Driving me nuts

ninja mouse · #1 Jun 21, 2005, 11:20 AM

Ok so for the past month or so i have been trying to find a movie that i remember seeing when i was about 6 or so.
The movie is partially animated and is about this boy who goes into a library and gets sucked into a book. In the book he becomes animated. He then meets 2 books one is dressed as a fairy and the other as a pirate. Somewhere along the way there they go to a lilliputian style island and the pirate book gets tied up. Then at the end he meets the controller of all books... The he finally escapes by using his library card (i know sound nuts but i swear i've seen it)
it isn't the never ending story, and i think the title is something like the time wizard or lord or master etc.
Any help will be fab.
As it is driving me insane.

Millikins · Jun 26, 2005, 11:22 AM

I think the movie your looking for is a 93 movie starring McCauley Culkin and the name of it is Page Master. Hope this helps because my wife and I are going crazy trying to think of the name of another movie so we know how frustrating it can be. Let me know if this helps. THX

ninja mouse · Jun 27, 2005, 10:59 AM

Argh thank you sooo much. I realise this makes me sound like a loser but really it was driving me up the wall. And i will help you with your query any way i can.

once again
[SIZE=7]THANK YOU[/SIZE]

ninja mouse

Millikins · Jun 27, 2005, 11:08 AM

Glad I could help, and yesterday I finally found the name of the one I was looking for as well, so it looks like we both can relax and stop racking our brains.

Take care, if I can help ya out again, let me know. I'm a webmaster and have a site, if you ever want to contact me, just go to this site http://myweb.ecomplanet.com/SIMM4434/ and click on the guestbook page, leave me a message and I'll get back to ya. Have a good one, later.

summerbreeze · Sep 22, 2009, 08:57 AM

i wanna say its The Neverending Story



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