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I really liked this movie. I'm not sure why. It was pretty weird and creepy. But I did like it.
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I liked it too. But I never read the book, so that might have made a difference in my opinion.
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I adore this movie Well, the child in me who watched it growing up does. The adult in me recognizes its badness Posts: 3516 | Registered: Sep 2002
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I much prefer The Secret of NIMH. Though, it's different from it's source material. Most films based on books are. And this movie holds a special place in my heart because it was the first DVD that I added to my personal collection.
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quote:Originally posted by SteveRogers: I much prefer The Secret of NIMH. Though, it's different from it's source material. Most films based on books are.
It's more than just different, it creates a completely new story using only the same names (and some vague concepts) from the original book.
Annoying, as I find Robert O'Brien's surprisingly sophisticated tale of hyper-intelligent rats to be much more interesting than the Glowing Deus Ex Machina Amulet film.
(Plus, Making Jenner into a mustache-twirling EVIL villain was so lame.)
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I really like the bit with the Owl regardless. That's some of the coolest animation ever, if memory serves. I haven't watched the film in quite some time.
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