-
- Morning, Bastian.
- Morning, dad.
-
Ow!
-
Mm.
-
I had another dream, dad.
-
About mom.
-
I understand, son.
-
But we have to get on
with things, right?
-
Bastian, we each
have responsibilities.
-
And we can't let mom's death..
-
...be an excuse for not getting
the old job done, right?
-
Yeah.
-
Son, I think it's time
you and I had a little talk.
-
I got a call from your
math teacher, yesterday.
-
She says that you were..
-
...drawing horses
in your math book.
-
Unicorns. They were unicorns.
-
What?
-
Nothing.
-
She also says that you haven't
been turning in
-
your homework on time.
-
And I'm very disappointed
that you didn't even
-
try out for the swimming team.
-
'As to those riding lessons
you wanted..'
-
'You say you love horses
and yet you seem'
-
to be afraid
to get on a real one.
-
Now, Bastian, you're old enough
to get your head down
-
out of the clouds
and...start keeping
-
'both feet
on the ground, right?'
-
Okay.
-
Stop daydreaming.
Start facing your problems.
-
Okay?
-
- Okay.
- Okay.
-
Yeah, I think
we've had...a nice talk.
-
We should have more.
-
You have a good day, son.
Don't be late for school again.
-
But y-yesterday I wasn't..
-
'Hey, it's the weirdo.'
-
Hey, weirdo,
got any cash for us today?
-
- Let's get him!
- Yeah!
-
Hey! Where're you goin'?
-
'You're dead, weirdo!'
-
Can't get away, you jerk!
-
You're dead, chicken!
We're gonna get you!
-
- Where's your money, man?
- I don't have any!
-
No money? Mama's boy's
holdin' out on us.
-
If you ain't got no money on
you, you go in the garbage can.
-
No!
-
- Yeah, alright!
- Way to go!
-
'Maybe the chicken
can lay an egg in there.'
-
'Hey, man, who said
you can get out of the garbage?'
-
Get back in there!
-
No, not again.
No, not again!
-
'Where do you
think you're going, wimp?'
-
'Hey, where'd he go?'
-
- 'He went that way.'
- 'Which way?'
-
'That way!'
-
'Get outta
here! I don't like kids.'
-
Are you still here, didn't you
hear what I said, boy?
-
Um, I was, uh..
-
- 'You're hiding, aren't you?'
- No, I was jus--
-
The video arcade
is down the street.
-
Here we just sell
small rectangular objects.
-
They're called books.
-
'They require
a little effort on your part'
-
and make
no bee-bee-bee-bee-beeps.
-
- On your way, please.
- I know books!
-
I have 186 of them at home.
-
- Ah! Comic books.
- 'No.'
-
I've read "Treasure Island,"
"The Last Of The Mohicans"
-
"Wizard Of Oz,"
"Lord Of The Rings"
-
"20,000 Leagues
Under The Sea," "Tarzan.."
-
Ooh ooh oh.. Come.
-
Who were you running away from?
-
Um, just some kids from school.
-
Why?
-
They wanna throw me
in the garbage.
-
Why don't you give 'em
a good punch in the nose, hm?
-
Well, I don't know.
-
What's that book about?
-
Oh, this is something...special.
-
Well, what is it?
-
Look..
-
Your books are safe.
-
By reading them,
you get to become
-
Tarzan, or Robinson Crusoe..
-
But that's what
I like about 'em.
-
Ah, but afterwards you get
to be a little boy again.
-
Wh-what do you mean?
-
Listen..
-
Have you ever been..
-
...Captain Nemo
-
trapped inside your submarine
-
while the giant squid
is attacking you?
-
Yes.
-
Weren't you afraid
you couldn't escape?
-
But it's only a story.
-
That's what I'm talking about.
-
The ones you read...are safe.
-
And that one isn't?
-
Don't worry about it.
-
But, but you just said it was..
-
Forget about it.
-
This book...is not for you.
-
'Coreander's.'
-
'Oh, yes.
What can I do for you?'
-
'No, I don't, I don't have it'
-
'but I can find it for you.'
-
'Well, their run
may be 300, 375..'
-
'Might take me
a couple of weeks.'
-
Good-bye.
-
'Math test. Oh, no.'
-
"It was midnight
in the Howling Forest.
-
"The wind whistled through
the tops of the ancient trees.
-
"Suddenly, something enormous
-
crashed and rumbled
through the eerie woods."
-
Ah!
-
What's that?
-
Excuse me.
-
Would it be alright
if I joined you this evening?
-
You see, I've been
traveling all day.
-
Ah!
-
Mm. Mm. M..
-
Aha!
-
Now I see why
you picked this camp.
-
- Now..
- Oh...oh..
-
Oh. Oh, no!
-
Oh!
-
A delicious looking
limestone rock.
-
Mm. Mm. Mm. Mm.
-
Nice bouquet.
-
Must be a real vintage year.
-
Yes, you're right.
-
Those delicious rocks
are the reason
-
we camped here, alright.
-
- Is he, ssst, a nut case?
- No, he's a rock biter.
-
- A rock bi.. A rock biter!
- Sh-sh!
-
Hey!
-
- Now..
- Ah!
-
- 'Oops. Sorry.'
- Poor baby.
-
'Pardon me. Mm.'
-
'That was limestone,
with a dash of quartz.'
-
Very tasty.
-
Where-where I come
from in the north
-
we used to have exquisite
gourmet rocks.
-
Only now..
-
Now..
-
..they're all gone.
-
I know how it happened.
-
Oh! I-I swear it wasn't me.
-
No. I think I know
what it was. Tell us more!
-
Near my home there used to be
a beautiful lake
-
but then..
-
..then it, it was gone.
-
Did the lake...dry up?
-
No, it just wasn't
there anymore.
-
Nothing was there anymore.
-
Not even a dried-up lake.
-
- A hole?
- A hole would be something.
-
No, it was nothing.
-
And it got bigger and bigger.
-
'First, there was no lake
anymore and then, finally..'
-
...no rocks.
-
If he keeps
stuffing his face like that
-
soon there won't be
any rocks here either.
-
Night Hob,
this could be serious!
-
Rock Biter,
what you have told us
-
is also happening
where I live in the west.
-
A strange sort of nothing
is destroying everything.
-
Yes. We Night Hobs live in
the south, and it's there too.
-
So, it's, its not just
-
in our part of Fantasia?
-
Maybe, it's already everywhere.
-
Ah.
-
Maybe our whole land
is in danger.
-
What can we do?
-
My people are sending me
to the Ivory Tower
-
to The Empress for help.
-
- We are on the same--
- We are.. Sh-sh!
-
We are on the same mission.
-
After all, if The Empress
can't save us, who could?
-
'Then why are
we all just sitting around here'
-
instead of taking off
for the Ivory Tower?
-
- Right!
- Ah!
-
What are we waiting for?
-
Yes! Yes! Let's go now.
-
Hey, wake up.
-
Come on, old girl.
-
We can't just hang around here.
-
Wake up. Ready for take-off.
-
Oh, stupid bat!
-
We can't wait for a snail.
-
Can I carry you?
-
Don't worry,
it's a racing snail.
-
'Oh.'
-
But, but, but we can't
even wait for a racing snail.
-
Tally-ho!
-
Hey...it really
is a racing snail.
-
And nobody gives a hoot
about me and my stupid bat.
-
Maybe I'll take a few
-
of these yummy gourmet rocks,
uh, for the road.
-
Ah.
-
Oh, no.
-
The Nothing.
-
Look.
-
There it is.
-
The heart of Fantasia.
-
I never knew
it was that beautiful.
-
Oh.
-
Stay awake!
-
I told you to stay awake!
-
The home of The Empress.
-
She's our only hope.
-
Friends, I know
why you are all here.
-
The Nothing..
-
...is destroying our world.
-
I also know
that you have come to beseech..
-
...The Empress for help.
-
But I..
-
...I have terrible news.
-
The empress herself
has become deathly ill.
-
Ooh.
-
There seems to be
a mysterious link
-
between her illness
and The Nothing.
-
She's dying.
-
So she cannot save...us.
-
But there just
might be one chance.
-
The Plainspeople who hunt
the purple buffalo
-
have among them a great warrior,
and he alone has a chance
-
to fight The Nothing
and save us.
-
He is our only hope.
-
His name..
-
...is Atreyu.
-
Atreyu.
-
"The empress had already
sent for the great warrior.
-
"When he finally appeared
on the terrace
-
"of the Ivory Tower,
he carried with him
-
the hopes of all Fantasia."
-
Heh. Huh. Huh?
-
A little boy.
-
I'm sorry
-
but this is not the time
nor place for children.
-
I must ask you to leave.
-
If you don't want me here,
you shouldn't have sent for me.
-
- Is he a nut case?
- It was not you we sent for.
-
- We wanted Atreyu.
- I am Atreyu.
-
Not Atreyu the child,
Atreyu the warrior!
-
I'm the only Atreyu
of the Plainspeople.
-
But I'll be happy to go back
hunting the purple buffalo.
-
No, wait!
-
Come back, please.
-
If you really
are the Atreyu we sent for
-
you would be willing
to go on a quest?
-
Yes. Of course.
-
What kind of a quest?
-
To find a cure for The Empress.
-
And to save our world.
-
No one can give you
any advice except this.
-
You must go alone.
-
You must leave
all your weapons behind.
-
It will be very dangerous.
-
Is there any chance of success?
-
I do not know.
-
But if you fail,
The Empress will surely die.
-
And our whole world
will be utterly destroyed.
-
When do I begin?
-
Now. And you must hurry, Atreyu.
-
The Nothing
grows stronger every day.
-
Take this.
-
The AURYN.
-
'He who wears the
AURYN speaks for The Empress.'
-
'It will guide and protect you.'
-
- Wake up!
- Farewell, Atreyu!
-
Take care.
-
"At the same time,
elsewhere in Fantasia
-
"a creature of darkness
-
also began his quest."
-
"They had been traveling
aimlessly for almost a week
-
"but they could not find
a cure for The Empress.
-
"Neither Atreyu,
nor his horse, Artax
-
"had the vaguest suspicion
that the creature of darkness
-
the Gmork, was already
tracking them down."
-
What is it, Artax?
-
Is it time to...go, already?
-
Oh. I know what you want.
-
It's time to eat. Hm?
-
Good idea.
-
No. It's a great idea!
-
No. Not too much.
-
We still have a long way to go.
-
"Atreyu and Artax had searched
the Silver Mountains
-
"the Desert of Shattered Hopes
and the Crystal Towers
-
"without success.
-
"And so, there was only
one chance left.
-
"To find Morla
-
"the Ancient One
-
"the wisest being in Fantasia
-
"whose home
was the Shell Mountain
-
"somewhere in the deadly
-
Swamps of Sadness."
-
Come on, boy. Come on.
-
That's it.
-
That's it, boy.
-
It's okay.
-
"Everyone knew that whoever
let the sadness overtake him
-
would sink into the swamp."
-
You're doing fine, Artax.
-
'That's right.'
-
Come on, Artax.
-
What's the matter?
-
What's wrong?
-
Come on, boy.
-
What's the matter?
-
I understand.
-
It's too difficult for you.
-
Artax, you're sinking!
-
Come on! Turn around!
You have to! Now!
-
Come on! Artax!
-
Fight against the sadness,
Artax.
-
Artax, please.
-
You're letting the sadness
of the swamps get to you.
-
You have to try.
You have to care.
-
For me.
-
You're my friend.
-
I love you.
-
Artax! Stupid horse!
-
You got to move or you'll die!
-
Move. Please.
-
I won't give up. Don't quit!
-
Artax! No!
-
The Shell Mountain.
-
Morla, the Ancient One.
-
Morla.
-
Morla!
-
Ah!
-
Ah!
-
Huh?
-
Hm.
-
But that's impossible.
-
They couldn't have heard me.
-
Are you Morla, the Ancient One?
-
Not that it matters..
-
...but yes.
-
Please help me, Morla.
-
Do you recognize this?
-
Well..
-
...we haven't seen
-
the AURYN in a long time.
-
We?
-
Is there someone else here too?
-
We haven't spoken to anyone else
-
for thousands of years
-
'so we started talking'
-
to ourselves.
-
Morla, I bring terrible news.
-
Did you know The Empress
is very ill?
-
Not that it matters..
-
...but yes.
-
Actually, we don't care.
-
If I don't save her, she'll die!
-
There's a terrible Nothing
sweeping over the land.
-
Don't you care about that?
-
We don't even care..
-
...whether or not we care.
-
- Do you have a cold?
- No.
-
We're allergic
-
to youth.
-
You know how I can help
The Empress, don't you?
-
Not that it matters..
-
...but yes.
-
If you don't tell me
and The Nothing keeps coming
-
you'll die too! Both of you!
-
Die?
-
'That, at least'
-
would be something.
-
Please help me.
You said you knew the answer..
-
'We are tired of sneezing.'
-
'Go away! Nothing matters.'
-
That's not true.
-
If it didn't really matter
to you, you could tell me.
-
- Clever boy.
- Tell me, please!
-
We don't know.
-
But you can ask
-
'the Southern Oracle.'
-
How can I get there?
-
You can't.
-
It's 10,000
-
'miles away.'
-
But that's so far.
-
That's right.
-
Forget it.
-
Give up.
-
No.
-
Atreyu wouldn't quit now.
-
Ah.
-
Oh, boy.
-
"After days and nights
of unconsciousness
-
"Atreyu slowly opened his eyes
-
"and found himself
in strange surroundings.
-
He was clean
and his wounds were dressed."
-
Huh?
-
Phew.
-
Leaving so soon?
-
Hm?
-
I-I, I was just going to..
-
I-I, I have to..
-
- I was trying to--
- Sneak away?
-
'Yeah.'
-
I, I mean, no, no.
-
- I like children.
- For breakfast?
-
Never.
-
I'm a luck dragon.
-
'My name is Falkor.'
-
- And my name is--
- Atreyu.
-
And you're on a quest.
-
How did you know that?
-
You were unconscious..
-
...and you talked in your sleep.
-
What?
-
Could you...get around
-
and scratch behind my right ear?
-
I can never quite reach it.
-
- Here?
- Uh..
-
Yeah...yeah!
-
Oh!
-
That's so good.
-
Thank you.
-
So, little fellow
-
you're on your way
to the Southern Oracle?
-
Yes.
-
But it's hopeless.
It's too far away.
-
Oh, I wouldn't
necessarily say that.
-
You, you know how to get there?
-
Why, sure.
It's right around the corner.
-
How did all this happen?
-
With luck.
-
You've already brought me
the entire 10,000 miles?
-
No.
-
Only 9,891
-
'as the dragon flies.'
-
You're amazing!
-
Having a luck dragon with you
-
is the only way
to go on a quest.
-
Things will work out fine,
Atreyu.
-
Never give up
-
and good luck will find you.
-
It's good to have
a friend again.
-
Hm. Hm.
-
You have more than one.
-
Look.
-
Hm..
-
Get out of my light, wench!
-
You're disturbing
my scientific work.
-
You and your scientific work.
-
What the boy needs now
is one of my potions.
-
The boy will need my scientific
advice much more.
-
Yes, yes,
but not until he's well.
-
- Get back to your own corner--
- I'm going this way.
-
I'm always finding you
in my place.
-
Ah! He's well.
-
Now it's my turn with him.
-
Oh, no, you don't!
-
I'll decide when he's well.
-
It's your turn
when I say it's your turn.
-
Well, little man, still in pain?
-
Mm, a little, but it's alright.
-
I like that.
-
The patient telling the doctor
it's alright.
-
It has to hurt if it's to heal.
-
Here.
-
Drink that.
-
- Ugh!
- Good, hm?
-
That's my bat-wing broth.
-
There's eye of newt in there,
tree mold, old lizard brains
-
scales from a rancid
sea serpent.
-
Just where did you
and your dragon come from?
-
What are you on to?
-
Anything of interest
to the scientific community?
-
My name is Atreyu. I came here
to find the Southern Oracle.
-
- Oh!
- Here we go again.
-
You've come
to the right place, my boy.
-
I am somewhat of an expert
on the Southern Oracle.
-
"It is my scientific
specialty."
-
It's my scientific specialty.
-
Why don't you sit down
and be quiet for once?
-
- You keep quiet, wench.
- Oh!
-
It's now my turn.
-
My name is Engywook.
Uh, she's Urgl.
-
Ever heard of me?
-
- I don't think so.
- Oh.
-
You don't move
in scientific circles.
-
I am the expert
on the Southern Oracle.
-
Oh, you've come
to the right place, my boy!
-
There's no fool
like an old fool.
-
Wait! Stay here.
-
The observatory.
-
To the winch, wench.
-
Come on, lazybones!
Can't you go any faster?
-
I've been studying the mysteries
-
of the Southern Oracle
for years.
-
Some day I'll publish my book
-
"A Century of Studying
the Southern Oracle
-
"by Professor Engywook.
-
Volume One, The Early Years."
-
Have you ever been
to the Southern Oracle?
-
Eh, what do you think?
-
I work scientifically.
-
Look.
-
Is that the Southern Oracle?
-
Oh, no.
-
It's the first of the two gates
you must pass through
-
before you reach
the Southern Oracle
-
and get me the final
information for my book.
-
Of course...most people..
-
...never get that far.
-
Why?
-
The Sphinxes' eyes
-
stay closed until someone
-
who does not feel his own worth
tries to pass by.
-
Ah!
-
Here comes one that looks fancy.
-
Let's see what he really
thinks of himself.
-
Look, look.
-
Hee-hee! Go on, scaredy-cat!
-
Oh, go on!
-
Oh, it's my turn. Let me see.
-
I'm the scientist.
-
He's going on.
-
I think he's gonna make it.
-
The Sphinxes' eyes
-
are they open or shut?
-
Let, let me see!
-
'They're shut.'
-
Oh, is he in?
-
- No, wait!
- Huh?
-
The eyes are opening!
-
Oh, no!
-
Did he make it, did he?
-
No.
-
Fancy armor doesn't help.
-
The Sphinxes can see
-
straight into your heart.
-
'Listen, boy, next time,
let me see what happens.'
-
It's my telescope.
-
- I'm gonna try.
- No!
-
Don't go yet. I have not
told you about the next gate.
-
It's even worse than this one.
-
Atreyu!
-
Atreyu!
-
Oh, oh, oh..
-
He'll never make it.
He'll never make it!
-
Oh, no!
Don't start to doubt yourself.
-
Be confident!
-
Be confident.
-
Be confident!
-
Run, Atreyu, run!
-
Run, Atreyu!
-
Run! Now!
-
He made it! He made it!
-
He made it!
-
Ha ha ha..
-
He made it!
He made it!
-
You could do with a dose
of juicy vitamins, too.
-
He made it!
-
Atreyu, he made it
through the Sphinx gate.
-
- I always said he could do it.
- Oh, good!
-
But that's no reason for you
to fall out of the basket again.
-
- Oh, tssh!
- I knew he would be safe.
-
Nonsense!
You don't understand anything.
-
The worst one is coming up.
-
Next is the Magic Mirror Gate.
-
Atreyu must face his true self.
-
So what?
That won't be too hard for him.
-
Argh! That's what
everyone thinks.
-
But kind people find
that they are cruel.
-
Brave men discover
that they are really cowards.
-
Confronted with their
true selves
-
most men run away screaming!
-
Now, this is going too far.
-
What if they..
-
...really do know
about me in Fantasia?
-
The Southern Oracle?
-
Do not be
afraid. We will not harm you.
-
We have been waiting
for you a long time
-
Atreyu.
-
Are you the Southern Oracle?
-
Yes, we are.
-
Then you must know
what can save Fantasia.
-
Yes, we do.
-
Well, what is it?
I have to know!
-
The empress..
-
needs..
-
...a new name.
-
A new name, that's all?
-
But that's easy!
-
I can give her
any name she wants.
-
No one from Fantasia..
-
...can do it.
-
Only a human child..
-
...can give her this new name.
-
Huh?
-
A human child,
where can I find one?
-
'You can only find one..'
-
'...beyond the boundaries
of Fantasia.'
-
'If you want to save
our world..'
-
'...you must hurry!'
-
'We don't know..'
-
'...how much longer we can
withstand The Nothing.'
-
Falkor! Falkor!
-
'Hurry, Falkor!
'The Nothing's everywhere.'
-
Don't worry.
-
We'll reach the boundaries
of Fantasia.
-
- Do you know where they are?
- 'I have no idea.'
-
Then how do we find
a human child?
-
With luck.
-
'Faster, Falkor,
faster! We have to hurry.'
-
Alright, hang on tight!
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Aah!
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Oh!
-
Wow!
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Yaah!
-
Oh!
-
What a shame they don't ask me.
-
My mother
-
she had such a wonderful name.
-
"On and on they flew
until they reached
-
"the Sea of Possibilities
-
where they could go
no further."
-
'Look, Atreyu. The Nothing!'
-
Aargh..
-
Falkor!
-
Atreyu, Atreyu!
-
Atreyu.
-
Huh!
-
Falkor!
-
Falkor!
-
Where are you?
-
Falkor.
-
Atreyu! Where are you?
-
Atreyu!
-
Falkor!
-
- Falkor.
- Atreyu!
-
Hm.
-
'They look like big'
-
good, strong hands..
-
...don't they?
-
I always thought
-
that's what they were.
-
Uh...my little friends.
-
'The little man
with his racing snail'
-
the Night Hob
-
even the stupid bat.
-
'I couldn't hold on to them.'
-
'The Nothing'
-
pulled them right out
of my hands.
-
I failed.
-
No, you didn't fail.
I'm the one who failed.
-
I was the one chosen
to stop The Nothing.
-
But I lost the AURYN.
-
I can't find my luck dragon.
-
So I won't be able to get beyond
the boundaries of Fantasia.
-
Listen.
-
The Nothing..
-
...will be here any minute.
-
I will just sit here
-
and let it take me away, too.
-
They look..
-
...like good..
-
...strong...hands..
-
...don't they?
-
Um.
-
Aah!
-
Morla?
-
Artax!
-
Artax.
-
If you come any closer..
-
...I will rip you to shreds.
-
Who are you?
-
I am Gmork.
-
And you, whoever you are..
-
...can have the honor
of being my last victim.
-
I will not die easily.
-
I am a warrior.
-
Hah! Brave warrior.
-
- Then fight The Nothing.
- But I can't!
-
I can't get beyond
the boundaries of Fantasia.
-
What's so funny about that?
-
Fantasia..
-
...has no boundaries.
-
That's not true.
You're lying!
-
Foolish boy!
-
Don't you know anything
about Fantasia?
-
It's the world of human fantasy.
-
Every part..
-
...every creature of it
-
is a piece of the dreams
and hopes of mankind.
-
Therefore..
-
...it has no boundaries.
-
But why is Fantasia dying then?
-
Because people have begun
to lose their hopes
-
and forget their dreams.
-
So The Nothing grows stronger.
-
What is The Nothing?
-
It's the emptiness that's left.
-
It is like a despair
-
destroying this world.
-
And I have been trying
to help it.
-
But why?
-
Because people
who have no hopes..
-
...are easy to control.
-
And whoever has the control..
-
...has the power.
-
Who are you, really?
-
I am the servant..
-
...of the power
behind The Nothing.
-
I was sent to kill the only one
-
who could have stopped
The Nothing.
-
'I lost him
in the Swamps of Sadness.'
-
His name..
-
...was Atreyu.
-
'If we're about to die anyway'
-
'I'd rather die fighting!'
-
Come for me, Gmork!
-
I am Atreyu!
-
Falkor!
-
Falkor!
-
Atreyu!
-
'Got you!'
-
Pfft!
-
That was the end of Fantasia.
-
Only a few fragments
of this once
-
rich and beautiful world
-
had been left by The Nothing.
-
'Good old Falkor.'
-
'Can you see anything?'
-
'Anything at all?'
-
'No.'
-
All the land is gone.
-
I know.
-
And all because I failed.
-
You tried.
-
Do you suppose the Ivory Tower
is still standing?
-
Let's hope so, Atreyu.
-
Let's hope so.
-
Let the AURYN guide you.
-
If the Ivory Tower still stands
-
take us there.
-
Falkor!
-
The Ivory Tower!
-
The Empress..
-
Go on.
-
Atreyu.
-
Why do you look so sad?
-
I have failed you, Empress.
-
No, you haven't.
-
You brought him with you.
-
Who?
-
The Earthling child.
-
The one..
-
...who can save us all.
-
You knew about
the Earthling child?
-
Of course.
-
I knew everything.
-
My horse died, I nearly drowned
-
I just barely got away
from The Nothing.
-
For what? To find out
what you already knew?
-
It was the only way
to get in touch
-
with an Earthling.
-
But I didn't get in touch
with an Earthling!
-
Yes, you did.
-
He has suffered with you.
-
He went through everything
you went through.
-
And now, he has come here
-
with you.
-
He is very close
-
listening
-
to every word...we say.
-
What?
-
Where is he?
-
If he's so close,
why doesn't he arrive?
-
He doesn't realize
he's already a part of
-
The Never-Ending Story.
-
"The Never-Ending Story"?
-
What's that?
-
Just as he is sharing
all your adventures
-
'others are sharing his.'
-
They were with him
-
when he hid from the boys
-
in the bookstore.
-
But that's impossible!
-
They were with him
when he took the book
-
with the AURYN symbol
on the cover
-
in which he's reading
-
his own story..
-
...right now.
-
I can't believe it.
-
They can't be talking about me.
-
What will happen
if he doesn't appear?
-
Then our world will disappear..
-
...and so will I.
-
How could he let that happen?
-
He doesn't understand
that he's the one
-
who has the power to stop it.
-
'He simply can't imagine'
-
that one little boy
could be that important.
-
Is it really me?
-
Maybe he doesn't know
what he has to do!
-
What do I have to do?
-
He has to give me a new name.
-
He's already chosen it.
-
He just has to call it out.
-
But it's only a story.
-
It's not real.
-
It's only a story.
-
Atreyu, no!
-
'Atreyu!'
-
Bastian..
-
...why don't you do what
you dream, Bastian?
-
But I can't, I have to keep
my feet on the ground.
-
Call my name.
-
Bastian..
-
...please!
-
Save us!
-
Alright! I'll do it!
-
I'll save you.
-
I will do what I dream!
-
Moon Child!
-
Why is it so dark?
-
In the
beginning, it is always dark.
-
What is that?
-
'One grain of sand.'
-
It is all that remains
of my vast empire.
-
Fantasia has totally
disappeared?
-
Yes.
-
Then everything's been in vain.
-
No, it hasn't.
-
Fantasia can arise anew
-
from your dreams and wishes,
Bastian.
-
How?
-
Open your hand.
-
What are you going to wish for?
-
I don't know.
-
Then there will be no Fantasia..
-
...anymore.
-
How many wishes do I get?
-
As many as you want.
-
And the more wishes you make
-
the more magnificent
Fantasia will become.
-
Really?
-
Try it.
-
Then my first wish is..
-
Yeah!
-
Falkor, it's even more beautiful
than I thought!
-
- Like it?
- Falkor, it's wonderful!
-
Falkor, it's like The Nothing
never was.
-
Look!
-
Atreyu and Artax!
-
What would you like
to wish for next?
-
Yes, yeah!
-
Look, there they are!
-
It's a monster!
-
Get 'em, Falkor!
-
Let's see how you like it,
chickens!
-
Down here.
-
We're gonna get you, guys!
-
Bastian made many other wishes
-
and had many other
amazing adventures
-
before he finally returned
to the ordinary world.
-
But that's another story.