Post by Peter on May 4, 2020 1:24:05 GMT
Okay, so now that I have your attention...
Seriously though,
I was watching it again just the other day, and I still enjoy it so much as a grown ass man of 44 years old. I first saw it probably when it was on TV when I was 10 years old round a friends house. Although it may be dark for very young kids, I believe it's a film every child should watch over a certain age. Whilst certain things may not have aged well (Gmork puppet and it's twitchy nose) there's such underlying good values that only a certified grump could not like it. Values about reading, standing up for yourself and believing in yourself and never giving up on your dreams etc.
What do you think about this film? Favourite characters or scenes/moments? I love to have a big old chat with you about it.
Seriously though,
I was watching it again just the other day, and I still enjoy it so much as a grown ass man of 44 years old. I first saw it probably when it was on TV when I was 10 years old round a friends house. Although it may be dark for very young kids, I believe it's a film every child should watch over a certain age. Whilst certain things may not have aged well (Gmork puppet and it's twitchy nose) there's such underlying good values that only a certified grump could not like it. Values about reading, standing up for yourself and believing in yourself and never giving up on your dreams etc.
What do you think about this film? Favourite characters or scenes/moments? I love to have a big old chat with you about it.
