James, a little boy who lives by the sea, originally had a happy family. However, one day, an angry rhino appeared in the sky. He took away James' parents and made him an orphan. James had to stay at the house of his evil aunt and began a miserable life of constant abuse. Fortunately, James met a kind, mysterious old man, who gave him a bag full of 1,000 crocodile tongues. The accidental fall of the crocodile tongue caused the old peach tree in the garden to grow a huge peach. Little James climbed into this wonderful peach, met six insects with different personalities there, and made friends with them, and even met to ride the giant peach to New York, the paradise of James' dream. This faraway trip to New York not only has to cross the Atlantic Ocean, but also the constant stormy seas. On the way, the giant peach became a giant flying peach thanks to the help of Miss Spider and the seagull, and James also had an interesting experience. Exciting adventure
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James and the Giant Peach movie plot
2022-02-13 08:01
Extended Reading
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Joelle 2022-02-13 08:01:27
⒈The small movie-watching habit cultivated for a long time is causing trouble. Considering that the first item written at the beginning of August is an animated movie, I also watched the animated movie at the last moment; ⒉It feels not as weird as "The Nightmare Before Christmas" Interesting, but not bad. The slightly weird style of the film's fairy tales is not Disney’s, especially the appearance of the two aunts. Even if they are fat and ugly, they are thin like ghosts or the three old witches in Stardust. . Samsung and a half
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Clemens 2022-04-23 07:02:39
Childhood memory, I wrote a winter holiday diary for this
James and the Giant Peach quotes
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James: What are they?
Old Man: Crocodile tongues.
James: Tongues?
Old Man: Long, slimy crocodile tongues boiled in the skull of a dead witch for 40 days and 40 nights. And, the gizard of a pig, the fingers of a young monkey, the beak of a parrot and three spoonfuls of sugar, and then, let the moon do the rest.
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Spider: We are in the middle of the, how do you say, the big puddle.
Centipede: Biggest puddle of 'em all, angel fangs - the Atlantic Ocean.
Old Green Grasshopper: Technically, the Pacific is the biggest.
Centipede: Well, that goes without saying.