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The BFG: Big Friendly Giant
a.k.a. Roald Dahl's The BFG: Big Friendly Giant Director: Brian Cosgrove

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  • DVD Release Date: 07/25/2006
  • Original Release: 1989
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 9,434
 
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Roald Dahl chronology and selected bibliography; Interactive menus; Scene selection

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Disc #1 -- Roald Dahl's The BFG: Big Friendly Giant
1. Magic Trumpet [7:20]
2. An Honorable Giant [9:06]
3. Wiz Poppers [12:29]
4. Collecting Dreams [9:26]
5. Dream Cave [11:27]
6. Dream for a Queen [12:20]
7. Capturing the Monsters [12:27]
8. Jack, the Giant Killer [12:55]

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Editorial Reviews

One fateful moonlit night, Sophie, a young orphan, looks out her window and spies a hooded giant peering in at her. He snatches her from her bed and transports her to a land of giants in the heavens. He does not, as Sophie fears, intend to eat her. He is a Big, Friendly Giant, who delivers lovely dreams to children. However, the Bonecrunchers, Fleshlumpeaters, and Bloodbottlers are not so friendly, and Sophie joins forces with her new friend (and the Queen of England!) to put a stop to their child-munching ways. From Britain's famed Cosgrove Hall Studio, creators of the warm and wonderful The Wind in the Willows and the Python-esque cult favorite, Danger Mouse, comes this exquisitely animated adaptation of Roald Dahl's beloved book. The B.F.G. is brimming with Dahl’s signature whimsical wordplay and is faithful to the spirit of the story, which -- as in much of his work -- walks that very fine line between childhood terrors and wonders. Amid the glut of star-studded, hyper-verbal, computer-animated films vying for attention, this traditionally animated 1989 production towers above the competition. Donald Liebenson, Barnes & Noble

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