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freshgratednutmeg said: @theowlhousefanboy I love Stardust the book and while the film’s ending felt much different in tone to what I loved about the book, I still am very fond of it

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freshgratednutmeg said: @sneezymeanderings Frankly I didn’t read past the first few chapters of the second Narnia; not my cuppa. While I perhaps could have put that more clearly (poss. should have referenced the Judy Garland Oz film instead) , I do find stories of a magical otherworld to commonly end with ‘going back to the real’ world to be the ultimate ending. While not good in that 'it’s world War ii’, it’s not shown as a tragedy that they’re back. (Even if they see it that way)