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Overall a nice follow up, along with Superman this show made my childhood very happy.
Without a doubt, this was and is my most favourite movie of my daughter's childhood...it has it all!
Charlotte (Chuck) is the once-dead-but-not-anymore childhood friend and sunny spot of Ned's life.
Shelley Duvall outdid herself with this unique, imaginative take on nearly all of the popular fairy tales of childhood.
This film, was one of my childhood favorites and I must say that, unlike some other films I liked in that period The Thief of Bagdad has held on to it's quality while I grew up.
One of the most beautiful movies ever made in ex Yu.Story is very familiar to people in ex Yul because generation after war used to live in the same way.People in the west cant imagine how political situation in our country affect people.The plot is in the 50",When Josip Broz Tito said no to the SSSR and politbiro and because of that our borders becomes open for western influence.But,in a country were people didn't had much money jeans was only ideal and friendship was everything.The friendship between for young people an a girl was so strong that after 40 years of their emigration from Yu is still alive.They get together after all this years on Ester"s funeral and they start to remember of their childhood,before their went to the emigration and become successful people.
all the kids are cute, who remind me of my own childhood with those stupid thinking.
H2EFW focuses on the happy side of childhood, which every kid and family need.
I saw this movie in my childhood.
I remember this very well from my childhood, it was funny and sad and very beautiful.
I am sick and tired of writers projecting their own misfit-like childhoods into their books and onto the screens, as if anyone cares anymore to watch or read about yet another miserly, lonely childhood, as if that's all there is or as if that kind of character background holds a monopoly on good potential.
Although haunted by prophetic images from his own childhood and warned by modern signs given to him by an sympathetic Aboriginal named Chris Lee (David Gulpilil), Burton proceeds to defend the infraction as Tribal Law and therefore not subject to standard justice.
While I may be biased with a sentimental attachment of this show to my childhood, I can objectively say that Gundam Wing addresses the deeper questions of war and life in general (how can we obtain peace?) while providing action packed battles in large robot suits, which, to say the least, is excellent.
Then Simba turns up and we see more of his childhood than we did in the previous 2 films.
It holds a lot of good childhood memories for me (my brother and I saw it opening day) and I have respect for any movie with FNM on the soundtrack.
Films that take you back and let you relive your childhood.
This movie is a must see for anyone who is dealing with how to overcome childhood abuse and abandonment as an adult.
I saw this film again and noticed how close it is to the novel if we ignore the part about Cary's [Leslie Howard] childhood.
A lesser filmmaker would give France a haggard-looking face, one that screams of a confused and unusual childhood.
Consequently this film indelibly inspired my childhood psychology and I am forever indebted to Carl Macek (sp?) for producing the English dub of this film which is far superior to the Di$ney production which is not even funny - I've never even been able to watch that one - of course subtitled is the only way ultimately however the Macek version is SO good (the voices almost exactly corresponding to the original Japanese actors) that this version is available on the Japanese DVD! It's not available on any distribution in an English-speaking country.
Most of my childhood memories are in the extreme late 80's and 90's.
This may just be the most nostalgic journey back in time & through time to when one's childhood starts a journey to reminiscences back & forth onwards & upwards,forwards & backwards,up & down & all around.The boy Jimmy,H.R. Puffinstuff,Dr.Blinky,Cling & Clang,Ludicrous Lion,& even the evil Witchie Poo too through & through.
As a forty-something urban explorer/photography and longtime fan of the original Kolchak: Night Stalker series since my early childhood, one aspect that hasn't really been mentioned is the amount of urban exploration Carl's character undertook during the series.
Kazakos and Papas are both outstanding, but it is the stunning Papamoschou who brings the most interesting elements to the screen, blending the innocence of childhood with the dawning realization that she is the pawn in a political game.
The first part of the book didn't even make it to the screen - it told of Phillip's childhood, then moved to Germany and Paris, where Phillip had gone to try to make good as an artist.
With adult innuendo throughout the series and a touch of childhood through the set, the show is both reminiscent and invigorating.
It really takes you back to your youth and puts a new perspective on how you view your childhood memories.
The story is told in a great way, making you that has had difficulties during your childhood, and young adulthood, see yourself in those situations.
Then, when we are finally given an explanation going back to her childhood there still isn't much detail.
Although this portrayal is executed flawlessly, notably in the way that Denis frames the story with scenes from France's return to her childhood home, the girl's lack of intimacy with the film's other characters makes it difficult for a viewer to invest much interest in her development (or lack thereof) as a protagonist.
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