I first saw this at a babysitting job I had an Elementary school. We were watching it and I was so into it I was sitting crosslegged on the carpet with other kids haha. I cried when Mr. Magorium "went away"
I LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!!
"In that moment, I knew success, not greatness, was the only god the world served."
The scene where Mr. Magorium says "I bought enough pairs of these shoes to last my entire life, then he looks down at his feet, and looks up at The Mutant and says....this is my last pair". Right at the beginning of the movie, it is sad, cause you just see Mr. Magorium walking around so happy, but then they just throw that out their that he is "departing". Very sad movie indeed, and is a movie everyone should watch to be brought back to being a kid again.
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I do too!!!!!!!!!!
I had seen trailers on tv and wanted to see it, but forgot all about it.
Then yesterday I was checking listings for what to watch last night on cable and there it was. I was so delighted and was NOT disappointed.
I was enchanted. I immediately was drawn into it by Hoffman and his magical store.
I guess even at my age I still remain a kid at heart.
Jeez... judging by the comments I thought this movie would be awful. it wasn't perfect by any means but I enjoyed the movie. I also enjoyed Bridge to Terabithia, The last Mimzy, Because of Wynn Dixie, and Stardust. to me they were movies I thought would just be for kids but were really sweet.
~I love the rhythm it is my methoood!~
Hahahaha me too and im in my 30's
I watched it alone & bawled when he died - dear god so sad and emotional