100% Propaganda Film
Ferngully is a blatant environmentalist propaganda film. Blatant to the
point that they make absolutely no effort to hide it. Beginning the movie, the "fairies" are unaware of the existence of humans - believing them to be only a myth. As they learn that humans do indeed exist, they determine that humans are an entirely destructive force, and decide that any and all wrong is caused by humans. The middle of the movie holds a constant theme of "The HUMANS DID IT! The humans did it!" (in reference to anything negative). The movie also entirely excludes humans from nature, as anything done by humans is directly stated to be "a power outside of nature". The movie also puts a significant focus on a bat who's song number details his experience as a biology lab test subject for a cosmetics company. Long story short, the sole lesson to be taken away from this movie is - "Humans are evil and the source of any and all bad things.". darshak1100 watch Spy Kids movie
FernGully, is a wonderful creation and great movie for kids. Good message all together.
maggiemae watch Blindness movie
mrs. doubtfire is awesome..
Lephex watch Under Surveillance movie
I love this movie.
shishir029 watch Of Human Bondage movie
nice one.
eliza_thornberry_01@hotmail.com watch The Ghost Writer movie
I love this movie .
Marques
bom filme
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mosetsana
ferngully: the last rainforest rocks.
mosetsana
ferngully: the last rainforest rocks.
SAMOANGIRL
lets see it again.
ichabod
This is a very good and very well-animated film with some descent musical numbers and some funny moments. The story is also very good. It can get silly at times but, hey, it's a family film.
Overall, an entertaining animated film - with its ups and downs of course...
It may have a strong message, it may have slightly wobbly animation and
it may not be your thing. Like it or loathe it, this film is "Fern Gully: The Last Rainforest". The ups are good humour from the one and only Robin Williams (who is a bat and sings a brilliant rap song), good thoughts about the environment (as in the way it is in this film), the setting (an Australian jungle - you would think if it was about fairies it would be set in Britain - wouldn't you?), good background animation (mainly jungle and trees), good songs (a mixture, including the beautiful and the not-so-beautiful) and a good message (to be good to the environment). The downs/flaws is the fact the main character is annoying (yet for some reason everybody likes her) and the film also drags on slightly. Another flaw is the fact that for one half of the film, everything is pretty cool, chilled and like a fun, normal kid's film, then in the second half of the film the tension becomes very heavy and suddenly everything is so precious and beautiful. Both phases of the film are good of course, but the change is too quick and too noticeable. It is like having balanced meals for a week and then suddenly the next week you are scoffing cakes like there is no tomorrow. The plot is: Most of the characters are fairies and they live in the Australian rainforest. They are very kind to the environment and help things grow. Most of the fairies believe that humans do not exist, but when a bat who has been experimented in a lab tells the fairies of humans, there is one called Crysta (a girl fairy) who wants to see the humans for herself... Good for children, mainly, who do not care much about the environment, but also for people who like Robin Williams and animation in general. Enjoy "Fern Gully: The Last Rainforest"! :-). |
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