Greatest movie ever made.

I first saw this movie as a child when it came out in the '80s. It was played at an after school program at the elementary school I attended at the time.

I'm not gonna tell you what it is, but you should be able to figure it out l with the following photo:

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  • hmmm ... greatest movie... Is it the Godfather? 😉

  • The Neverending Story. Wow, I haven't seen it in probably fifteen years, can't believe I even recognized that thing!

    ~ Sunset Snuggles

  • I mean I wanna disagree but a big flying dog is hard to argue against

  • I loved it as a kid. I watched it as an adult a few years ago and it didn’t have the same effect. I should try again.

  • @INurturePeace I should watch it again, too. God, that wolf scared the everliving daylights outta me...and this scene crushed my pony-loving spirit. 🥺

    😛

    ~ Sunset Snuggles


  • Equal parts great cosplay and sadness.

  • I was a very rambunctious teenager. When I asked my mom if I could go to the theater to see a movie she said, "No."

    When I told her it was called The Never Ending Story, she said, "Hop in the car. I'll take you now."

  • If you were to twist my arm to name only one, my selection would be "The Best Years of Our Lives" (1946). It won the 1947 Academy Award for Best Picture in addition to several other Oscars. The film is always shown at least once a year, if not more often, on Turner Classic Movies (TCM).

  • @60sKindaGuy “twist my arm”. I know what you’re doing. The Best Years of Our Lives features a young man who is a double arm amputee and WWII veteran. He did an amazing job winning an Oscar in his first feature film role. He tells one of several stories in the movie what it was like trying go back to civilian life after a hard fought war. Still watchable now although it’s really long. It could have been 3 movies.

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