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Famous Balloon Movies - Chapter 6

From the Reichenbaugh Library's collection of rare balloon movies.  
 
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Ian7570 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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the balloon adds an entirely new dimension to the story
naughtyboymessiah (3 months ago) Show Hide
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you know i always wondered how this timeless classic could be imroved....... balloons! of course! how did i know not see it.

hilarious. this made me smile.

lol
CyberShire (3 months ago) Show Hide
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much appreciated naughtyboymessiah :)
naughtyboymessiah (3 months ago) Show Hide
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not at all. humour and creativity should always be given a resounding nod.

but you would never be able to apply your imaginative and rather endearing balloon flourishes to at least one film - the red balloon! lol. do you know it? a classic short french film. the clues in the title as to why having cgi implanted joke balloons would work less in that film. lol.

you tube or google it.

kind regards.
CyberShire (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I know it well. All of these are simply my way of paying homage to that fine film.
naughtyboymessiah (3 months ago) Show Hide
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aaaah! i see now! its one of my all time favourite films. i think the red balloon is film making and story telling at its most purest and most potent. i love the pathos in that film which ultimately gives way to a happy and uplifting (literally in this case!) ending. its so touching and heart warming.
your the only person i've met that remembers that film.
i'm in love with the snowman too....... although there the end is essentially a sad one but all the more beautiful for it.
CyberShire (3 months ago) Show Hide
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I love the Snowman! Really beautiful score and such a heartfelt story. I remember seeing a screening that was introduced by David Bowie, who appeared in live action. He was holding the scarf that the boy keeps at the end. It was a really charming and unexpected way to introduce the film.
naughtyboymessiah (3 months ago) Show Hide
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wow thats cool. i love the little soliloquay bowie recites at the beginning of the snowman. to my 8 year old mind, it was poetry. that film left an eddible mark on me and taught me how you can enchant an audience with language, music and pictures.

another film where your rather charming balloons may not work as well; especially as its an animated film and not a live action one.
lol
Phyla1 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Haha, you genius!
CyberShire (6 months ago) Show Hide
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thanks roppasmoka :-)

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