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Westley 2022-04-23 07:04:09
The foreshadowing is in-depth, but the plot transformation is too...
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Edgardo 2022-04-22 07:01:49
What I admire most is the American way of education. When Louis was crying and digging soldiers on a rainy night, his mother and sister did not interfere with him roughly, but went crazy with him. Nothing is impossible in the world when your faith is big...
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Christiana 2022-04-22 07:01:49
A very heartwarming and heartwarming movie, without any particularly brain-dead settings such as villains. The lady is so beautiful! Of course, the important thing is on display: room to grow. It has a similar theme to the previous film, Childhood on the Roof, but with no obvious shortcomings. In the part where the heroine is trained by a psychiatrist, this theme becomes...
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Beaulah 2022-04-22 07:01:49
The girl is so cute. The flying plot setting makes the heavy and dark tone of the whole story much...
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Keagan 2022-04-22 07:01:49
I just think the heroine is so thin wow wow wow! A less obnoxious image of the Virgin, but still feels less personal. Eric is really good. Although his face feels oily all the time, he still wants to hug him. The role of his younger brother is also very interesting, but "make us all believe in ourselves again", seriously?? The soundtrack really can't be played anymore. century. . (The heroine's personal experience is so...
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Florine 2022-04-22 07:01:49
When Eric flew with Milly, I believe everyone would...
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Orin 2022-04-22 07:01:49
The progression of the plot is not rigorous, the first half looks better, and the second half starts a roller coaster ride up and down, every time I feel like it's going to become a cliché, I can immediately pull it back and continue flying in the...
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Liliane 2022-04-22 07:01:49
but somewhere...deep inside...we can all...
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Therese 2022-04-22 07:01:49
puppy love, the heroine is so pure and beautiful. It's quite suitable for this fairy tale and dreamy movie. The scene of kissing and setting off fireworks on the cloud is quite...
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Ena 2022-04-22 07:01:49
The old-generation children's films still seem to have the simplicity, innocence and beauty of that era. The little girl cast is so...
The Boy Who Could Fly Comments
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Tod 2022-02-24 08:01:19
Record a sense of cleanliness
I didn't have much sleep at night, so I decided to watch the film that I had been hoarding for a long time, and picked this one. I don’t remember when I started it. The picture quality is not clear. It feels like a mosaic that covers the screen. It is still uncomfortable to see how much. What is...
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Jazlyn 2022-02-24 08:01:19
Let the dream get rid of gravity
He often walks or sits on the roof in an "open wings" posture, so much so that his neighbors have thought this is a sad move by autistic patients for many years. Some people even wanted to stop him from these dangerous actions that are different from ordinary people, so that he encountered a little...
The Boy Who Could Fly quotes
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Psychiatrist: Tell me about your accident.
Milly: I was on a bridge, reaching for a flower and I fell over the railing.
Psychiatrist: You told your mother something about a boy who rescued you.
Milly: What are you, a shrink?
Psychiatrist: Yes.
Milly: Great, now I'm wacko.
Psychiatrist: It's important that you tell me everything you remember about this. Let me be the judge of whether you're wacko or not, okay?
Milly: Yeah, okay. I fell fifty feet without a mark on me, except for this.
[points to the small bandage on her forehead]
Milly: And I got this when I hit the railing. I didn't hit the ground. Somebody caught me. It was a boy named Eric. He can fly.
[pause]
Milly: I'm wacko, right?
Psychiatrist: No. Did you see him fly?
Milly: No, but you don't know Eric. All he does is sit in his windowsill and pretend to fly. His uncle said he's seen him do it and I've seen really weird things around their house. He can. What other explanation could there be?
Psychiatrist: Well, you fell. You have a concussion. You were losing consciousness. Maybe what you thought was Eric catching you was a tree or a bush breaking your fall. Your mind could be playing tricks on you. It can do that.
Milly: That's impossible.
Psychiatrist: It's more possible than a boy who could fly.
[long pause]
Psychiatrist: Dr. Nelson told me about your father. He committed suicide not long ago.
Milly: [defiantly] He did not.
Psychiatrist: How did he die?
Milly: [with difficulty] My father had cancer. And when he found out that he had it... he didn't want the rest of the family to suffer needlessly. So one day, he kissed us all goodbye and he said that he loved us all very much.
[crying]
Milly: Then he went away.
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[after Eric and Milly flew in front of the entire town, Eric flies away, never to be seen again]
Milly: [narrating] That night, I found out why Eric flew away. Our house was crawling with people who wanted to see Eric Gibb, the boy who could fly. There were scientists and doctors and TV reporters. When they couldn't find Eric, they did tests on me, because I flew with him. They did tests on Uncle Hugo, too, because he was a relative and had the same genes. Then they took everything out of his room and sent it to some laboratory. I guess Eric was afraid they'd do the same to him. Everyone had a theory on how Eric was able to fly. But there was one I liked the best.
Mrs. Sherman: [on TV] Well, Eric always dreamed of flying, so maybe if you wish hard enough and love long enough, anything is possible.
Milly: [narrating] Mrs. Sherman was right. Eric made us believe that anything is possible if you really try.
