C'est pas parce qu'on est petit qu'on peut pas être grand

Titre original : The Great Land of Small

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C'est pas parce qu'on est petit qu'on peut pas être grand (1987)

Family Fantasy

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwo children enter a forest and meet Fritz a leprechaun-like creature, whose gold dust was stolen by a wicked hunter. As the hunter becomes mad, he attempts to capture Fritz and the children... Tout lireTwo children enter a forest and meet Fritz a leprechaun-like creature, whose gold dust was stolen by a wicked hunter. As the hunter becomes mad, he attempts to capture Fritz and the children. who escaped to the Land of Small.Two children enter a forest and meet Fritz a leprechaun-like creature, whose gold dust was stolen by a wicked hunter. As the hunter becomes mad, he attempts to capture Fritz and the children. who escaped to the Land of Small.

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5,2/10

334

MA NOTE

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Récompenses
- 4 nominations au total

Anecdotes
Merlin has been mentioned by name alone in this film.Mythical or not, Merlin was the greatest sorcerer that ever was.According to an old legend, Merlin was in fact a Celtic druid from Wales.He is best known from the legends of king Arthur.

Connexions
Referenced in Best of the Worst: Our VHS Collection (2019)

Bandes originales
The Great Land of Small
Written by G. Trepanier and N. Dube
Adapted and Performed by Nathalie Carsen

Avis des utilisateurs15

Commentaire à la une

I still have nightmares about this film

I was 7 years old when this movie came out, and I was taken to see it with my best friend by his mother. The memories of this film still haunt me to this day. Something about the strange imagery of the film caused it to fuel more nightmares for my childhood mind than freddy krueger or any other ghoul could ever hope to do. For that reason, I don't know whether to endorse the film or not. The imagery in the movie was potent/bizarre/creepy enough to etch itself permanently into my seven year old consciousness, so if you're interested to see what kind of film can do that to a child, I'd have to recommend it.

If not, stay away, especially if you're a kid or have a kid with an (over)active imagination.