ANASTASIA Clip - 'Gone Forever' (1997) Don Bluth

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ANASTASIA is the animation movie by Don Bluth.

PLOT: The last surviving child of the Russian Royal Family joins two con men to reunite with her grandmother, the Dowager Empress, while the undead Rasputin seeks her death.

RELEASE DATE: 21 November 1997 (USA)

GENRE: Animation, Adventure, Drama

WRITERS: Susan Gauthier, Bruce Graham

CAST: Meg Ryan, John Cusack, Christopher Lloyd

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[vulpixfairy]

I now cry when I see the poor girl cry and begging her grandmother not to let her go. A bump on her head and a lifetime of memories was nearly lost.

[norakbubbles]

This movie may be historically inaccurate but it's so underrated and so so good. This scene alone is so tragic and so intense with the animation and the music

[samcochran]

As I child, I liked to believe that the imposter who everyone had believed was the real Anastasia, but as an adult, I sadly know that they did DNA testing on the corpses of the royal family and all the imposters, and none of them matched the family, and later, they did find the body of the real Anastasia, who was killed and buried with her family.

[ashlynwolff]

Children: Crying because of Anastasia loosing her grandmother
Adults: Crying because of history's events

[aeoligarlic]

The royal family massacre scene still gives me chills. Also selling your soul to the devil still won't make you immune to the cold siberian waters

[sadierice]

This movie is spectacular, but don’t take it as history. Also I love the costumes!

[rosegirl]

Rest in peace Angela Lansbury, you were a big part of my childhood thanks to this movie

[zoeliepierret]

My favorite part ever is at 02:06 because of this part of the chorus that is just awesome and dramatic, it shows the fact that Anastasia and Maria were saved at the perfect time. But the other fact that makes me SCREAM is Dimitri here, he doesn't hesitate to save them when he just could save himself and getting away. He takes the risk of literally being KILLED by the others for them and when he gets hurt and falls on the ground, it's so symbolic for me because it reveals he is kind and good from the beginning.

[disneyvillainrocket]

Rasputin’s curse scene is more scarier than maleficent’s curse scene

[coll]

1:49 I never realized those were gunshots. I thought it was something crashing like a door

Never really thought about how there’s basically a massacre happening right there

[whizofdisguise]

As a child the palace siege and Anastasia and her grandmother's escape terrified me. Even today, those scenes give me anxiety

[Nighlocktheawesome]

0:39 I love that Nikolas looks at his family as soon as he hears Rasputin's threat. A great way to show how much he loves his family.

[Edmonton-ofec]

1:50 I never noticed this when watching the movie when I was young, but you can here the shots that kill Anastasia and Maria’s family. And the look of horror on Maria’s face is absolutely tragic 😭

3:00 And Maria’s last call to her granddaughter is completely heartbreaking

[usagi]

The funny thing is Rasputin's death was 1000x more hilarious than in the movie.

[RegularInvader]

It always gave me chills to notice Anastasia and her grandmother in the crowd one moment until the focus turns to them as soon as they ran back to her bedroom. It makes sense for the rest of the crowd to not be seen when her grandmother heard the crash.😬😢

[bernicetam]

So many lives were destroyed that night. What had always been, was now gone forever. And my Anastasia, my beloved grandchild. I never saw her again.

[nealdominicduenasibanez]

In loving memory of Dame Angela Lansbury who voiced as the Empress Dowager Maria Fedorovna and Mrs. Potts in Beauty And The Beast

[BG-bedi]

2:58, 3:01 It always hurts when they escaping, Anastasia lets go of her grandmother's hand and falls hitting her head, and very hard, losing her memory.. I can't imagine what her reaction was when she regained consciousness and was alone
2:10 yes, what young Dimitri did is very brave
1:49 Now that I saw the movie again when I was older, I think that was the moment in which Anastasia's family died

[NoriMori]

2:42 This scene has stuck with me ever since I was a kid. Because of how realistic and small and short it is. The simple mistake of not noticing she had fallen behind, a lapse of half a second that anyone could make. Anastasia's inability to catch up, no matter how hard she tries, because her body is just too small. Their inability to hold on tight enough, as much as we want to believe that love or desperation makes anything possible. And then before you know it, the most important person in your whole life is just gone. One small mistake and that's it, game over. And it only took 15 seconds.

[wonjaeyi]

Did anyone find it distributing that his flesh and blood has been stripped away?