The NeverEnding Story III Page #3

Synopsis: Bastian's dream to get a sibling becomes true when his father re-marries, but soon he has trouble with his new stepsister Nicole and with a gang of school bullies, the Nasties. Hiding in the school library, Bastian finds his favorite book of THE NEVERENDING STORY, where it is later found by Slip, the gang leader. The latter recognizes the power of the book and begins to form Fantasia after his bad intentions. When the chaos becomes worse the Child-like Empress requests Bastian to move back to the real world, get the book back and save Fantasia. Accidentally some Fantasia characters travel with him to reality, but get lost in different places. Meanwhile Slip and the other Nasties spread anarchy. Finally, Bastian gets support from Nicole, who begins to believe in the power of Fantasia.
Director(s): Peter MacDonald
Production: Miramax
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
3.2
G
Year:
1994
95 min
393 Views


show you a thing or two, young man!

Bastian?

Engywook?

Welcome back, me boy!

Ha! Engywook!

Sorry I wrecked your house.

I must've taken

a wrong turn... somewhere.

Ah, yes, well, inter-world travel

is a very imprecise science.

I wrote a paper

on that very subject, didn't I?

Yes, yes!

Alright!

It doesn't look so bad.

I can fix it.

When I get my hands on that slippery

weasel, I'm going to rock his world.

(Pushes over books)

Ah... Yo! Maybe he's hiding

in one of these books!

Yo, Balthazar!

(Chortles)

Did anybody check in there?

Yeah, just a pile of junk.

(HAUNTING, MAGICAL

MUSIC PLAYS)

(MISCHIEVOUS MUSIC PLAYS)

'The Neverending Story'.

Hmm.

Hmm.

Ah!

I don't believe I've read that.

I must put it

on my preferred reading list.

Why don't you put 'Learning to Read'

on your preferred list first?

Why you always dissing me, man?

Why don't you look

into the mirror and find out?

(The others snigger)

Shhhh!

"In order to escape the Nasties..."

The Nasties?

"...Bastian rushed inside the nearest

door of the school library."

(Gasps) The Nasties - that's us!

Now how can something

that's happening right now...

...be in this book?

It ain't possible!

"Slip, the leader of the Nasties,

exclaimed to the others,

"'How can something that's happening

right now be in this book?"'

Yo! I just said that.

(Grunts)

Yeah.

"'Yo! I just said that."'

That is so cool! Let me try.

OK! (Clears throat)

Um... the-the print's too small.

You know what it is?

Your brain is too small.

The print is fine.

"Safe at last

among his tiny little friends,

"Bastian settled in front

of the patched-up gnome hovel,

"chewing on the last tiny morsels

of a gnome-cooked meal.

"When he finished his account

"of what brought him

back to Fantasia,

"Engywook popped a fresh toothpick

in his nearly toothless mouth,

"shook his onion-sized bald head

and sighed to his human friend..."

That's quite a story, young man.

These Nasties

sound downright... nasty!

Are you finished

with your snake patties, dearie?

Snake patties?

Snake! Yeah, I'm finished.

(Laughs nervously)

Where exactly

is the book now, Bastian?

It is in a safe place, isn't it?

(DISTANT WOLF HOWLS

OMINOUSLY)

Well, uh...

"It's safe alright."

(Laughs)

I smell wood burning!

(Laughs)

Well, if Balthazar could make up

anything he wanted to happen

in Fantasia while he read this book,

maybe we could make

a few things happen to him...

...while he's there.

What are we waiting for?

Let's get NASTY!

(All shriek and whoop)

(VIOLENT ROCK MUSIC POUNDS)

What's this?

They said it'd be sunny today.

Oooh! I think I'll take

a raincheck here.

Whoa! Careful!

Watch the leaves, will ya?!

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Jeff Lieberman

Jeff Lieberman (born 1947) is an American film director and screenwriter, known for his cult horror and thriller films, namely Squirm, Blue Sunshine, and Just Before Dawn. more…

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