THE PAGEMASTER Clip - "The End" (1994) Macauley Culkin
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- THE PAGEMASTER Clip - "The End" (1994) Macauley Culkin
PLOT: A storm forces frightened Richard Tyler (Macaulay Culkin) inside a nearby library for shelter. Mr. Dewey (Christopher Lloyd), the librarian, sees that Richard needs an adventure and tries to give the boy a book, but all Richard wants is a phone. Before he can call his parents (Ed Begley Jr., Mel Harris), Richard slips on the floor, hits his head and passes out. When he wakes up, he finds himself in a fantasy land populated by famous literary characters.
Release date: November 23, 1994 (USA)
Directors: Pixote Hunt, Joe Johnston
CAST: Macaulay Culkin, Christopher Lloyd, Kanin Howell, Alexis Kirschner
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I honestly don’t care what critics say, this movie is a family favorite with me.
critics hate this movie because pro analysis in a commercial sense means saying any movie worth it’s salt is terrible, and it has good music? yeah definitely will be ripped on by critics
I love this movie too regardless of what the critics say.
Richard explain everything he did. 1:37
Bah. Critics.
I grew up on this movie. And I agree wholeheartedly with Lance Plaxton
It is also a great way to get kids to read some of the classics.
"What kind of an adventure would you have had if I had brought you here with the turn of a page?"
He's right. If you skip to the end of a book, you'd never feel the taste of adventure
Yep. With imagination, you become Harry Potter, Jim Hawkins, Sayuri, from Memoirs of a Geisha, and Dr. Jekyll to name but four.
@@ChibiProwl Exactly ^^
@@ChibiProwl And Bilbo and Gandalf
@@rstein926 Harry Hermione Ron
“Reading the last page first? Shame on you!”
- The Joker, Batman: Arkham Asylum (2009)
This movie has a strange energy to it. Very captivating. It felt like a much longer movie when I was a kid, but now it feels too short.
I have a couple of theories about that. We see a lot of horror and a lot of adventure. But when they first enter the fantasy section, they don't show a lot. We see mother goose and Humpty Dumpty, and the dragon. But I feel that section had a lot of potential that was either edited out at the last minute or changed because of something else. Most movies are cut for time or content.
"Look, it's Mother Goose!"
"Hey guuurrrrlll!'
Love that line. Hahaha.
They could've shown what story the dragon was from instead of it just being some random being in the fantasy section.
Same with me.
No waite I'm still a kid at heart.
It does have a strange energy but a classic.
And it definitely could have been on longer.
MaCauley Kevin Home Alone Culkin is one great young brilliant fantastic very good Actor.
He becomes the Characters he plays in all films he is in and he dosnt waste no time.
I mean just look at what he did to those poor Wet Bandits.
If you want a full proof home security system just call Kevin to get full instructions and everything you need to keep out those Wet Bandits.
Christopher Loyed I'm a great fan of from when I first seen him in the old television classic series TAXI.
Page Master is and always will be a real true classic film.
I was also hoping to see where the Dragon came from.
Look at the year this film was out and think now with all the brilliant great fantastic Computer CGI Special effects graffics up to date in 3 D.
If this was made with all of that and a very young Boy look alike for Young MaC.
It would be a smash hit.
I liked it that each “villain” gave their respect to Richard once he made it to the Pagemaster, and listed what he achieved against them.
Well, except the dragon.
@@movinitlikedat45 actually the dragon was in its moment. It was behaving non-aggressive when the boat master summoned it. It was just animalistic.
It’s obvious that they were working for the pagemaster.
This part of the movie, inside the tower, has always felt like such a magical moment to me. The long journey, filled with danger and fear, has come to an end. And what the Pagemaster says is true, what good would a book be if you just skipped straight to the ending? You`d miss out on so much, characters, what they go through throughout the story and all the emotions that there is to experience. I think that might be what has made me love reading books so much. Be it both fantasy or books based on historic events.
It's really an amazing film, isn't it? ^^
I know I never watched it during my childhood, but I wish I had
Plus, you're right about the Pagemaster's worss
it reminds me of this life
This underrated gem is what turned me on to books and libraries.
This movie I always felt that had the best example of the use of the theory “Heroes journey”.
Yes quite literally and it’s perfect for the simplest terms.
Saw it when I was 5. Watching it again at 32. This movie brought a lot of realizations and enlightenment to me at a young age, and as an adult, I still watch it occasionally. :-)
A moral story, for the young to learn and adults to laugh and remember.
or be careful of the weather and stay away from libraries. aside from that, the pagemaster was a A-hole, probably was bored the entire time and wanted to mess with someone and luckily 1 kid shows up that could go missing while nobody else was in that library "exit is somewhere around here but you gotta do three things before that and you might also die so get to it". wonder what would happen if he failed any of them.
Yet you stand before me: a fancy way of saying “but did you die?”
No, but he could have!
@@JoeManzaI don't think so. The 'villains' including the dragon were simply giving Richard a secret test of character to see if he faced his own fears.
When Richard 'defeated' Long John Silver, the latter surrendering in agreement foreshadowed that he was merely helping Richard to prove he was courageous.
This movie was always one of my absolute favorite movies. The beginning with the storm used to scare me because I was 4 at the time and storms are scary. That lightening is why I am STILL scared of it today. But the song Imagine is so beautiful. And Pagemaster is right. What fun and excitement and maturity would he have had if he just ended up at the ending?
I don't care what anyone says the PageMaster is a great movie.
Anyone who says otherwise has no imagination.
3:51 I'm sorry if this kills anyone's perception but I just need to point this out.
You can easily tell Macaulay adjusted his legs down right here and it completely kills the idea that he's asleep.
Yeah it wasn’t really necessary to point out because now cannot unsee 😂
But I am 31 years old and have watched it countlessly so time to adapt I guess 🥲
I always noticed that.
a good moral of this story~what is life worth living if you automatically arrive at the end of the book. Life is an adventure, life is horror and life is filled with fantasy and magic. In life is the path of a journey and in the pages of that journey contains bravery/courage, love, loyalty, wisdom, horror….all the genres of a story hence the Pagemaster with what he says 😌 📚
💎💎💎 I WATCHED THIS IN THE THEATER AS A KID. IT WAS WHEN I WAS RHE SAME AGE AS HIM, AND IT REALLY SPOKE TO ME, THANKS TO ALL THE FILM MAKERS FOR TOUCHING MY LIFE ❤️❤️❤️
Ever noticed there are four actors that have been involved in Star Trek in this movie? There's Whoopie Goldberg, Patrick Stewart, Leonard Nimoy, and even Christopher Lloyd played a villain in a Star Trek movie.
Make it 5 Robert Picardo was in it too
I don't Whoopie was ever in Star Trek
@@mikhailabunidal9146 ua-cam.com/video/w38j0ea8HO4/v-deo.html
@@mikhailabunidal9146 she was in next generation
Also Frank Welker played Horror in this film and I believe he was the voice of Spock's screams in Star Trek III.
This movie reminds me so much of why I love writing stories, especially fiction: there’s a whole world waiting to be created and explored!!
I love this movie! Especially this part!
This movie opened me to the world of books
The Pagemaster reminds me of the sorcerer from Fantasia and Merlin from The Sword In The Stone
Yen Sid (spell it backwards)
@@zurvanmooney4940 Disney
Exactly
A few points of continuity that implies that Richard's adventure wasn't "just a dream"...
At the start of the movie when he first slips on the floor, he was wearing his yellow jacket. Here, at the end, it's nowhere to be found (he shucked it off after the green paint had dripped on it).
The obvious one: Adventure, Fantasy, and Horror fall down with him and are still lying next to him when he wakes up.
His library card is in very rough shape. Considering he'd gotten it relatively recently, that really shouldn't be possible.
And one that's probably just a slight oversight, but I'm still counting it: his body is positioned so his head is about 2 to 3 degrees closer to N on the compass than when he first slipped.
A masterpiece that has stood the test of time and always will.
I wish it was on Disney Plus!
It might be soon.
@@grantcole1898 But that would only happen in North America due to the foreign rights to the film being held by Warner Bros (successor to Turner Pictures)
@@EarlyGene Really?
@@grantcole1898 I'm afraid so.
It will be!!!
Just finished watching this movie. This is godlike animation and storytelling.
The books were fantastic character designs.
Being a kid was having this movie as one of your favorites. Being an adult is still enjoying the movie, and realizing the amount of talent that was involved
Kevin McCallister, Doc Emmett Brown, Captain Picard, Shenzi, Fred, Spock, and Winnie the Pooh in one movie.
One of the absolute BEST movies I have watched in my entire life! 💙💙
The exit!
The checkout!
A happy ending!
One of the most amazing memorable defining pop cultural cross reference scenes in movie history just like Invasion of the Tinysauruses when Richard Tyler's library card fluttered down from the sky by his side and a single pink cherry blossom petal fell from the tree which lands on Littlefoot's face and faints. And the Pagemaster himself returned him from this illusionary mystical fantasy magical out of this place world animated adventure he was in.
This movie did a beautiful job at representing what books do for us. To read a book is to connect to a part of yourself. When you read a book You see it in your head and that’s the first step in becoming the hero of your own story
“You’ve prevailed over evil” I can’t wait to see God at judgement and to hear him tell me that. I’ve lived a jungle life very traumatic experience but I over came EVERY obstacle.
whatever u imagine can come true if you believe
They used to show this film to us in elementary school on Tuesdays and Thursdays. I was about 7 to 11 years old back then. I am now 23.
Can I just nominate the score by James Horner as criminally underrated?
It feels like it belongs in a Don Bluth movie.
@@kryptonianpowers James Horner did do the music for a couple Don Bluth films!
I just noticed something. All these three characters are highlighted and congratulating Richard, and this movie makes them look like they're the main characters....but none of them are the main characters in their stories.
The main protagonist in "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" was Gabriel John Utterson.
The main protagonist in "Moby Dick" was Ishmael.
The main protagonist in "Treasure Island" was Jim Hawkins.
True.
Well, the movie does portray them as "main characters" but does a good job during their respective scenes of portraying them as antagonists, but not necessarily protagonists. It makes it that much more powerful when said antagonists then congratulate Richard for overcoming his fears after meeting them.
I think that was the point:
In the case of the film Richard is all 3 above
Utterson, Ishmael & Hawkins
& in the case of the dragon, the reluctant squire that picked up where the knight left behind
200: Growing up, I forgot Macaulay Culkin was in this movie along with Whoopi Goldberg and Patrick Stewart. I have huge love for this movie. Used to watch it all the time when I was younger
I loved this movie as a child. I had forgetting ask about it. I’m going to show it to my boy and girl when they’re a little older.
I watched this on vhs when i was younger I'm 15
Kid, I watched this on VHS when I was younger and I'm 38!
Kid, you didnt watch this on VHS, dvds were pretty much obsolete by the time you were old enough to understand the movie.
@@dbongoloid9541 he/she/they might have at their grandparents' place. That's where I saw it - on VHS.
@@Xandra1076 even my grandparents got rid of their vcr in 2006, and they didnt even use the dvd player we bought
@@dbongoloid9541 Mine died 2 months ago, with their VHS collection intact.
0:49 on the doors, it reads “look to the books”, the last thing The Pagemaster said to Richard after sending him off on the adventure
And looking to the books was exactly what Richard did!
The world awaits. Godspeed to you and your comrades, boy!
Doctor Jekyll and Mr.Hyde. 2:15
Captain Ahab. 2:24
Long John silver! 2:32
The dragon 🐉 🐲🐉🐲. 2:48
They could possibly be the same being in different forms.
@@EarlyGene 👍🏽 yes.
@@EarlyGene You mean the Pagemaster could've been them the whole time?
Richard in my opinion is a blonde haired Harry Potter while the Pagemaster resembles Dumbledore
That was exactly my thought! Am I the only one who thought that maybe (just maybe) J.K. Rowling saw this movie and then Harry Potter came to her mind?!
I thought so too he was Harry Potter before Harry Potter lol
I thought I was the only one who find it similar but I think Richard is a Combination of Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy lol.
I don't understand why Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert dislikes this movie. I absolutely love it. The VHS intro at the beginning of Once Upon A Forest introduced me to this movie growing up
This movie was fire I remember going to the theaters and seeing it with my two older brothers.
So in other words , he died in that library and came back to life.
You are weird
@@silencelambs1238 And you're gay. 🍒
@@GottagitchaGROOOVEon The gayboy is you for thinking that when you die there is flying books
I just realized this, many years since I watched this movie though, the golden doors say "Look to the Books".
Christopher Lloyd is the voice of Master Xehanort in Kingdom Hearts 3 Re:Mind
*GREAT SCOTT INTENSIFIES*
I hope this film gets added to Disney Plus.
All the villains congratulates Richie for his bravery. 2:52 I always wonder what the dragon said
Since it doesn’t speak, it was probably just proud of Richard for this accomplishments.
Nostalgia...pure Nostalgia
Richard mentions Hyde/Jekyll, the pirates, and the dragon but makes no mention of Moby Dick. Kinda disappointing, in my opinion
Love this movie full of magic and adventure with a young boy ❤
You got a help him!
this movie is better than what critics say
a cynical mind would say the pagemaster endangered a young child, but that ignores the entire journey and the growth he had on his way to accomplish a goal.
as another wise figure once said "Wisdom is never granted, it must be EARNED. sometimes at a cost"
for Richard his adventure and the dangers he faced helped him to build up his courage so that he can return to the real world inspired to be better, such is the power of storytelling, be it a book, a game, or from word of mouth, a story can inspire one to be the best version of themselves.
had the pagemaster brought him to the exit, Richard would still be the same as he was when the adventure started, he would have gained nothing to bring back with him to reality
This whole adventure was no dream. Richard missing his jacket and the three books near him are proof.
A great movie growing up!
It's weird seeing Christopher Lloyd look so much younger
“Are you alright?”
“Whoa! It’s Christopher Lloyd!”
He didn´t mentioned that he was almost killed by white whale.
@2:08 THINK, BOY, THINK!
Shane's alive period.
Doc is always hanging with young lads.
Such childhood nostalgia
Brings back some memories
Oh wow, this movie can out a year after I was born.
Cool!
At the end, we see the books’ shadows at the tree house
Even though they are inanimate in the real world, they are actually still alive.
When fantasy went "baby to you're the greatest": wasn't that in a sitcom?
Yep - "The Honeymooners" by Jackie Gleason, aired in the 50's. It's a classic.
I just realized: This is the 1990s version of The Wizard of Oz except they literally wrote in a comeback for those snooty critics that ask "Why didn't the wizard/witch just bring the protagonist to where they're supposed to go?" the answer is at 2:08. Even then, this is still a decent movie.
I loved this movie as kid. Screw the critics.
Bun Film de aventură 📽️👍
I used watch it when I was a kid good old nostalgia I had
David Kirschner the creator of An American Tail comes The Pagemaster
Pagemaster: You took quite a spill, young man.
Dr. Jekyll: You prevailed over evil.
Captain Ahab: Ah, you looked Moby Dick in the eye boy.
Long John Silver: Ah, you had pirate stuff me lad. And don't no one speak any different
Dragon: (Roar of respect)
I used to watch this a lot as a kid!
I thought this movie was nothing more than a dream when I was a kid lol
I just had a dream last night about Sophiana, Dart, and Paul Rocco being whisked away in a magical tornado at 3:31. It took them back home to the North Pole safe and sound.
I'm gonna tell you guys a story about a bad movie experience I had and how James Horner's music helped me through the ordeal and get untraumatized.
I had a traumatic movie experience with 4 movies. The first movie was The Stepfather (2009), the trailer traumatized me cause I thought Amber Heard's character was gonna die but when I watched the movie she didn't. Then it was Hostel Part II the part where Bijou Phillips' character was tortured, then Us (2019) the Tyler's deaths scene and finally It Came From The Desert the swimsuit striptease scene. As a result of watching these 4 movies I was afraid to watch new movies but then I mustered the courage to watch Watership Down and to my surprise it didn't traumatize me like the four movies did and my confidence was restored. Then one fateful night I had a nightmare with Us. After I woke up I became obsessed with Us and I wanted to watch it again and I was thinking about it, I imagined James Horner's music in my head and so I rewatched the four movies and conquered my fears. After this I was no longer traumatized by the four movies.
As I close my eyes listening to this I can just imagine this movie in my oculus bigscreen app. I’m thinking grand 🎭 would suit this movie well.
The pagemaster reminds me that of wizard of oz
Shane.
Wait....anybody ever notice that this is the second film Christopher Lloyd did that combined live-action with animation?
First, 'cause Anastasia came next
@@netherfreakultima4498 Uh, no. Second because "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" came in the 80's.
@@DeadhunterThe oh...in that case, I stand corrected
Forgot about that tbh
@@netherfreakultima4498 And there's live action in Anastasia?
@@DeadhunterThe i meant the animated film
Do you really think, they’ll be crossover Cartoons: Supernoobs vs. The Pagemaster
Pirate stuff me Lad!
No doubt that Richard Tyler faced his fears as a true hero.
Tell me. Page master.
I'm a wizard
Supernoobs vs. The Pagemaster of Season 6
2002 Spider-Man
2018 Incredibles 2
I need this on blu ray
This and Anastasia (1997) were my best movies
Anastasia introduced Meg Ryan (Top Gun, Innerspace, D.O.A., Sleepless in Seattle, Joe vs. the Volcano) to the entire world of animation which she is hired by Don Bluth
“Think boy! What kind of an adventure would you have had if I brought you here with the turn of a page!!”
God’s explanation to people complaining of there suffering lives in a nutshell LOL
Shane destroyed the dragon.
Can we see some clips from Once Upon A Forest?
Rene Simon
Wow you wonderful hero boy 💋💘💗❤
Anyone else think that the dragon towards the end of the film is supposed to be the dragon from “Beowulf”?
Was that a Home Alone reference at 1:57?
didn't Richard have his jacket on when he slipped? what happened to it?
The dragon scene always scared me when I was a kid
Why do I get the feeling this is what happens when we die and meet the Heavenly Creator