[athletic_chic]

:confused: ok this show is from when I was younger sometime in the 90s, it probably could have been around even during the 80s but I only remember it during the 90s. It is a kids movie. It is about a girl that goes to another world and finds herself with little soft people, they reminded me of cabbage patch dolls almost. They are the ones that try to help her The world is way different such as the sidewalk is on the side. ummm... if you need any more details I will try to think of them, but if you could help me I would really appreciate it thank you!:D

[simplecharms]

I wonder if we're searching for the same movie. Do you remember anything about a "witch" and either an elephant with a lot of furr or something... and at the end, a glass vase cover sort of thing comes down and either covers the witch or covers a flower that she needs or in some way keeps her from the heroine? I know that sounds ridiculous. Lol Any idea?

[athletic_chic]

Lol no that doesn't sound ridiculous, but yes I kind of remember an elephant or something like thatI really think it is an elephant thought, I knew that the villain was a lady or a witch in your case... now glass vase I honestly can't remember I mean I think it might have come down on a flower cause I don't remember the "witch" getting killed by a vase thing lol but maybe but the vase does kind of ring a bell in a way lol... but you do remember the soft doll like people?

[simplecharms]

Yes, it was like once she crossed over into that world, everyone was the soft doll like people except the "witch" or whatever. I don't know so much that the glass vase thing killed the "witch" so much as it kept her from the heroine. I don't know, I've been thinking about this for a looong time and I've never found anyone who knew what I was talking about. Lol I'm hoping someone can help us put together the pieces.

[Purukivel]

This one is... wait for it... The Hugga Bunch Movie, an animated TV flick from 1985. Long hailed as a seminal epic of its time, it is fast on its way to being universally acclaimed as one of the most exquisite flowerings of cinema's golden age.