Alan Oppenheimer, Barret Oliver, Deep Roy
A sensitive little boy, still grieving for his mother, finds respite in a book which chronicles the plight of Fantasia, a magical land created by the dreams and imagination of humankind, now threatene...( read more
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DVD Release Date: September 4, 2001
Stats: 21,205 reviews
Good old childhood kiddie flashback goin on in my brain right now...I remember the giant white flying dog-looking-thing. Good times.
Chased by school bullies, reprimanded by his father for daydreaming too much Bastian is lost in his own world. Bastian escapes school bullies one rainy day by hiding in an old used book store. After explaining his predicament to the old clerk Bastian notices a large leather bound...( read more)
One of the best 80's films...sensible boy trying to get over his mums death by escaping into a world of fantasy.
This use to be my all time favourite film! I loved this as a young child. The big white dog (totally want one!). Althouh for now to watch the special effects are poor, for its time and still considered even now as a classic. Brilliant childrens fanatasy film!
I loved the movie as a child and I want my son to see it and the sequels. Sort of fantasy but with a story.
I love the Never Ending Story! It's my life. I love it! Atreyu is my fave character. The Never Ending Story gave me my imagination back. I, too, are a writer. I LUV IT!
I loved the movie (1) and the book.
goodgrlviahell: it doesn't say the movie is never ending, if you pay attention will guess it's saying the thing which has no end is the fact that there is always someone else reading a book which talks about you: Bastian reads the adventures about Atreyu and you read their adventures: there has to be someone who reads about you... That's what the books says and it's about philosophy. if you don't understands something or has no idea about a film, good, but don't say anything cause u know nothing.
so gay so gay SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO GAY!!!!!!!and that luck dragon looked like a pink weiner dog!!!!!!!!!!!
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