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4.06.2003
7:04 PM | Link |
 I missed this Disney movie at the theater, and I've never read the book (though I hear it's great), but I completely enjoyed this story on DVD! The plot involves a family who has discovered a fountain of immortality and hides in the woods to protect their secret. One of the boys (who is over a hundred years old, really) falls in love with a girl who stumbles upon the family, and the question to the audience becomes one of the value of life. The best line in the film is when the father says, "Don't fear death - rather fear the unlived life." All of the acting is wonderful, and the story moves along quickly while staying thought-provoking and fascinating. Everyone should see this movie and realize the gift of life!Labels: dvds |
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