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100 Years, 100 Critters (By Vote+)
Project #1 -1001 Movies I Must see Before I die- (1167 movies items)" Rating iMDB: My Rating: Genre: The Plot:"
“Amazing film that provides lots of life lessons. It's a touching film for the whole family. Great visuals.”
Academy Award for Best Production Design: 1990s (50 movies items)"Roger Ford (Art Director), Kerrie Brown (Set Decorator) "
Movies Watched in 2016
30 From 95: My Favorite Films From 1995 (30 movies items)"A movie that's about an Australian talking pig that lives on a farm. And to whom everyone refers to as "Babe". Take out the Australian part, and you could be describing my last girlfriend. ('Ey, who do I talk to about having a "ba-dum-tish!" emoticon installed around here, anyway?) "
1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die (1990's) (119 movies items)" Notes: Nowadays, this movie is pretty much forgotten but when it was released, it was a smash hit and it is still one of the most successful movies coming from Australia, if I’m not mistaken. Anyway, even though the whole thing was directed by Chris Noonan, apparently, this movie was a ten-year labor of love for George Miller who wrote and produced this flick. That was rather unexpected. I mean, who would have thought that the guy behind Mad Max would come up with a family feature with a tal"
Favorite Sci-Fi/Fantasy Films: 1994-1995 (42 movies items)" Directed by: Chris Noonan Produced by: George Miller, Bill Miller, and Doug Mitchell Written by: George Miller and Chris Noonan Based on the novel, "The Sheep Pig", by Dick King-Smith Cinematography: Andrew Lesnie Edited by: Marcus D'Arcy and Jay Friedkin Music by: Nigel Westlake Distributed by: Universal Pictures"
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1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die (2020) (1001 movies items)" Notes: Nowadays, this movie is pretty much forgotten but when it was released, it was a smash hit and it is still one of the most successful movies coming from Australia, if I’m not mistaken. Anyway, even though the whole thing was directed by Chris Noonan, apparently, this movie was a ten-year labor of love for George Miller who wrote and produced this flick. That was rather unexpected. I mean, who would have thought that the guy behind Mad Max would come up with a family feature with a tal"
