The
book of
The Never Ending Story is a parable about the power, both
good and bad, of
imagination.
Dreams, it
relates, are
beautiful,
precious, and
dangerous - we are
heartless to
ignore our
fantasies, but meaningless
fools to lose ourselves
in dreams and ignore what we
care and those we
love.
The movie, in true Hollywood style, glossed over evils to portray unobtainable ideals. The sequel was an ugly distortion. There has been an animated kids' series on HBO that has kept with the storytelling aspects of the book, if not the ethical ones.
no one told me about a 3rd