laughter]
- 17:59>> WE BROUGHT HIM HERE.
- 18:01LET HIM TALK. LET HIM TELL US WHAT HE
- 18:03KNOWS.
- 18:05>> NO, let him explain it to me first.
- 18:09You? Aha.
- 18:22>> As Mowgli slowly raised his head,
- 18:25>> Chill, that's you.
- 18:27>> Mowgli remembered
- 18:29the ancient words.
- 18:33>> We are of the SAME BLOOD. You and I.
- 18:38From the depths of the forest.
- 18:41>> The wind carried his voice
- 18:44to Chill.
- 18:45>> Clearly you're in trouble. Hurry up.
- 18:48>> Vulture Chill had quickly risen into the
- 18:50sky to deliver the news. The
- 18:53Bandar-log's dragged Mowgli further into
- 18:56the forest to a dilapidated settlement
- 18:59long abandoned by humans.
- 19:02The cold caves.
- 19:06Even though Mowgli tried to escape again
- 19:09and again,
- 19:11he was caught every [clears throat]
- 19:13single time.
- 19:15But,
- 19:17he never gave up.
- 19:22>> HEY! STOP!
- 19:46>> [laughter]
- 19:52>> MEANWHILE, Chil carried the bad news to
- 19:55Mowgli's friends. Baloo and Bagheera
- 19:59knew
- 20:00they could not solve this problem alone.
- 20:04Without Kaa, the ancient snake of the
- 20:07jungle,
- 20:09there was no way.
- 20:13>> [screaming]
- 20:15>> TALK!
- 20:16TELL us the laws of the jungle.
- 20:19>> I'm stating the law. Law one, be silent.
- 20:23>> He's lying.
- 20:24Is that even a rule?
- 20:26>> Shh. Be quiet. Maybe it's true.
- 20:30>> Don't be ridiculous.
- 20:33Don't mess with us, little human.
- 20:42>> Don't touch me.
- 20:48>> What is this?
- 20:50>> With fur that shimmered in the dark and
- 20:52teeth that gleamed with danger,
- 20:55it was Bagheera.
- 20:57>> So, young people,
- 20:59is the FUN OVER?
- 21:01>> RUN, [screaming]
- 21:02RUN, PANTHER!
- 21:05>> THEY WILL CRUSH US. [screaming]
- 21:07RUN! RUN! RUN!
- 21:10>> THE monkeys saw the fierce
- 21:13and angry panther.
- 21:15They fled,
- 21:16holding their breath.
- 21:18>> Woohoo!
- 21:19>> [screaming]
- 21:20>> WE CAN'T ESCAPE!
- 21:23>> HATHI, DID YOU SEE ITS CLAWS? They're
- 21:25huge!
- 21:29>> [screaming]
- 21:43[screaming]
- 21:47>> We're all sticky!
- 21:49>> SHUT UP!
- 21:50>> UH
- 21:52Is that honey?
- 21:53>> I SAID, "SHUSH!"
- 21:55>> MOWGLI! MOWGLI!
- 21:57WHERE ARE YOU?
- 22:04>> Get out of here immediately. This is our
- 22:07[screaming]
- 22:12>> OH, NO! HELP ME!
- 22:15>> It fell! It fell! WAS IT CRUSHED? NO,
- 22:18he's not moving. Our leader has fallen!
- 22:29>> Get out of my way, Baloo. You picked up
- 22:31the wrong day, striped.
- 22:35>> [groaning]
- 22:45[singing]
- 22:48>> Where are you, Mowgli?
- 22:49>> Speak up!
- 22:51>> I'm here, Bagheera. Can you hear me?
- 23:14>> Did they hurt you, Mowgli?
- 23:18Tell me. If they touched you, I'll make
- 23:21their lives hell.
- 23:22>> No, Bagheera. I'm fine.
- 23:26No. Where's Baloo? Is he in danger?
- 23:34>> [groaning]
- 23:52[music]
- 23:53>> Kaa.
- 23:55Now.
- 24:05>> I I'm stuck.
- 24:17>> Today, you lost.
- 24:21>> The Bandar-log fled deeper and deeper
- 24:24into the jungle until they disappeared
- 24:27from sight. The cold lair fell silent
- 24:30once again,
- 24:32and Kaa finally understood something. He
- 24:35could never harm Mowgli again, not with
- 24:38such strong and [clears throat] loyal
- 24:40friends by his side.
- 24:43>> Ah, little one.
- 24:44>> [music]
- 24:45>> I promise I'll never steal your honey
- 24:47again. Just be there for us.
- 24:50>> We're of the same blood, you and I. We
- 24:53can share honey.
- 24:56>> And that's the most [music] beautiful
- 24:57thing that makes you who you are,
- 24:59Mowgli.
- 25:06As time passed, Mowgli grew into a young
- 25:09boy who understood the secrets of the
- 25:12jungle. One day, a small, simple object
- 25:16led him to a destiny
- 25:18>> [music]
- 25:18>> he had never known before.
- 25:20>> What is this? It can give off almost as
- 25:23much light as a full moon.
- 25:29>> Mowgli began to follow the footprints.
- 25:32Footprints that did not belong to the
- 25:34jungle,
- 25:36but looked just like his own.
- 25:39The tracks led [music] him
- 25:41between tall, rocky cliffs
- 25:44to a cold, ancient place,
- 25:47to the cold lairs
- 25:49where he had once been held captive.
- 25:56>> [panting]
- 26:02>> When the woman lifted her head,
- 26:04she saw Mowgli standing before her.
- 26:07Her breath caught
- 26:09because those eyes
- 26:11felt so familiar.
- 26:14>> My child is gone. They kidnapped my
- 26:16child, my son.
- 26:18>> You,
- 26:20if I'm not mistaken, there should be a
- 26:22crescent-shaped [music] mark on your
- 26:23chest.
- 26:31>> My son,
- 26:33you are my son who was kidnapped years
- 26:35ago. I have been searching for you. I
- 26:38have been searching for you everywhere
- 26:40for years.
- 26:43>> It turned out the grieving mother had
- 26:45tried very hard to find her child whom
- 26:49she had lost years ago.
- 26:52She had searched every forest she knew
- 26:55like an archaeologist.
- 26:57>> I always felt his presence deep inside
- 27:00me.
- 27:01Jack,
- 27:02my sweet boy.
- 27:04>> Mother.
- 27:08>> [laughter]
- 27:12>> That day, Mowgli on understood that he
- 27:15belonged to both worlds. He was born in
- 27:18one, he grew up in the other.
- 27:21>> You wanted it to grow so much, [music]
- 27:23didn't you? Well, it did.
- 27:26>> But wherever he goes,
- 27:28the forest is with him. Mowgli has now
- 27:31begun to live with humans.
- 27:34Thus, Mowgli has built an unshakeable
- 27:37bridge of love between the wild wisdom
- 27:40of the forest and the world of humans
- 27:43because he has understood
- 27:45that any place [music] where he feels he
- 27:47belongs can be a home.
- 27:50The legend of the jungle boy has echoed
- 27:52forever in every leaf touched by the
- 27:54wind and in every heart where friendship
- 27:58resides. [music]
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