Neverending Story [DVD] [1984] [Region 1] [US Import] [NTSC]

Great to have this on blu ray, my all time favourite as a child and now enjoy watching with my daughter. What a classic.

Haven't watched for years. But my 13 year old granddaughter not seen it so we all watched again. Still as good as when first watched

I cant believe I have this in my basket. This movie was one of my favourite movies when I was a kid. its different to others, its not a cartoon and it has a very unique story with a huge amount of interesting characters. I am buying this for my nieces but I will certainly be sitting down to watch it myself too. It has been a very long time since I have seen this.As far as I remember this movie is about a kid Bastian, who gets his hand on a book, a very special book. he sits down to read it and it all comes to life and you get to experience the wonderful world of fantasia. will it be saved by Atreyu or will everything be ripped away in the end from "the nothing"?I will say that there are some very sad scenes in this. I will never forget the Artex scene in the swamp it almost ripped my soul out and have no doubt it would do the very same if I watched it now today. Its such a helpless scene and you cant do anything but watch it happen. No amount of years could ever wipe that scene from my memory.I am not looking forward to seeing Morla (sneezing turtle thing) it freaked me out, even more then Gmork (Control freak wolf).I am really looking forward to seeing the rest of it though. This was truly one of the most memorable, energised movies of my childhood. The images are so deeply imprinted in my brain that i will probably remember every second when I see it. There is a lot of excitement and yelling in many of the scenes so you spend a lot of time holding your breath waiting to see if they make it or not.Imagine if this actually happened to all people who read books. The world would be so different. I would walk to work one day and see a giant lucky dragon (Valcor) coming towards me. Valcor is so amazing, where can I get my hands on that book?

this film I feel has stood the test of time.a film I enjoyed as a youngster and my child has as well

Childhood classic. The bubble-wrapped Labrador Dragon is ace.

My fav as a child. Introduced to my 6 year old and she loved it too :)

My grandchildren watched it with me, they told me their dad had tod them how he remembered watching it when he was young so it's a generation film that's always loved by families

Something I felt I should have watched about 35 years ago when it came out during the teens, watching it at 50 it does rather go on and on and on, and hence lives up to its name, and seems to be a rather disjoint set of episodes and encounters of strange and unlikely creatures connected together together by a boy riding a wingless, wormlike, wriggley dragon green-screened over some rather lovely footage of the less reached parts of the planet.The premise of the story is that the fantasy world in the book the boy is reading (and hence the bulk of the story itself) is slowly being eaten by the fact that he doesn't fully believe in it anymore. i.e. his imagination is waning, and that he needs to really believe to make the world whole again. This is ok, until the content of his imagination leaches unto the real world at the end, meaning that the key lesson of the plot appears to be: if you're being bullied at school, if you imagine hard enough, your fantasies will come to life and fight the bullies off. Or delusional.If all you believe in is a cuddly wiggley dragon that's fine, but if rather, you've been watching Apocalypse Now, or Gone in 60 Seconds, or Mad Max, you probably really don't want to start acting out your fantasy in the real world.Dragon was cute, but as an adult, also slightly creepy.