this was one of my favorite movies as a kid--flying with a snowman? perfect. and the music is gorgeous.
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1 comment:
Yeeees!! This has always been one of my favorites, too!!
Have you seen any movies animated by Frederic Back? I don't think he was the animator for The Snowman, but the animation is very similar to Back's work, anyway. Point is, everyone should see "The Man Who Planted Trees" (it's narrated by Christopher Plummer, for heaven's sake!!) and any other film animated by Frederic Back they can get their hands on.
I think I have never watched something that makes me feel so serenely pleased as I feel watching The Snowman. Thanks for sharing, Amy!!
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