Sweet thanks 🙏

Artax being more conversational in the book always made that scene worse later on. I love this film, but being pretty close to book it makes me feel even more upset that part 2 only very lightly follows the second half of the book. We don’t get to see any of the amazing scenes of Bastion recreating Fantasia/Fantastica from scratch. We miss the aserisks,Grograman, Ygramul the many, Perelin the night forest, and so many more. In the book each chapter starts with a letter from the alphabet in alphabetical order, A-Z. One more fun fact about the book, the text is red(for bastion/the real world) and green for Fantastica/Atreyu.

Oh Lord that would mess me up even more than watching that scene did 😅

I have an orin. Wear it way too often to be cool

I came here to say that too 😊

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As a kid, the Artax dying scene got me the most. As I watched in my 20's, this Rockbiter scene got me. I felt like I could relate and finally truly understood his sadness & pain.

@@dragonshane I completely agree. This story speaks to EVERYONE, no matter their age.

@@dragonshane agreed

I think both since destroyed me😢😢

Hmmmmm….🤔 & yes x

Another person who watched the movie but never read the book.

Well said that person!

​@@lionessprincessbear2174😅

This is a gay comment.

You are not alone

Same here!!! Growing up in the 80's I had them all. The second never ending story was totally lame, but at the same time I didn't care because I has the biggest crush on Jonathan Brandis

Same here. Also, "Legend". My sister and I were obsessed with unicorns.

@@socialmoth4974 I was into unicorns because of their relationship to medieval folklore, and the claims that unicorns could use their horns to make healing elixirs.

@@loribiancone5391 Brandis was the main reason I started watching "SeaQuest DSV." His suicide was a sad loss for the world. He was hotter at 27, than he was in his younger acting days.

@@concertinamadrigals4058 yes!!! He was so good looking. So sad and tragic.

Maia Jones omg cant wait for flight of the navigator remake hopefully they do the original justice

10 Minty facts about Flight of the Navigator next!😉

Matt Mac WHAAAAT?? They're doing a remake?? I don't know how I feel about that, Flight of the Navigator is one of those magic movies to me that zap me back to my childhood, one of my favorites

We are the 80's my 80's friend. 84 & 85 were the best years of film. With so many more things I could say about the decade, like NES, etc. etc. I'll just say it like this... BEST CHILDHOOD EVER! I wish I could live in a time loop of the 80's.

Don't forget Explorer's and Rad

2. Also he's called Artax.

Yes! The only reason Atreyu is protected from sinking is because of AYURN in the book.

There's that, but also it is specified (in the movie, don't know about the book) that anyone who entered the Swamps of Sadness died from being overwhelmed by the sadness *of the swamp*. Basically, I think it just takes time for the enchantment to get to you, and you can fend it off for a while and hopefully get out in time. People question why Atreyu doesn't succumb to the sadness, and I think in part it has to do with the Aurin, but also in part due to the source of his sadness. I also get the feeling that if the swamp represents depression, there's an element included of closing off your feelings. I don't know how well a horse can exactly express its sadness, but Atreyu didn't hide his. He took the time to grieve the death of his horse. But what happened right afterward? He still had to force himself to get up and move and act, even despite his emotional need to continue grieving. At that point, he became vulnerable and began to succumb to the hopelessness of his mission because of the sadness of the swamp pressing in on him right after the loss of his friend that he was unable to fully grieve for when he needed to. That's my opinion on it, anyway.

@Anthony Delfos so sorry to hear that. Poor little thing...

Ende clearly hated the movie. Naively he had assumed the film team would stay close to his book and his metaphysical concept of live but... FOR FANS WITH GERMAN, here is an Interview with him to this point done with Joachim Fuchsberger in the German Talk Show HEUT ABEND: "Michael Ende 1990. Bei Fuchsberger ganzes Interview"; put on the Net by CurritmoRx . This interview was done in very easy understandable German. For Culture Interested a highlight. Yes the filming for the first two films was done with the Prdduction Company BAVARIA near Munich in GRÜNWALD to be exact ( Fun Fact: it is the same area wherethe movie THE GREAT ESCAPE was also done )

I have to laugh at the look on Atreyu’s face when he says “move please” to not fall apart. Meanwhile when I cry reading books it’s the “Artax Effect”

if you think the scene is devastating in the movie the book version of Artex talks and tells Atreyu his thoughts

Kaizen Online PT OMG, this was my brothers favorite, and I liked it ok, but that part traumatized me, I can still feel that heartbrokenness today, and how hard I was sobbing

Lauren Greenlee Lucky for me, I grew up on a farm! But even seeing Artex alive and we'll at the end of the movie didn't make me feel any better! 👍🐴

Well, I'm pretty lucky too, I don't live on a farm unfortunately, but I do live in a very rural area...Actually, years ago a neighbor across the road had a horse that was always standing at the end of our driveway & he reminded me of Artex- but it never made me feel better, it just reminded me of poor Artex!!! Well, and I also learned about male privates- to my mother's complete horror and dismay....lol

I think the practical effects of the 80s are better than the CGI-heavy films of today. The milk-in-water cloud of The Nothing... The puppetry... Amazing.

@@Viking_Luchador I don't recall anyone named Jareth and I looked it up on IMDb and didn't see a character or actor with that name. Also, if you meant to write "toss-up," why didn't you just use the backspace key instead of apologizing? I don't mean to be a jerk. Just curious.

@@EyesMalloy fuck me, you're dumb Jareth was the Goblin King from "Labyrinth", played perfectly by David Bowie. Thanks to the internet, the movie has gained a level of infamy for Bowie's wardrobe, which included skin-tight tights that unintentionally showed off his huge member. And "toss off" is British slang for pleasuring ones' self. So you see, I was making a joke involving a Freudian slip

This means more now-38 years later-through life experience & self awareness & knowledge…it feels more than ‘just a fantasy world’ with ‘good artistic effects’, but a deep message meaning….that seems to be so encouraging ‘in my inner/outer nothing’….

@@EyesMalloy maybe his ‘backspace’ doesn’t work. I remember when mine stopped working, together with other ‘keys’….

I was 5.... Magical times eh

Me too! Got it on now!

I was born in 1978 as well

Born in 77, and I loved this movie as a kid and as a 44 y/o adult as well. This was one of my childhood favorite movies along with Labrynth, and the Dark Crystal. As matter of fact if Minty hasn't done Dark Crystal I would love to see this done, please. Haha uh nevermind, just scrolled down page and saw Dark Crystal. Guess I know what I'm watching next. LOL

Born in 79. My entire class saw this in the theatre when it came out. Still love it. Just listened to Jamahl again haha

Audioplugg Music Productions, LLC same here, I was shit scared of that wolf when I was little. Now as an adult I’m laughing at how fake it looks.

the whole bloody thing freaked me out

He says some crazy shit just before he jumps on atreau

Gmork

I feel like the only kid at the time who loved the wolf and wasn’t scared by him at all!

The book is phenomenal

Exactly ^

Omg could he not have placed it round Artaxs neck and ridden on his back, saving them both & saving us the heartache!?

The book is amazing - I read it and began highlighting profound thoughts and phrases and eventually stopped because there were just too many!

@@benjaminknotts745 AMEN!

Labyrinth is a classic and I watched it over and over as a kid. I had a crush on Sarah but time

​@@stephendavidson7256You'll forget about that crush when you see her in Requiem For a Dream.

Also goonies and stand by me

Losing your will to live IS SADNESS!!! Lol 😂 it’s not exactly happiness is it. But like your second sentence comment-interesting..🤔

Don't worry, Artex is alive and well on many people's walls and ceilings 😁

Outta Bubblegum So True. This is what the democrats do with their identity politics pitting group vs group race vs race. All while keeping poor people in bad neighborhoods and bad schools.

Sing it, sista!

Exactly what the governments do.... So true

Government and religion.

This could've been a reference to today when the democrats are trying to take all of the control for themselves.

MickeyKnox I agree these parents nowadays would try to get this movie banned and would be all upset in an uproar because of some scenes in the movie.

Yea Atreyu almost literally drowned in that swamp too from The drop elevator

Maia Jones I have to agree as well. My 8yo has seen this movie, she was very upset by Artex in the swamp. However, I think it's good for kids to experience a range of emotions, in real life or through books & movies. Of course, I explained that it was a movie and the horse was never in danger. She seems to be a pretty well adjusted kid. I guess I'll have to wait until she's grown to see the irreversible damage I've caused by letting her watch such things.

Trust me, kids can handle this kind of emotions, especially when their parents talk to them about it.

MickeyKnox Definitely, it just seems today that parents don't want to deal with doing the job of explaining emotions to their children and helping the kids work through those emotions. Instead, they just try to make sure their kids never have hurt feelings by making the school's cheerleading squad accept everyone because one girl cried about not making the team. (This actually happened in New Jersey) Or, not allowing kids to skip grades because it might make their classmates feel bad for not being as smart.

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When can I find the book?

@@sarakennedy3467 on Amazon or your local bookstore

​@@sarakennedy3467amazon???

The whole music score is still damn amazing till this day.

@@yoda908 true but the second time the Ivory Tower theme played was probably the first time I experiences goosebumps from a movie.

Giorgio Moroder is a genius.

Yes it is, but I prefer Falcor's Flight.

@@vigo894 Moroder only did the electro pieces. The German version has only the classic cult music from Klaus Doldinger, including the never reached "Falcor's Flight".

Read Momo, and Ende sure has or had a way of making real things fantastical and terrifying, and fantastical things realistic ... and terrifying. Momo with using stress and monotonous practices to deplete free time, and the psychological dread that starts building in the second part of Neverending Story ... (far more than mere memories is lost ...)

Did you read the edition that had red and green text?

@@jamesmontney865 Red and green text?

@@RubberyCat The edition that I read had (I think) red text for the Real World and green text for the Fantasy World. It seems like every chapter started with a large illustrated capitol letter with Chapter 1 having an 'A', Chapter 2 starting with a 'B' etc. It has been a really long time since I read that book.

@@jamesmontney865 Hm, the edition/translation i read, i think had either different fonts, different italics, or simply different .... paragraph width? (Like 47 letters instead of 59?) But i can't really remember which, as it was ... well, long ago. (I hate revealing my age.)

Careful with the false friend here! What Michael Ende actually meant wasn't fantasy but imagination - which is 'Fantasie' in German. ;) 'Fantasie' is also used for fantasy, tough, as in 'a sexual fantasy', for example. One of the few cases where the German word has multiple meanings in English rather than the other way around. This might also explain the different ways of translating the German name of 'Fantasia'/'Fantastica' which is 'Phantasién' - technically, one could rightfully call it 'Imaginátia' or something like that in English.

@@JacobSprenger thanks for noticing that! Actually Portuguese is my first language, and "fantasia" does mean imagination in Portuguese too, and indeed it does sound strange when I go back and reread my original comment. I liked what you brought up with the name of the place too!

Atréju made me analyze my sexuality when I was a kid. lol He was cute!

Mood

Falkor*

EnglishatHeart falcor

If you're a Falcor fan and haven't seen the third movie then stay far away from it. They completely ruined Falcor and turned him into a brain dead comic relief character

That would’ve required John Williams services as well and unfortunately him and his dagobah uplifting yoda theme and a full orchestra were unaccounted for in Fantasia.

Rian Johnson = The Nothing

And c3po and r2d2

I cried for Artax, too. But when Bastian caused Fantasia to be reborn from his wishes he brought Artax back, too.

I have the DVD with both the first and second movies.

Oh Artax, the first horse that made me want one for myself. Good God that scene made me bawl! 😢

Its a great movie I still watch it and I am 42

@@KevinBenecke the second movie was 10 or 15 years to late and it sucked big time

hey I was thrown in a dumpster too...for a minute there I thought I was reading my own story. And then I saw you. So you are not alone. I can relate to Bastian on so many levels. Loving books and fantasy, being told not too, surviving school bullying. And I can relate to the childlike empress, with my whole world being torn apart and everyone I care about (kids, animals) at risk of death - because I was a human trafficking survivor - and shouting "Please save us" to people on the outside, and no one believes me. And I can relate to Artax drowning in the swamps of sorrow because of the depression I had to go through while surviving all that torture. Just hearing pedophiles scream at me was like slogging through mud and sinking in and drowning. And I can relate to Atreyu. :) Going on quests, loving nature, being friends with animals, saving the day :) Surviving and continuing my own quest even after my best animal friends were murdered by pedophiles. I'm studying the environment now at graduate school. Yay! This is one of my favorite movies. So even if your mom throws you in a dumpster when you're three years old over and over so you will freeze to death like my mom did, and you survive that, and she trafficks you to pedophiles, who gang rape you in an alley and then throw your unconscious body in a dumpster, you can survive and go on to be the hero you were meant to be, just like Atreyu. :) Yay I Love this movie. :) So many great characters. :) :) My mom only let me watch it because the children made her horny and she wanted to tell me all about it, but I was able to ignore her and glean a lot out of the actual story and gain strength from it. :) Thank you to these actors and producers and puppeteers who helped save me. :)

And thank you Artrax :) for being in a scene that showed watching death and recovery in Atreyu, which is something I needed to see shown happening to a child. Good horses, that must have been a hard scene to film. I heard they used more than one horse. Thank you horse trainers. :)

Lemur Lover I can sort of relate too buddy, however I wasn’t thrown in a dumpster. I was born 8 months premature in London and my birth mother had cystic fibrosis and passed away shortly after. I was also born with severe verbal dyspraxia which I got over and diagnosed with autism at 16 (like Bastian I tend to be a MASSIVE dreamer!😂 and I used to get bullied severely because I was different than other children) My dad remarried but he never got over my birth mother’s death, I didn’t manage to get over it until I was about 12. Dad started drinking until he became an alcoholic. He was arrested for drink driving when I was 8 and had to stay with his dad in Exeter. I then set my morals straight at that age NEVER to drink or smoke. My mum and dad soon divorced in 2011 which left me feeling bitter about him, but I still loved him and I believe there is always good in a person no matter how bad they are. In 2016, 2 months after my 20th birthday he died of a heart attack set on by the drink and smoking. I’m just glad that the last ever conversation I had with him in 2014 by phone, I ended it with “Dad, I love you” and he said “I love you too buddy” little did we know those would be the last words we ever said to each other. The funeral wasn’t a funeral, it was all lies and stories of Dad in his life in Exeter as a drunk and not one word of the man he was before I was born (a kind loving man) and I was glad to leave Exeter for a 5 hour drive back to Northamptonshire. 4 years after he died in 2020 I finally had my closure when an Easter church service was on tv and the hymn “Shine Jesus Shine”, a song my birth mother and my dad liked and was sung at their wedding (dad’s second wedding also), my birth mother’s funeral, my christening, my sister and my two brothers christening, but it was never sung at dad’s funeral and I was angry about that. Until Easter 2020 when I finally accepted to let go of the anger that I had and have a new lease of life. I also had cancer which I got over (a year in a half in remission) and an anaphylactic shock in 2012. I’ve had so many medical problems that everyone now calls me a “medical mystery”. Like Bastian in The NeverEnding Story it taught me a thing or two: Never let go of your dreams no matter how weird they sound. I plan to be an author (it’ll be a start if I can get off my XBox!😂)and already have several ideas on a Google account on my phone and guess what? Most of those ideas come up in dreams. If you’ve read up this this point and asked “Thanks, but what’s the point?” my point is this: No matter how good or bad your life may seem, follow your dreams and LISTEN TO THEM! If it wasn’t for The NeverEnding Story I’d probably end up being a grumpy, negative guy. I wish you and many others (hopefully) reading this the best of luck in life and if you follow your dreams, you will have THE BEST LIFE! Thank you.

The Greek Pianist I can relate. I was bullied severely in primary school because I’m autistic and tend to dream a lot! However I wasn’t thrown in a dumpster.

Always carry a pocket full of crushed glass and cayenne pepper

Me too friend, me too

Mostly the Orin protected him.

Yeah it stayed with meall the way, i just love it im 34 now n still gets me going

Your not alone my friend.

48 and I still love hearing the song 😍

eLi FILMS don’t forget: allaaaah, buddhhaaaa😉

That Limahl theme tune has always stuck with me.

Giorgio Moroder also composed pieces for this film.

Might’ve been better if the death rays had been shot out of the teats.

I smiled :)

I groaned inside, but it's true; yet it seems more dignified to think of it as an unspoken truth. lol

marsupius That’s a gay comment.

But that is another story for another time.

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I have to raise the BS flag here...

Yep, and also in Cocoon

Noooo... he n=meets the big turtle after the horse incident

@@amyp.575 When he's leaving the turtle, he starts to despair because his destination is so far away. He almost drowns.

The depiction of depression is so accurate and painful

Anna Banana ...every dang morning

I have an explanation for Artax's sinking. Horses are actually very empathetic. He probably felt Atreyu's pain.

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JayNaySayre Sayre "Mik kee maaoos?"

Lol...so funny...im guessing we same age , early 40.. Late 30s... and Enemy Mine was a movie that I watched ever time it came on HBO etc...at I'm like a dude, basketball player etc and really caught up in the love between them, not some weird alien human sex stuff...like the feeling u have for ur best friend...what's really could have been an over the top a left leaning story about diversity racism and preach at you, was a story about more real life, and people r not who u might think..shows u can make a great movie, give a great message, and not preach and tell people how they suck at the same time...why can't they seem to do that now...directors back then assumed people we intelligent enough to understand a message...now it's like The Last Jedi...hey...war is bad, be nice to animals, etc etc...and just beat u over the head with it....miss the 80s movies

you can still visit the set of enemy mine in the bavaria studios munich - really interesting, or take a ride on fuchur the dragon, don't know if fuchur was his name in the english version, was it ?^^

I loved that movie, it was so sweet

I remember my grandmother recorded The Neverending Story, Enemy Mine, Empire Strikes Back, and Clash of the Titans from HBO for my brother and I as kids and we watched them over and over and over again lol.

"They look like big, strong hands... dont they"

That was hands down the most surreal part of the movie and a great analogy for the helplessness Bastian felt because he couldn't stop his mother's death.

Bastian Balthazar Bux ... An alliteration with all Bs, and the previous reader was Carl Conrad Coreander, an alliteration of all Cs.

@@darrenbent7601 Yes, it's a literation with alliteration; also hidden palindromes, anagrams and amalgamated concepts, on the sets, filming angles and in the writing. Filled with allusions and illusions leading to its conclusion, which of course, neverends in perpetuity due to being a self-perpetuating story. It's a complex reality which can be simplified, or a simple story which can be complicated with an ANALysis of underlying themes. It juxtaposes thematic underthemes with "art meets cinema".

@@theseattlesound1 Yes, the only thing that I liked from the movie was the theme song. Although, the Childlike Princess was pretty cute, even though she wasn't as described within the book. But the novel will always win, when compared to any visual production,... to this date.

Bastian could be a nickname for Sebastian.

a childhood friend of mine named his first born Sebastian. I practically begged him to use Bastian as his nickname

I'm sure I'd have loved to be fluent, as I can barely read German now, though I was self-taught as a kid.

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"Well no-one who speaks German could possibly be evil!"

@@concertinamadrigals4058 I know a few words from the band Rammstein. (I love them!) I also learned a couple words from doing a bit of work on my VW Beetle. I was never fluent though.

Good lookin, always wondered whut he says (calls her) in the movie. So im okay with the info you jus shared.

I just always heard jibberish when Bastian shouts her name. Bad editing there.

@@GentleGiantAudio it wasn't until I read the book that I realized what he shouted

The name he actually calls out is “Deez Nuts”. I know it sounds strange, but it is 100% true.

@@FSU2001 😂

We all did my friend.

Who didn't?

I thought she was so beautiful as a kid

Yeah, I thought she was a absolute stunner, when I was a kid.

The term is Childlike. :-)

Also the original Frankenweenie short which can be found as an extra on the newer extended animated release.

And then. He become a photographer

I think he as considered for Elliot in E.T. at one time.

Noah Hathaway played Harry Potter

@@Viking_Luchador That's ... technically true :-)

PA Durand why thank you, wish I could meet people who have my same love for the things I love so much. Glad to see they do exist though 😊

Labyrinth FOREVER!!! I just named my car Jareth, and want to get a personalized license plate with his name...aw, childhood. 😅❤

Gemini Dragon I have a dog and she looks just like Falcor especially how she lays down and loves her ears scratched so much. Winnie.the.tiniest.maltese on Insta great car name, what kind of car, better be a pretty sweet car to earn that name. 😉

@@JMac-27 A dark, sparkly blue 2018 Mazda 3 Hatchback

@@JMac-27 Dear J Mac, we sure as hell do love similar things

DamnTakes Data Analyzing Robot Youth Lifeform. I remember that movie.

Cloak and Dagger anyone?

Yes, I remember D.A.R.Y.L. Good film, really underrated. Needs more of an audience.

It's never no tv either. Wonder why. Cloak and Dagger I have see on tv from time to time at least.

It's on Starz currently! That's one of my all time favorite!

Yes

Absolutely 100%. I feel like, we all got along. I was 15 in 85. The perfect age, the perfect time,. THE TREASUREV TROVE OF MOVIES (Thank God! ;~) The only COLOR ISSUES were how bright a padded shoulder, angle flap-front sweatshirt to wear!

80s*. Stop putting apostrophes where they don't belong.

@@englishatheart arse'hole

@@NextWorldVR I was also 15 in 85..I agree with you 100%

He recently passed away, too. :'(

Yup.

I forgot about that.

I DID know that! I remember him in Battlestar Galactica. He had that robot dog. Good show that was!

@@sheaballard3022 Indeed! One of my favorites it was, and I never thought much of the "re-imagined" version.

Yep, knew that, I recognized him right away when I first saw it in the 80s. I LOVED Battlestar Galactica, and I loved his robotdog, I always wanted one as a kid😉

Oh man, that sequel. Where it's this light hearted comedic romp right up until they beat the robot half to death and leave it to die. WTF Right up there with Artax in the swamp and that cartoon shoe getting dipped in Who Framed Roger Rabbit in my childhood fictional traumas.

I would LOVE to see this done!

OMG, yes!

MORE INPUT!

John Buttimer yes, but minty has good choices and never picks next what i want him or more importantly what i think he will select and always does well, so i commend him.

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STFU WITH THIS ANNOYING STRANGER THINGS BS FUCK STRANGER THINGS

Dude's not a fan of Stranger Things it seems

LOL, amen to that! I dread going grocery shopping.

@@an0ana you mean "we dread"

We don't even care whether or not we care.

@@an0ana How do you feel now?

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Responsinble flr messing up a whole generation of kids? Now that's one hell of an over exaggerated stretch.. and then say the scene can be used as a therapy tool...??? REALLY??? 😂😂😂😂😂

Robert Lucas I was 8 years when the never-ending story came out.

I WAS BORN THAT YEAR 1984😂🤣😂

born in 82

1972 here...

81.

michael whitehead The video even shows that part at 14:33. I'm not sure why he didn't mention that.

He didnt sink till after he had seen the turtle, by which time he had already lost artex

And I don't think it was due to sadness. That kid was just plain exhausted.

michael whitehead ding ding ding, u sir just WECKED MintY. U win the internet today

LOL! just for the record, it is just an observation, no harm intended! I really do like Minty and all his work and effort he does in all his presentations here :-)

I got to "the most blatant case" and knew exactly where that was going. Congrats, you win the comments section for this video!

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Goonies!! 🙌🏽😍😬😉☠️

Who didn´t?

Everybody I think

The only mistake in this video is that she's actually Israeli, not Iranian! Her parents are both Jewish archeologists who worked in Iran before the Islamic revolution started. As soon as the civil war in Iran started, the family fled to Israel and lived there for few years before they had to move to California for work again. ;-)

you just know there's some pervert out their who obsesses over the "Say my name!" line

You a re a lucky person

Vigo 894 I don’t believe you.

Fine, don't. But I do have their autographs.

Vigo 894 I was just joking, lol. If you say you did then you did.

Okay dude. I can a joke.

I wonder how many millennials you just committed to therapy with that statement. Hahaha

Kids from the early 80s through the mid 90s are millennials.....

@@jakeholland1848 nope sorry gen x all the way

Boomer all da way, keedo. Shtupid.

forced perspective

He was also the Oompa Loompas in the Tim Burton version of "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"! :)