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The NeverEnding Story / The NeverEnding Story II Known as: NeverEnding Story I & II Online Status: Owned on UV Price at time of addition: Unknown Category: COLLECTION Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested) Running Time: 181 minutes Studio: Warner Home Video Theater Release Date: 1991-02-08 Origional Release Date: 1991-02-08 Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 (Full Screen) Language: English Subtitles: Dubbed: Director: ID: 530 ASIN: B000BPL2GK UPC: 012569731028 EAN: 9781419816666 MPN: 012569731028 Date last watch: Date Added: 2011-05-06 |
Actors: Jonathan Brandis Kenny Morrison Clarissa Burt John Wesley Shipp Martin Umbach Genra: |
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Description When 10-year-old Bastian opens the mysterious, ornately bound book entitled The NeverEnding Story, he never imagines he will be transported into its amazing world of Fantasia - and become the hero of its even more amazing tale. Now you can go there too in this magical film full of astonishing creatures and directed by Wolfgang Petersen (The Perfect Storm). Bastian, the Luckdragon and the genial Rock Biter return for more adventure in the spellbinding The NeverEnding Story II The Next Chapter from director George Miller (The Man from Snowy River). This time, new forces threaten the world of imagination. But they aren't the only foes Bastian faces. He must also overcome problems at home! Amazon.com Filled with a few imaginative moments and a child actor who looks like a miniaturized Sharon Stone, II isn't as neverending as the third headache in the series, but it's not on par with the original. Versions of Atreyu, the brave warrior, Rockbiter, and Falcor, that flying, pink, poodle-dragon, return to travel across the storybook world of Fantasia. This time our protagonist and reader, Bastian, is actually in the story the entire time instead of looking on from outside the pages. The interaction doesn't help, as it's the same crisis and the same story line (well, okay, he is reading the same book), but at least the film is not as unrelentingly melancholy as the first one either. Children may be frightened by the "giants," large dung beetles on two legs, that threaten our heroes. --Keith Simanton |
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