The Last Unicorn
Fantasy • G • 1982 • 1 hr 33 min
Starring
Mia Farrow, Alan Arkin, Tammy Grimes, Jeff Bridges, Christopher Lee
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Feels nostalgic even tho I never grew up with it or was alive in the 80s
Beautiful story, animation, script, and message. Good old-fashioned animation. A childhood favorite.
Childhood favourite. Slightly dark. And Christopher Lee. I mean come on.
A fairy tale in its purest form. Enchanting, dangerous, dark and beautiful, this is an amazing film
It's not flawless, but I love a dark fairy tale with unicorns, monsters and the voice of Christopher Lee
This is actually a decent children's movie. I could see where the bull could be scary.
When I was younger se parts kinda creeped me out but it was always a good movie
One of my all time favorite vintage animations! Talk about nostalgia!
I saw this movies since I was a little kid, fell in love with it. It's scary but at the same time so magical. I still crysometimesnostalgis
Bizarre animated fairytale with memorable set of characters and an amazing song by America
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