Little Nemo- Adventures in Slumberland

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Nemo in Slumberland
My children are older now and watched this movie when they were little. We enjoyed the memories and didn't have to pay and arm and a leg to get them. Thanks

Hey there!
Hello to all of you! I have to start by saying that at this moment I am 20 years old and still fascinated by Disney movies and similar. But till this day I could not forget images of a movie I have seen years ago (seems like forever). Little Nemo is a movie I have seen 12 years ago and although I don't even remember what it was about and what the name was, I couldn't forget this movie and was sure that it had something to do with "Nemo". Now that I've found it, I just have to tell you: this is a great movie worth seeing over and over again, no matter how old you are (I think I remember my parents enjoying the movie with me!)!

Hello Out There
It took this one guy ten years to find this video but it's been 13 years since i've last seen it. I remember seeing the movie when i was 1 1/2 years old. I also remember that I used to watch it every time i went to my grandma's house in california. It was a miracle that I could accually remember that from 13 years ago when now I can't even remember what I did yesterday. But all I really remembered about the movie was the boy and his squirl (I think that's what it was) and a clown. And I also remembered that the boy always had this bad dream and then he would fall out of his bed. The only reason I accually remembered the movie in the first place was because this summer I went back to my grandma's house in California and I saw a poster of Little Nemo: Adventures in SlumberLand (coming in theaters August ?? 1992) and that's when it hit me. Too bad that my Grandparents don't have the movie any more (I'M CRYING) For those of you who are checking this review out, I srtongly suggest that you get Little Nemo cause it is one of the best movies you will ever see, and no matter how hard you try, you can never forget the movie (even if you do forget the title) So get the movie and bring a piece of the past back to life.

I loved every minute of it!
I can't remember when I saw this movie for the first time but I fell in love with it when I did. I'm 16 now and it's still my favorite childhood movie ever. I always remember that I was afraid of the nightmare goop behind the door but everyone I talked to who saw it when they were younger was scared of it. It has great animation, characters and an exciting storyline to boot. They could have done a bit better recording cause I have to turn up the volume all the way to actually hear them cause they talk quiet. I would reccomend this movie to the young and the young at heart and I hope you'll fall in love with it like I did.

My favorite animated film of all time
When I was small, I was completely obsessed with Disney cartoons.I had them all, and still do, although, its been a while since I've popped one into the player.But to this day, and I think even when I am 40,60,80 I will NEVEREVEREEVER get tired of this miraculous animated gem!This film proves that animation can be more than just a way to keep the little kids distracted.Little Nemo transports you into a whole 'nother magical world-you feel the dazzling atmosphere of the places Little Nemo visits all the way through.The animation is brilliant, and unique, making the journey all the more delicious to watch.Little Nemo is an animated film like no other.It takes you to a world you have never seen before.It is dazzling, and atmospheric and miraculously pleasurable, and I urge any person out there, whatever your tastes in film to curl up with this delightful animated gem for the heart, soul and senses.*I don't care how corny my review just was because I love love love this movie.I loved it as a small kid, and I still love to curl up to it now.It's genius