Honest Trailers | The NeverEnding Story

Honest Trailers | The NeverEnding Story
Voice Narration: Jon Bailey aka Epic Voice Guy
Written by: Spencer Gilbert, Joe Starr, Danielle Radford & Lon Harris
Produced by: Spencer Gilbert & Joe Starr
Edited by: Kevin Williamsen
Post-Production Supervisor: Emin Bassavand
Supervising Producer: Max Dionne
Associate Producer: Ryan O'Toole
Executive Producer: Roth Cornet

#HonestTrailers #BlockbusterSummer

[bellegriffiths]

When I was little i'd always fall asleep like 3 quarters a way into the film, so I convinced myself it actually never ended

[Sixstringman]

The horse scene still makes me sad. Such a well done movie for its time.

[SeanFerree]

"The bowl cut for every male protagonist from 1973 to 1998" 😂

[schattentaenzerin]

"... Bleak, depressing and thoroughly German"?
The autor Michael Ende was actually very disappointed because the movie was too campy, kitschy and Disney.
You ain't seen German until you read the second half of the book ;)

[annabelrhodes]

This is that movie that I watched when I was a kid, and then when I got older I didn't know if it actually existed or if I had just made it up in my mind

[raphaelperry]

So glad you called them out for ignoring the entire second half of the novel.

[StephenKterror]

"...to the point where horses literally drown themselves in sadness."
Bojack:

[switchblade]

'Mr. Simpson, this is the most blatant case of fraudulent advertising since my suit against the film ‘The Neverending Story''

[UC_Fran]

36 years later and I'm still traumatized by him eating the apple core.

[SevenPhotonsFilms]

"And the bowl cut of every young male protagonist form 1973 to 1998".
Wow....amazing how it is actually 100% factual.

[ocantor_bc]

Please say: "Marty... Whatever happens, don't ever go to 2020"

[brookss]

You didn't even touch on the fact he's skipping school and nobody misses him or cares!

[TenPtJackalope]

The Artax scene and the Gmork are why my therapist has such a nice beach house.

[jeremyhulbert]

The second half of the book is sorta hinted at. Bastion gets god-like unlimited wishing power and the very first thing he does is get revenge. He could have wished that his bullies had more empathy for kids weaker than them, but he instead uses a terrifying screaming dragon to exact vengeance. The audience just ignores that because of the triumphant music score, and the awesomeness of Falcor. But if a dark, sinister theme played during that last

[wyatt]

Watching that horse drown again gives me childhood PTSD

[thatladyd.winter]

"That you mostly remember for the amazing Luck Dragon."
Me, having flashbacks of from being a four-year-old and watching the terrifying wolf hiding in the dark cave, growling with his sharp teeth and scary monologue: ...Yes, that's what I remember the most. The dragon.

[benpatterson]

This is probably the most accurate Honest Trailer ever.
Ah, the '80s.

[Jsa]

80's Movies: When it was fine to traumatise your children with PG "kid friendly" movies.

[SuperBC]

"The biggest block of butter we've ever seen."
True. those Germans sure love their butter.

[sladehildebrand]

Do Big Trouble in Little China, this movie was made for an Honest Trailer