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The NeverEnding Story (1984) My inner child is crying | FIRST TIME WATCHING | REVIEW

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The NeverEnding Story (1984) My inner child is crying | FIRST TIME WATCHING | REVIEW

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@jasonsimpson1397 3 years ago

I love it when the Empress talks about us being part of Bastion’s story the way he was part of their story, which means someone else is looking down at us, following our story and so on, because it never ends

@dan_hitchman007 3 years ago (edited)

The director, Wolfgang Peterson, and the screenwriter were also talking about sociopolitical issues when the Gmork stated that those without hope are easy to control. It was a message for children and adults. We are seeing this play out in the world right now.

@DanSolo0119 3 years ago

Spent my whole life watching this movie. It encourages me to read and to live my dreams and enjoy fantasy. And my quest for Fantasia continues.

@terrylewis_ 3 years ago

I always have to share this when I see reactions to this movie. I showed it to my husband when we were dating, and then we went to the beach the next day. We were walking along the beach and someone had dug a hole and I fell into it. He starts dramatically screaming out, "ARTAAAAAX!" as he was pulling me out, I was so embarrassed.

@dudermcdudeface3674 3 years ago

This movie has a great message: Books are sacred windows into worlds you never imagined. I feel sorry for young people today who think books are just an inefficient storage medium for data.

@dan_hitchman007 3 years ago

When I was a kid, the evil wolf creature, Gmork, terrified me. As an adult, it's still pretty creepy.

Another quality reaction, Vanessa! ❤

@kingsnake23 3 years ago

I was raised on that film. The whole artax sinking can sure make everyone cry.

@Mark_o_Helm 2 years ago

80s kids movies hit different. The 4th wall breaking speech of the child empress hit me hard, being 9, sitting in the cinema. And the conversation with the Gmorg about the death of fantasy and despair still haunts me to this day.😊

@lazyperfectionist1 3 years ago

21:39 "The statues are naked."
Yes. And this is a kids movie.

@playerone7663 3 years ago

I will always loved this movie....when I was a kid I was bullied too and I loved reading so I really identified with the kid in this movie. And now as an adult I have a better understanding of what "The Nothing" in the real world is and that makes this movie beautifully hopeful.

@irktog5175 3 years ago

"What's your first wish?"

"To motorboat the Southern Oracle."

@Compuman202 3 years ago

Yeah I was 6-7 years old when I saw this. The death of the horse has haunted me and created deep psychological scars…. The princess was also my first love lol

@BrandontheBeldam2993 3 years ago

If you ever get the chance, give the book 'The Neverending story' by Micheal Ende a read. He hated the movie because so much was cut from the novel, but the novel..its pretty wild. This is a childhood favorite of mine and its still a thought provoking story as a film too.
Fun fact, Gluckuk (I had to look up his name) the racing snail rider, is the same actor who played the Oompa Loompa's in Burton's Charlie and the chocolate factory, the actor is Deep Roy.

@zamhobby9662 3 years ago

Finally after nearly 30 years, I've found out what Bastian's mother name was. It is a beautiful name

@jhdix6731 3 years ago

I loved that movie as a kid, and also the book the movie is based on. I remember that it was printed in two colors (Red for the parts playing in the real world, green for anything that happens in Fantasia, iirc)

@LordVolkov 3 years ago

"Aw! Rest in peace little horse..."
Everyone is traumatized by the death of Artax. It is only saved from being nightmare fuel by seeing Atreyu riding him at the end.

@stevenalexander6713 3 years ago

Classic movie. Still one of the best movie soundtracks ever made. That part where Artax sinks in the swamp, though, used to scare the hell out of me when I was a kid.

@o_clever 3 years ago

The way the statue speaks, reminds me the Pinocchio's Blue Fairy. Her sister as well.
Well, maybe it was an inspiration. And yes, one more time I'm here laughing and crying with you.

@telemperor 3 years ago

I was 11 when this came out so about the age of Sebastian and I would read to avoid my home stuff also my mom passed like his did so I related to him on so many levels.