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[@AwesomeUSMovies]

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[@jenny_lee_87]

I recommend The Labyrinth 💜

[@jamedraa8472]

I think the name he called out was MOONCHILD.

[@LordVolkov]

Neverending Story is like a childhood rite of passage for many of us. The trauma of watching Artax drown in the swamp, killer laser sphinxes, G'mork, and the existential terror of The Nothing 😅 Thank goodness it has a happy ending. As an adult, I really enjoy the meta-layers of Neverending Story - we are part of the journey, traveling with Atreyu, grieving with Bastion, and the Empress is eternally pleading to all of us not to lose hope and keep dreaming

[@badgodsit]

100%!!! Total right of passage for kids growing up in the 80s. My husband recently started reading the book, and he said Artax can actually talk! But he said it made the swamp scene SO much worse that he started sobbing and had to put the book down. And he actually hasn’t gotten the nerve to pick it back up yet. 🥺 ❤️🐴

[@sunnyj210]

Yes! 🎯🎯

[@thefreedommovement]

Fun fact: the author of the book hated the movie so much he took his name out of the credits. The book is hands down my favorite. It’s written in 2 colors (2 worlds), and the chapters start with A and go through the whole alphabet (so A to Z). Really amazing read.

[@anangelcalledtoday8750]

I've read that book so many times and never noticed the alphabet in the chapters, I'm gonna have to re read

[@3DJapan]

This is actually a German film, based on the first half of the book of the same name. It's your first non-US movie on the channel!

[@Mis7erSeven]

I was thinking the same thing. The original language of this movie might be English, but it was produced by a german studio, so it's definitely not a US movie. The channel name is a lie now 😱

[@jimhelbert]

I watched another reaction person and they said the Nothing is grief. The boy dealing with the loss of his mother. I watched this movie many times over the years as a child and adult, and it made perfect sense.

[@kriscynical]

Grief and/or depression.

[@raphaelperry8159]

The film is about grief. The original novel isn't. It's about the importance of the imagination and what happens if you don't use it. The movie dumbed it down to something simpler (and ignored the second half of the book).

[@BoB-th8wm]

His mother read him stories, which fed his imagination, his father fed him reality and logic, which is why he seems more cold, but wanted him to be more grounded in reality.

[@nicolumium7292]

The comment of “they look like big strong hands”. It makes ME think of my grandfather. He always had big strong hands. Until the last day before he died-he still had big strong hands.

[@YourXavier]

It always struck me as such a sad line. They look like strong hands, but your friends still slip away and you can't hold on.

[@Galiant2010]

My grandpa was a big guy, was a butcher for a long time. My grandma was a tiny woman barely even 5 feet tall. My grandpa ended up developing Parkinson's and my grandma had to put him in a nursing home because she was too small to help him move around as the disease worsened. It's sad to see the big and strong no longer have their strength.

[@adampare8088]

We are watching you, watching Bastian, watching Ateryu. It is Neverending. It'll keep happening

[@LordVolkov]

And the Childlike Empress is speaking to all of us, forever. The layers of Neverending Story keep evolving.

[@BigGator5]

"If we're about to die anyway, I'd rather die fighting! Come for me, G'mork! I am Atreyu!" Fun Fact: The original Auryn for this film now hangs in an enclosed glass display in Steven Spielberg's office. Luck Dragon Fact: Falkor (Alan Oppenheimer) is actually a 43-foot long motorized creature with 6,000 plastic scales and pink feather-fur. His head is three feet tall and long and has a long tongue in the mouth. You can "ride" on Falcor's back on location at the Bavaria Filmpark in Munich, Germany. Music Enthusiast Fact: The title song by Limahl initially did poorly in the US. The song only became a hit in the US following the movie's Home Video release and Cable TV airings a year after the film's theatrical release. It enjoyed another peak in popularity when it was performed by one of the characters in the third season of Stranger Things (2016). Authentic Battle Scars Fact: Noah Hathaway was hurt three times during the making of the movie. While learning to ride a horse, his horse threw him off, then stepped on him. While shooting the Swamp Of Sadness drowning sequence, his leg got caught on the elevator and he was pulled under water. He was unconscious by the time he was brought to the surface. Noah Hathaway then almost lost an eye during the fight-scene versus Gmork. One of the claws on his giant paws poked him in the face. The robot was also so heavy that he lost his breath as well when he was hit to the ground by it. They only made one shot due to the risk that he would get seriously wounded. Noah Hathaway now owns and operates a tattoo parlor in Los Angeles, California (as far as I know) with his wife and he loves talking to fans of the movie.

[@hayleyferguson3346]

It really bothers me how the director and production crew were negligent in protecting a child actor. Hathaway was lucky he survived, but seriously where were the safety precautions on set? Different times ....😕

[@Jenkinscraftingco2.0]

So what I'm hearing is that I'll be adding getting a tattoo by Noah Hathaway to my bucket list

[@TheInfo45]

Someone who loves books as much as you can really appreciate this movie. If so light-hearted and fun and stimulates the imagination. FYI the name for the empress was moon child

[@texashookem22]

This movie is one of those that left an indelible mark on the children of the era it graced. As a 7 year old when this came out, it shaped my imagination immensely by freeing it. And 40 years later, I'm actually incredibly thankful for this movie.

[@dianedeck]

One of my favorite childhood movies.I loved that we couldn't understand Bastians mothers name. I think that was on purpose. That way we can fill in the blank with whatever name we feel is beautiful and appropriate.

[@daniellanctot6548]

*_For a self-proclaimed book worm, I was going to be VERY disappointed if you would not have vibed with this movie! 😂 It is so tailor made for book lovers!_* *_This movie is infamous amongst Gen-Xers as one of those movies that scared us for life because of Arthax’s death scene in the swamp: When I saw it in a gymnasium, every child in the room was dead silent as they showed Atreyu ‘s defeated face... But then bursted out laughing at Bastien’s overly tears face! (That’s how my generation coped with trauma! 😝🤣)_* *_If you are ever inclined, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND reading the actual book on which this movie is based: The movie actually covers only HALF of the 26 chapters of the book (Each chapter stars with a word that stars with its corresponding letter of of the alphabet -So chapter 1 starts with an A, chapter 2 with a B, 3 with a C, etc.) and the ending had to be changed for the movie because of it. There is a sequel movie that is said to cover the second half but I only saw it once and did not find it memorable enough to remember_*

[@Jenkinscraftingco2.0]

There's also a third movie that has absolutely nothing to do with the book. It's basically in name only. But Jack black is in it so I'm contractually obligated to tolerate it lol

[@badgodsit]

My husband and I watched this movie as kids in the 80s, and it’s still one of our absolute favorites. He recently started reading the book (which I’m surprised you hadn’t read already😝). He said in the book, Artax can speak…so the scene where he dies in the swamp of sadness was SO much worse that he started sobbing and had to put the book down. So glad you finally got to watch it! 🥹📖❤️🙏🏼

[@bryonhulcher851]

what ? !!! we are all connected. I was just listening to the theme song 10 minutes ago ..and this randomly !!! WILD !!!

[@KevinBrown-lv2fk]

synchronicity at work. let the universe work with you and flow with it my dude

[@nickmanzo8459]

This hits so much harder since my own mom died… even though I’m nearly 40, that just killed me about his mom dying.

[@sharpgirl72]

Same happened to me with Poltergeist, I wasn't a mom when I watched it. Rewatching it recently I went into panic mode when she's started crying for her mother to help her. Sorry about your mom. Wish I could hug mine right now.

[@HaraQuinn]

not sure if anyone else mentioned.. but it's also interesting how the child's name is Bastion.. ie, Bastion of hope. also, his mothers name has been said to be "Moon Child".. odd, but rather fitting. I remember thinking the Empress was one of the most beautiful girls ever when i was kid.. and crying like every other kid when Artex died. Nostalgic forever. Love you could appreciate it as an adult viewing it first time.

[@danhalstead705]

"Gummy Bears...! Bouncing here and there and everywhere. Their high adventures are beyond compare..."

[@Galiant2010]

Assuming you're still reading books in your free time, I'd recommend reading the actual novel of this. This movie is technically only the first half. In the second part we find out that the wishes come with a downside. It really feels like two stories in one book, but it's sooo good.

[@3DJapan]

The majority of it was shot in Munich, Germany. The exterior streets and school were shot in Vancouver, Canada.

[@denanebergall5514]

1) You have now experienced one of core memories for every 80's child: Artax dying. For a lot of us, it was our first experience with death. 2) A lot of reactors are surprised that the empress is a child. Her name is literally The Childlike Empress. I would think that would be obvious! 😜🤣 3) I love that another bibliophile noticed the same issue I do every time I watch this movie: How the pages of the book will be bent when Bastian throws it. 😂 4) The end of this movies always gets me, but it could just be me. I and always been a book reader and writer and for 20 years I worked in childcare trying to pass on my love of books. Kids' imaginations these days seem to be gone because they spend all their time in front of a screen. We used to explore and make up stories all the time. 💗

[@Jenkinscraftingco2.0]

Well I haven't shown this particular movie to my kid, but she does have a vivid and bright imagination. I think I'll wait another year or two so she can manage to sit through it

[@greenpeasuit]

The best fantasy movies were in the 80s (not counting LotR, those are outliers). "Beastmaster" is an incredible one that doesnt get reacted to. "Willow" also features the actress that played the scientist's wife (aka Cliff Claven's mother). I think you did "Labyrinth" already. "Legend" stars a very young Tom Cruise. Other fantasy classics include Swartzeneggar's Conan movies, as well as "Ladyhawk", "Red Sonya" & "Krull".

[@donjackson5522]

Ladyhawke and Krull were two of my favorites growing up. They were on HBO all the time, and I tried to watch them whenever I could.

[@Andy-ju8bb]

The name Bastian yelled was Moonchild. I’m guessing his grandparents were hippies.

[@YourXavier]

Honestly, who got that the first time?

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

​@@YourXaviernot me, certainly. I think it was about 30 years later, someone with closed-captions told me the name.

[@isaackellogg3493]

His grandparents weren’t hippies, his mom was (remember Bastian is Gen X). Before Woodstock, her name was Annie or something similarly normie. When she came home, she insisted people refer to her as “Moonchild.”

[@karenlackner192]

I was in high school when I first saw this movie. It’s not just a young child or tween kids movie. It’s for all ages. Such a story of absolute wonder 😊

[@zanyzander]

This film and The Dark Crystal are top tier 80s kids films.

[@larrypaynter6901]

If you haven’t seen it already, ‘The Secret of N.I.M.H.’ is another classic from around this time. It is animated though.

[@kevinstanton5998]

If its not on your list, need to watch the Dark Crystal

[@tree6787]

Yes please

[@drewrayg]

I can tell you being a child of the 80’s & 90’s yes the artax scene was traumatic and broke all children’s hearts for generations.

[@rayoflight6505]

I grew up watching this. Rented it hundreds of times as a kid in the 90s.

[@anomystpric]

I haven’t seen this is years. This is just what I needed today. Madness that you’re only seeing it now. Wonderful

[@MorriganAtwood]

There is something about the delivery of Bastian's line of "...they wanna throw me in the garbage" in his conversation with Mr. Coriander that cracks me up every time.

[@Kirsikka7]

This is an ode to readers. The nothing is people not reading and using their fantasy. Bastian is the chosen one because he is a reader.

[@thepanda1044]

Moon Child is the name Bastian cried out.

[@missjenna6449]

The name Bastian shouts is “Moonchild”.

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

Helpful thanks

[@kellyb3211]

Shoutout to my hometown, Vancouver British Columbia Canada, for filling in for another American city, the scenes where the bullies are chasing Bastian were actually filmed in a part of town here called Gastown where there is a famous steam powered clock. The building at the end of the movie that you mention (that kind of looks like Seattles Space Needle) is called the Vancouver Lookout (aka Harbour centre).

[@jescis0]

That's really cool, but "Gastown" is that where you have the most of your gasoline/Petrol?? 😂😂😅😅

[@kellyb3211]

@@jescis0 lol. It’s actually named after a person: Gastown was Vancouver's first neighbourhood and was named for "Gassy" Jack Deighton, a Yorkshire seaman, steamboat captain and barkeep who arrived in 1867 to open the area's first saloon.

[@jescis0]

@@kellyb3211 that's cool, there's a lot of that going around North America, places named after people, whether directly or indirectly 😁😁 it's just fun to come up with something more funny to have a conversation about these things 😉😉

[@kellyb3211]

@@jescis0 PS the nickname ‘Gassy’ was due to his storytelling and being talkative, not because of excessive flatulence….

[@jescis0]

@@kellyb3211 that's interesting… I guess people should call me ",gassy" 😁😁 because I've been known to be REALLY talkative… 🤔🤔

[@learobinson4450]

One of my favorite movies. So glad you watched it.

[@debbyemerson3877]

Shout out Steph! Thanks for the pick 😊

[@epicmage82]

Fantasy has always been my favorite. 42 years old, and still love to get lost in the magic. ❤

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

Same here!

[@russellward4624]

Its a shame a book lover like you didnt see this as a kid. No doubt you'd have loved it even more then.

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome reaction of my favorite movie!!!!😊😊😊😊

[@ApesAmongUs]

The movie that doesn't stop with breaking the 4th wall and sets target on the 5th and 6th walls.

[@andromedus4029]

It's already been a recommended read by another commenter and I definitely agree: I'm referring to the book "The Mirror in the Mirror: A Labyrinth" by the same author. It is a surreal, literary trip! Glad you enjoyed "The Neverending Story"!

[@MrJDApgar]

A FANTASTIC movie choice here. Another one, I’m sure has already been suggested and is likely on your list, is “ Labyrinth.” These two movies are often clumped together👌 Jim Henson Studios, did the practical effects on both films.

[@raloria9173]

Great to see you react to this film! BTW, the city scenes were shot in downtown Vancouver, Canada.

[@kindredspiritbaseballmom7913]

One of my childhood favorites! As an adult, you realize the deep meaning and message of this movie. Bastion's mother's name was MoonChild. I never knew what it was until I was an adult and could look it up on the Internet.

[@adrianonhilton]

This movie included maybe 80% of the first half of the book, while the sequel had 10% of the second half.

[@1Cheytown]

A film that has both entranced and terrified an entire generation and still does to this day. Many of us 80's children still can not watch the death of Artex without getting emotional. Even before I clicked the thumbnail, I knew the fellow bookworm you are, would also love this movie!!

[@StoryMing]

The magic mirror gate doesn’t show your opposite, it shows your *_true self,_* which most people are too self-deceived to handle knowing.

[@martinsandt1135]

Nice that one of the awesome German ...Movies made it to You Channel Sir 😬

[@jescis0]

Really a German movie?? That's really cool!!

[@Manotaur1]

I’ve never clicked a reaction so fast before. This is by far my favorite movie since I was about 9 years old.

[@EricAKATheBelgianGuy]

Same director (Wolfgang Petersen) as Air Force One. Somebody correct me if I'm wrong on this, but I believe this was his first American film, having originally done numerous films in his native (West) Germany during the '70s and '80s.

[@jescis0]

Wolfgang?? Is that because of being born in Germany?? Because the only other person I know named Wolfgang is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart who, while not German but Austrian, but I know enough to know that these countries, while not Germany itself but is Germanic in linguistics… it's just an observation…

[@lennyvalentin6485]

"In The Line of Fire" is an excellent 1990s-era thriller by Petersen, with great acting performances all around and a fabulous script, I much prefer it over the - in my personal view overrated - AFO.

[@CathleenMJennings80]

I was 3 when this came out and, yes, this movie terrified me. Not because of the wolf or because the horse dies - but because of that luck dragon! Those scales! Turns out that I have Trypophobia, even at that young age. Every so often, I try to look at him to see if it bothers me. yup - I STILL cannot look at him. (phobia = severe adverse reaction to clusters of holes or lumps)

[@gallendugall8913]

This movie's production should have been sued for false advertisement as it actually ends!

[@jlerrickson]

Thank you for a lovely reaction. This film is an icon for so many people, and I'm thrilled that it's experiencing a resurgence.

[@debbyemerson3877]

The most movie like this has to be Labyrinth with David Bowie

[@christinemclaurin2631]

Fantastic reaction! The Last Starfighter and Flight of the Navigator are some other great sci-fi/fantasy films from about the same time. My parents took us to see them when we were kids, great memories!!❤❤

[@marydunn7234]

When I first saw this as a small kid in the 80s, I remember thinking the Empress was the most beautiful girl I’d ever seen.

[@tremorsfan]

So, apparently a raw egg in orange juice is supposed to be a hangover cure. So the implication is that the father has been drinking.

[@allknowingoracle3277]

The score in this film is INCREDIBLE

[@slavyo636]

Please try the Labyrinth 1986 - You will loved it 😊

[@ev1Lsect]

This was so fun to see you watch. You should really watch, The Adventures of Baron Munchausin. It's so wild.

[@alexhaas9653]

Thanks for the upload and reaction. Loved that movie as a kid. Read the book as well (the second movie covers the second half of the book). Even though the FX might look dated, this movie and the setting definitely has charm and always a special place in my heart. And one of the most heartbreaking deaths in movie history. And with Wolfgang Petersen there was a big name directing it and rose to international fame shortly after. "Das Boot" would be a good one to watch of his.

[@BryanMcdonough-gl9hm]

Rest in peace Sydney Bromley 1909-1987 Jane Seitz 1942-1988 Moses Gunn 1929-1993 Michael Ende 1929-1995 Patricia Hayes 1909-1998 Gene Siskel 1946-1999 Vincent Canby 1924-2000 Thomas Hill 1927-2009 Bernd Eichinger 1949-2011 Robert Easton 1930-2011 Roger Ebert 1942-2013 Helmut Dietl 1944-2015 Tilo Pruckner 1940-2020 and Wolfgang Petersen 1941-2022

[@secludedmisanthrope6388]

The name he called out at the end was "Moon Child" for his mothers name. The story is originally German and the mothers name in that version was "Mondenkind" which means Child of the moon or something.

[@kellyadams79]

Loved these movies growing up even though the second one not as good,but has Jonathan Brandis who left us to soon from suicide. Neverending Story is a book by Michael Ende. Which they say just the first half of the book was adapted to the movie and that the author did not like neither film because it drastically deviated from his book. He actually sued but lost the case.

[@thefreedommovement]

Welcome to another example of “truama from the childhood of 80s kids”

[@johnchrysostomon6284]

It was a running joke that people sued the makers of the film for false advertising (by way of the title). I think they even had Lionel Hutz, Springflield's dodgy attorney (in the Simpsons) suing over this

[@lindala2602]

Momo is another great movie adaptation of a Michael Ende book

[@3DJapan]

This came out when I was 7. I had a big crush on the Childlike Empress. Hehe

[@Lucas-Stl]

Cue scene from office; “It’s happening!” 0:13 Here’s my question though, which version? Let’s find out, 5:23 Ah, this one. 😊 I grew up with this dub of the movie myself and while it sums up only half of the book fine enough for a movie, it still holds a special place in my mind. 6:47 Best theme, hands down. Can’t tell me otherwise, the ethereal magnificence this theme has on nostalgia.

[@Luciphell]

The good one.

[@Lucas-Stl]

@@LuciphellIndeed.

[@niepieisme9830]

I have always loved Clash of the Titans 1981. Fascinated me as a child. Thank you for sharing. Hope your staying warm. 😁

[@sharpgirl72]

I've put it on 2 polls... Lost both times. I'm trying.

[@ceejay6553]

I love how you got into this! This was so intense for so many to watch as kids. I will say that I was not convinced that "Moonchild" was correct until I was able to watch this on DVD...and then was soooooo disturbed by the behind the scene stories of how the actors were treated. It's still a great movie though, holds up really well all these years later.

[@Jenkinscraftingco2.0]

Yeah child welfare on set was basically not a thing till much more recently. Same with animal welfare. Look up the stories around making Milo and Otis

[@TuttleCapt]

I really really enjoyed your reaction to this movie! You pretty much got all the key points and obviously loved the story, the acting and the story--well done!

[@AwesomeUSMovies]

Thank you so much!!

[@fwfs]

Another great '80s fantasy film is The Dark Crystal. It's directed by Jim Henson, of The Muppets fame, but it's a dark fantasy with puppets.

[@XtinaH963]

Watch “Time Bandits” from 1981!! It’s similar storytelling as this film

[@bluemoon1197]

I grew up with this movie. And the song is so iconic. Now you need to watch The Last Unicorn and M Nights Signs

[@donsnover2585]

Another great choice Steph. All readers and imagination kids love this movie.

[@angelagraves865]

If you like this then Jim Henson movies will probably be right up your alley. His creators worked on the creatures in this movie.

[@mcfmcf4038]

i saw this in the 80s as a kid and when artex died, i hid behind a plant and cried HARD for 2 hours straight

[@kimByhurst-px1zd]

His mums name is Moonchild

[@Oddworld2024]

Not Minnesota it’s Vancouver. The flying through the downtown on falcore part. Glade you watched it. It’s a great movie. I remember my imagination going crazy after it. The twist that we were a part of the storey was so fun. And that now us who watch reactors watch the. Storey is interesting. lol. Thanks again sir.

[@BernieLomax-g8j]

Vancouver was the filming location

[@AnitaNiniel]

Well... all what I can say is that you avoided the childhood trauma to see Artax die! xD

[@eyediealone1258]

So glad u liked this! Yes the wolf was cover your eyes scary at 5yrs old lol

[@1981SamIAm]

This move is all about grief and in a subtle way teaches kids how to deal with it. Also the death of artex is a core trauma of many 80kids.

[@christined6321]

Loved this as a kid. Watched it many times. Another fantasy/ adventure quest favorite as a kid was “ The Dark Crystal”. The effects are cheesy looking back, but it still captivated and horrified me at the same time 😂.

[@russellward4624]

Hitchhikers Guide to the galaxy would be a fun one. Also based on a book. Super quirky and fun.

[@cindylou3205]

Lots of allegories. Depression, grief, and working through them. Imagination can lead to the making of a world. I got the depression thing, pretty obvious, but missed so many things. Artaxx traumatized me but I still love this movie.

[@EthanBSide]

I Deem you old enough for Krull, Legend, and to stay with books, The Princess Bride, Sair. (And no, the horse didn't die

[@debbyemerson3877]

10:46 yes😢 poor artax 😢 We're the same age James. This should have been a childhood trauma of yours too😅

[@Jenkinscraftingco2.0]

Fun fact if it hasnt been mentioned yet, i heard the kid playing the empress had lost some front baby teeth and they had to put fake ones in for the movie

[@mindime1499]

I had to wait like 30 yrs until i saw this with subtitles to learn what he names the empress/his mom's name. And i was like, really? 😂

[@mongomongo7664]

He made it He made it

[@galactushero]

Of course somebody die - it is a german kids story. It is normal that somebody die. Michael Ende wrote also a story about a magic school, which was nice, too

[@tomyoung9049]

Knew you would love this as soon as I saw you put it up. Definitely a movie for book lovers. 😊

[@andrejarosch5524]

I love it that you can find children movies so amazing (They are!). My suggestion: THE DARK CRYSTAL

[@lindala2602]

Or Watership down

[@harveyjones1955]

One of my favorite movies. I truly enjoy your reaction channel. Thank you for reviewing this one. hj

[@hayleyferguson3346]

Loved your reaction, it was so fun watching you cheer along with the characters. 🙂

[@Yugioh420]

According to Google, it was Vancouver, Canada.

[@Anakinskywalkerfan1]

The childlike empress is like god in the film

[@Anakinskywalkerfan1]

James the city scenes were filmed in Vancouver