Product: The Last Unicorn (1982)
Rating: 5.0
Tears, Not Ratings
It deeply upsets me as a teenager that modern movies, though entertaining, are meaningless. They are written for the purpose of being either PG13 or R or PG or G and parts are given to stars. The Last Unicorn isn't a "kid's movie" as some unwise adults put it. It is a movie that brings tears to the eyes of those who look for magic and perhaps even brings the unwilling eyes to tears as they realize they've never looked. To find true meaning I look to anime and movies such as this. They enrich the lives of the viewers and leave you with the feeling that there is more to life than sex and violence.