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A successful farmyard revolution by the resident animals vs. the farmer goes horribly wrong when the victors create a new tyranny among themselves.

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00:00:00THE END
00:00:30To the world we all know, which may or may not be the best world possible, once again springtime had come.
00:00:53But all the magic of spring was not enough to conceal the misery of Manor Farm.
00:01:00Once thriving and fruitful, the farm and its owner, Mr. Jones, had fallen on evil days.
00:01:15Beset by problems of his own making, Mr. Jones had turned to drink.
00:01:19And for his misery, he had found poor company.
00:01:31On the evening our story begins.
00:01:38It was later than usual when Mr. Jones came home from his drinking to make his rounds.
00:01:42Nooo.
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00:01:51Nooo.
00:01:52Oh, my God.
00:02:22Oh, damn, old Hensel.
00:02:48Good for nothing, beasts.
00:02:50Ain't their heads off.
00:03:20Oh, damn, old Hensel.
00:03:25Oh, damn, old Hensel.
00:03:55Oh, damn, old Hensel.
00:03:58The prize boar hog, who because of his years was regarded as by far the wisest of the animals.
00:04:03The other pigs started first for the meeting, being clever and fond of taking the lead.
00:04:17They were followed by Boxer, largest and strongest of the horses, and his devoted friend, Benjamin, the donkey.
00:04:30All the other animals, great and small, were anxious to get there, for such a meeting had never been held before.
00:04:38Oh, damn, old Hensel.
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00:05:17Old Major had been ailing, and now he had made known
00:05:24there were some things he wanted to say to his fellow animals
00:05:28before it might be too late.
00:05:47It took a while for all to find their seats.
00:05:54The pigs had taken up the best positions immediately in front of the platform.
00:05:58Among them, Snowball, determined to get a good view.
00:06:01And Napoleon, equally determined, and even less polite.
00:06:14What was that?
00:06:16No. No, it wasn't, Mr. Jones.
00:06:24And at last, everyone could be settled to hear Old Major.
00:06:38My dear friends,
00:06:43I have lived a long life.
00:06:48I have had much time for thought
00:06:51as I lay alone in my stall.
00:06:53I won't be with you much longer.
00:07:00And before I die, there's something I want to tell you.
00:07:05Few of us will ever know
00:07:11the blessings of a peaceful old age.
00:07:17You, boxer,
00:07:19when you have given the last of your great strength,
00:07:24what then?
00:07:25Whatever we produce is taken from us,
00:07:35stolen from us,
00:07:37and sold.
00:07:42Our children are born to cold and hunger.
00:07:48Look at them while you can.
00:07:59You, parkers,
00:08:01do you know what the future holds for you?
00:08:10Do we deserve such a fate?
00:08:14Is this farm too poor to support us all?
00:08:18No, comrades.
00:08:21When a farm is rich,
00:08:24but we'll never get our rightful share from farmer Jones.
00:08:29Overthrow this evil tyrant,
00:08:32and we shall be rich and free.
00:08:38Comrades!
00:08:41Revolve!
00:08:43But remember,
00:09:01when you have got rid of Jones,
00:09:05don't adopt his vices.
00:09:08We animals are brothers,
00:09:13large or small,
00:09:16clever or simple,
00:09:18fur or feathers,
00:09:20now and forever,
00:09:23all animals are equal.
00:09:26Movers!
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00:16:01And so, almost before they realized it, the animals had fought and won.
00:16:08They had casualties to mourn, and those who died left children to be cared for.
00:16:13But Manor Farm was theirs, and they lost no time in destroying everything that reminded them of hatefulness to Germans.
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00:17:52Oh, my God.
00:18:22When it came to Mr. Jones's house, the animals hesitated.
00:18:37Napoleon showed the way, but Snowball took the lead in entering the place where their tyrant had lived.
00:18:52The end of the day was the end of the day.
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00:20:52THE ANIMALS WERE ALL AGREED THAT JONES' HOUSE WAS NO PLACE FOR THEM.
00:20:56ALL THAT IS, EXCEPT NAPOLIUM.
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00:21:00MEANTIME,
00:21:22SNOWBALL LED THE OTHER ANIMALS IN ORGANIZING A NEW SOCIETY, WHICH THEY NOW NAMED ANIMAL FARM.
00:21:29SO THAT ALL MIGHT SEE AND AGREE, THE LAWS OF ANIMAL FARM WERE inscribed in a prominent place,
00:21:40TO BE REMEMBERED AND OBEYED FOREVER.
00:21:43NO ANIMAL SHALL SLEEP IN A BELL.
00:21:49NO ANIMAL SHALL DRINK ALCOHOL.
00:21:53FOUR LEGS GOOD, TWO LEGS BAD.
00:21:58FOUR LEGS BAD.
00:21:59FOUR LEGS BAD.
00:22:00FOUR LEGS BAD.
00:22:01FOUR LEGS BAD.
00:22:02FOUR LEGS BAD.
00:22:03FOUR LEGS BAD.
00:22:04FOUR LEGS BAD.
00:22:30Tending farm by themselves
00:22:59posed problems for the animals,
00:23:01but the pigs could think of a way
00:23:02around every difficulty.
00:23:29Boxer was the admiration of everybody.
00:23:50He had been a hard worker in Jones's time,
00:23:52but now he seemed more like
00:23:54three horses in one.
00:24:02Instructed by Snowball,
00:24:03other animals worked out
00:24:05the rest for themselves,
00:24:06and the farm work was done like magic.
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00:24:19Oh, my God.
00:24:49Oh, my God.
00:25:19Oh, my God.
00:25:49Oh, my God.
00:26:19Oh, my God.
00:26:49Oh, my God.
00:27:19With the harvest safely home, the animals had time to think of the future.
00:27:36And at a meeting in the big barn, many resolutions were put forward.
00:27:42It was always the pigs who made the resolutions.
00:27:44Comrades, our first five-month plan is a farm-wide triumph.
00:27:53And the time has come to spread the glorious news so that our downtrodden comrades on other farms will break their chains.
00:28:04And join the animal revolution.
00:28:14Go, till the wonders of animal farm to the world.
00:28:20Let's go, till the end.
00:28:28– Steel.
00:28:34Some animals, content with their lot, were unimpressed by tales of peace and plenty.
00:29:04Others, happy in their own surroundings, were alarmed at the thought of any change.
00:29:28But wherever they were having a bad time, animals listened with interest.
00:29:58In certain quarters, the rebellious behavior of a lot of dumb animals caused indignation and much conversation.
00:30:15But nothing was done about it, for the drunken Mr. Jones and his cronies did not know what to do.
00:30:21Snowball felt that education was the animal's next necessity.
00:30:28Some of the animals were brighter than others, of course.
00:30:31Me!
00:30:32Si!
00:30:34Me!
00:30:41Me!
00:30:51Me!
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00:31:12Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack.
00:31:26Quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack, quack.
00:31:33Snowball set himself to solve the problem of power on the farm.
00:31:37And so did Napoleon.
00:31:43In January, there came bitterly hard weather.
00:32:10Inexperienced management brought shortages to Animal Farm.
00:32:14But Snowball continued his thinking for the future.
00:32:18And in such thoughts, he was not alone.
00:32:21I have prepared a new plan for Animal Farm.
00:32:35I have prepared a new plan for Animal Farm.
00:32:50Here it is.
00:32:52All it needs is your vote.
00:32:58At first, we will have to work more and eat less.
00:33:04But my plan will bring us electricity.
00:33:12It will mean a warm barn in winter.
00:33:18A light in every stall.
00:33:21Sky at roost.
00:33:23Luxury for all.
00:33:25Comrades, in one short year, Animal Farm will be the finest in the world.
00:33:36Dreams, dreams, dreams.
00:33:43A vote for my plan is a vote for the life beautiful.
00:33:47It's a lie.
00:33:50I'll promise you a four-day week.
00:33:53What?
00:33:54Perhaps a three-day week.
00:33:57Nonsense.
00:33:57Hold it!
00:34:01No, no, no, no, no, no!
00:34:31No, no, no, no!
00:35:01No, no, no, no, no, no!
00:35:31What was he really planning?
00:35:37To bring back Jones?
00:35:39Now, let's have no more of these useless meetings, eh?
00:35:48From now on, I'll protect your interests, and I'll make your decisions!
00:35:58Let me show you my plan for Animal Farm.
00:36:09And so the windmill was started after all.
00:36:25Nothing could have been achieved without Boxer, whose strength was greater than that of all the other animals put together.
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00:36:53And so the windmill was created after all the animals put together, whose strength was greater than that of all the animals put together.
00:37:01And so the windmill was created after all the animals put together.
00:37:13Superintended by the pigs, all the animals worked long shifts which lasted from dawn till dusk.
00:37:36Rations were shortened for the workers, but the pigs, by virtue of their brain work, were plentifully provided for.
00:38:02But the greatest inspiration came from Boxer, who, with his friend Benjamin, worked early and late, in season and out.
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00:38:14And so the windmill was created after all the animals put together, whose strength was greater than that of all the animals put together.
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00:39:19One evening, after working long and late, as usual, Boxer and Benjamin made a curious discovery.
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00:39:53Word of what now went on at night in Jones' house spread quickly through Animal Farm.
00:40:13Some of the animals thought they remembered a law against beds, but obviously they were mistaken.
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00:40:45And now, other changes in the laws of Animal Farm were in store.
00:40:58Those ungrateful beasts of yours?
00:41:01Cheer up. They won't last. Another winter will bring them to their knees.
00:41:07Anyway, where are they gonna buy the things they need?
00:41:10In Mr. Jones' circle, the subject of shortages at Animal Farm was a popular one.
00:41:15And a shop trader named Wimper was just the sort to do something about it.
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00:41:42No!
00:42:12Comrades, our leader, as wise as his beloved, has decided to trade with the outside world.
00:42:32Not for gain, of course.
00:42:34That would be unworthy of our noble principles.
00:42:37You, Haynes, are to have the honor of making the first contribution.
00:42:43All your eggs.
00:42:46I know how proud you are of this privilege.
00:43:01The chickens seem to remember old Major's saying that their eggs should never be taken from them.
00:43:07I know how proud you are of this.
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00:45:37THE INNOCENT
00:45:38SUFFERED
00:45:39WITH THE GUILTY
00:45:39AND THE CHICKEN'S
00:45:41UPRISING
00:45:41WAS SHORT-LIVED
00:45:43COMRADES
00:45:51COMRADES
00:45:52I HAVE MADE
00:45:53A TERRIBLE DISCOVERY
00:45:55THERE ARE TRAITORS
00:45:59AMONG US
00:46:00YES
00:46:05COMRADES
00:46:06IN LEAGUE WITH JONES
00:46:09AND SNOWBALL
00:46:10TO THE SOY
00:46:16ANIMAL FARM
00:46:17WHO ELSE
00:46:24IS GUILTY
00:46:25SENT UP AND
00:46:27CONFUSH
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00:49:41Comrades, the enemy has mobilized all his forces against us.
00:49:59We must save the animal farm from the hateful enemy at all costs.
00:50:03We're animals.
00:50:11Now is the time to fight, to die for animal farm.
00:50:23Oui, oui.
00:50:24Let us show them all.
00:50:25The animal farm is strong.
00:50:41The animal farm is strong.
00:51:11The animal farm is strong.
00:51:41The animal farm is strong.
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00:55:43Long after the other animals left the job,
00:55:50Boxer and Benjamin worked on and on,
00:55:53giving their all year in, year out.
00:56:13A new generation of pigs grew up,
00:56:20endowed with what were considered arts and graces,
00:56:23very flattering to animal form and its presiding genius.
00:56:27But still the windmill was not finished
00:56:43and Boxer's injured foot got worse instead of better.
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00:57:57IT LOOKED AS THOUGH BOXER WERE DEAD
00:58:20But he wasn't, not quite.
00:58:28Boxer's hurt bad. We'll never work again.
00:58:30What do we do?
00:58:32While Napoleon and Squealer made plans for Boxer,
00:58:35Benjamin predicted he could look forward to a well-earned rest and retirement.
00:58:39Next day, the windmill work went on as usual, but now without Boxer.
00:58:55And during the morning, what appeared to be an ambulance arrived.
00:59:03Only Benjamin suspected it wasn't an ambulance.
00:59:06Pooh, although he didn't feel fined by his way, but to the rain.
00:59:08Where we called again and...
00:59:09And once you've got to his injuries,
00:59:10the most likely victim of the life.
00:59:10I said, what could you think of the fire hemos to run into thislands?
00:59:12But you can't just mention it.
00:59:13Since they were feeling the only ones,
00:59:14and suddenly I've hurt folks,
00:59:15and the confianping Corey looked to him.
00:59:16And I said, what do we do now?
00:59:17I said, you might have to take into a well-earned rest.
00:59:18But I saw him a Jorge...
00:59:23And I said, you might as well-earned rest as a brook,
00:59:24The other animals finally recognized the death wagon from Mr. Wimper's glue factory.
00:59:54The other animals finally recognized the death wagon from Mr. Wimper.
01:00:24The other animals finally recognized the death wagon from Mr. Wimper.
01:00:54I was with him right to the end.
01:01:01His last words were, forward comrades, long live Napoleon.
01:01:06As for the wicked rumor that Boxer was sold to a glue factory, our beloved leader would never do that.
01:01:20Long live Napoleon!
01:01:21Long live Napoleon!
01:01:26And that night, the pigs drank to Boxer's memory
01:01:56Boxer's life.
01:02:04Years passed.
01:02:06The seasons came and went.
01:02:08The short animal lives fled by.
01:02:11The completed windmill stood as a monument to its builder's faith and sacrifice.
01:02:16But the animals' revolution was only dimly remembered.
01:02:24Outwardly, Animal Farm appeared prosperous.
01:02:26But the animals themselves were no better off, with the exception of the pigs and their supreme leader, Napoleon.
01:02:34His pig-run enterprise now had many of the frills of real civilization.
01:02:54And one fine day, pig delegates from far and wide arrived at Animal Farm to celebrate the coming of a new era.
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01:04:14WHEN REPORTS OF THIS GREAT CHANGE REACHED THEM, OTHER ANIMALS EVERYWHERE WERE INCREDULOUS.
01:04:28Dismayed and indignant, they headed toward Animal Farm from all directions, instinctively
01:04:33uniting once again in common cause.
01:04:36The Loyal Followers.
01:04:56On farms owned and operated by pigs, there is order and discipline.
01:05:08Our lower animals do more work and eat less than on other farms.
01:05:18This will encourage you to make your lower animals work even harder and eat even less.
01:05:28To a greater animal farm.
01:05:38To peace and plenty under pig rule.
01:05:42To the day when pigs own and operate farms everywhere.
01:06:08To the animals, it now seemed that their world, which may or may not someday become a happy
01:06:22place to live in, was worse than ever for ordinary creatures.
01:06:26And another moment had come when they must do something about it.
01:06:31Father.
01:06:39Amen.
01:06:43Amen.
01:06:45Amen.
01:06:48Gentlemen.
01:06:50Come on.
01:07:20Come on.
01:07:50Come on.
01:08:20Come on.
01:08:50Come on.
01:09:20Come on.

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