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60 of 151 · most liked firstIn case anyone doesn't know what these two are from: This is based on the 1989 animated film 'Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland.'
neutral · AI labelView post →Which film reminds you of your childhood the most? Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland! Grammie & Grampie had it on VHS and I loved watching it on any visit, even if I ended up with recurring nightmares of all-consuming goop lol. Fantastic animated film with really fun music numbers
positive · AI labelView post →Happy #LetterboxdFriday! Time to post your #LastFourWatched Other reviews this week: Pokémon: Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon How to Play Football Mickey’s Trailer Super Mario Bros. ‘93 Ernest and Celestine Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus Bee Movie Enjoy!
neutral · AI labelView post →Little Nemo and the Guardians of Slumberland, a metroidvania based on the comics of Winsor McCay, is out now on PC (Switch release soon). Can't find any reviews of it yet 🤷🏼 >Explore a dream world as the iconic Little Nemo, armed with toys, candy, and stuffed animals in this cute & colorful Metroidvania adventure. Experience NES-era platformer gameplay in a vast, non-linear world that has been hand-animated frame-by-frame, as you unlock new abilities to progress. 🎮…
neutral · AI labelView post →every day of 2026, I'll post an animated film. 1️⃣5️⃣5️⃣ LITTLE NEMO: ADVENTURES IN SLUMBERLAND (1989) dir. Masami Hata et al A boy named Nemo is sucked into his own dreams. An American-Japanese co-production based on the fictional character created by American cartoonist Winsor McCay.
neutral · AI labelView post →A number of things over the years. Wonka didn't do it so much as a section from the film Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland. Then puberty, boobs, and the general sense of "Bigger is better"
neutral · AI labelView post →introducing @demonenki.bsky.social and our friends to the fever dream of a film that is Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland (I fucking love Bon Bon and her lil clown girl friends, they're so adorable)
positive · AI labelView post →So many people told me I made up the movie (probably because I was too young to describe the movie correctly) but I recently learned I did not make it up, and it is called "Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland." It gave me nightmares.
negative · AI labelView post →Slumberland a bit of a sleeper film, pun intended
positive · AI labelView post →What movie did you watch over and over as a kid? I had an unhealthy obsession with Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland
positive · AI labelView post →(This is Bonbon, a candy clown person from the animated movie, “Nemo’s Adventures in Slumberland,” which is really deeply fucking weird, but also a total delight I’ve had a lil crush on the green haired clown that I thought was a girl SINCE BEFORE I CAN REMEMBER. Turns out she’s not exactly a girl.)
positive · AI labelView post →Some #GhibliSpotlight threads have looked at projects that never got completed, like Pippi Longstocking. This week's film, Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland (ニモ), did come out eventually, but the real interesting part is its chaotic production involving future Ghibli directors! 🧵 [1/11]
neutral · AI labelView post →When you say @mjarmero.bsky.social, after a one-sitting watch of Adolescence, 'Too tired for a movie, let's watch the first episode of the new season of Black Mirror, and go pleasantly to Slumberland'
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland for the first time in at least 30 years-
neutral · AI labelView post →Little Nemo pilots (1980, 1984, 1987). The three proof of concept pilot films made during the long (and troubled) production of [Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Nemo:_Adventures_in_Slumberland). The 1980 pilot uses an art style way more similar to the original Windsor McCay comics, the '84 one looks pretty similar to the final product, and the 87 pilot is interestingly somewhere in the middle.
neutral · AI labelView post →A: my favorite little space movie is Little Nemo in Slumberland, followed by Beauty and the Beast. Favorite movie movie is Hot Fuzz. D: Sinister A: Dude no that movie is banned in my house. D: we’re roommates. A: in MY house! D: Baghul A: STOP D: she slept in my bed for a week.
neutral · AI labelView post →Lie down and drift off to sleep as @jadpeanut.bsky.social and I review Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland! creators.spotify.com/pod/show/wha...
neutral · AI labelView post →ooh this is an excellent question! I'll cheat here and say animated movies from the 70's and 80's... the 1989 Little Nemo in Slumberland movie had the potential to be an all-time incredible fantasy epic. So many non-Disney (and even some FROM Disney) could have been so much more with some $ and care
neutral · AI labelView post →Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland. The black goo taking over the castle is where I noped out of that movie and as a result I don't think I've ever seen it in its entirety lmao.
negative · AI labelView post →(1989 would also feature the Japanese release of the animated film, "Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland", which wouldn't hit the US til '93. And in 1990, a Capcom video game "Little Nemo: The Dream Master" (which should probably see me tagging @sharkabytes.bsky.social ) /2
neutral · AI labelView post →I consider nearly everything horror now, but so many kids movies. The Nightmare King from Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland is one I've written about.
neutral · AI labelView post →Okay that and we watch Lil Nemo in Slumberland like that one tv show called dinner and movie. Do yall remember that?
neutral · AI labelView post →- The Secret of Nimh - Little Nemo’s Adventures in Slumberland - All Dogs Go to Heaven - The Brave Little Toaster - Others like these Some children’s movies of this era liked to weave hallucinogenically dark themes into otherwise whimsical stories. Many of them played on common childhood guilt or fear of rejection, abandonment, and loss, used merely as props or dealt with in deeply problematic ways. I will say though they can be great for tripping and/or to lambast with a peanut gallery of…
neutral · AI labelView post →My earliest memory being scared was when I watched the blobish nightmare coming out of the door that Nemo opened in the movie adaptation of the Little Nemo In Slumberland comics
negative · AI labelView post →4yrs old, fav movie was Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland. Forgot it until adulthood like a fever dream but the opening nightmare and nightmare sludge later both horrified+morbidly fascinated me. That movie had the guts to scare kids shitless within the 1st 5min, I respect tf out of it for that
positive · AI labelView post →While I'm gone, I've been: - Cooking up some Redemption stuff (but only in my head. Bruh). - Been doing a lot of graphic design. - Explored motion graphics. - Saw Little Nemo: Adventures In Slumberland on YouTube. I haven't watched a lot of movies these days. But it's refreshing to watch a movie
neutral · AI labelView post →Little Nemo: Adventures In Slumberland. It was one of the first times my kid sister got to pick the movie. The theater was totally empty. I was so bored I remember sitting on the floor looking at baseball cards by the floor light.
negative · AI labelView post →Nemo in Slumberland Was my favorite movie as a stupid little kid, was embarrassing to revisit. The animation is very good though. It even had Hayao Miyazaki attached to it at some point, it's a fascinating movie to look into. I also recommend looking up the pilot animations for it.
neutral · AI labelView post →the Winsor McCay (Little Nemo in Slumberland, film animation pioneer) cartoon "The Flying House" (off the disambiguation page) is much cooler:
neutral · AI labelView post →I didn’t even get to talk about gertie the dinosaur or windsor mccays impact on animation or how this led to the messy co-production that gave us a Little Nemo in Slumberland film that is to some extent an anime
neutral · AI labelView post →Tonight's movie night selection was Slumberland, which I realized about 15 mins in is a loose adaptation of Little Nemo. And suddenly I remembered the anime adaptation and NES game from the late 80s. Good stuff
positive · AI labelView post →It’s an animated movie from 1989 about a boy who flies in his bed to Slumberland. I was OBSESSED with it as a kid and watched it so frequently my parents had to buy a total of 5 VHS tapes because I kept burning through them. It’s based on a 1905-1927 comic strip
neutral · AI labelView post →“Slumberland” (2002): was thinking back to this movie. The plot is actually ok and has some interesting concepts. The crime is the designs, it’s inspired by “Little Nemo” but doesnt use any of McCay’s designs. Like sitting on top of a pile of gold and not spending it. Also the nightmare design sucks
neutral · AI labelView post →Film you've watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: no Star Trek, Star Wars, LOTR, Marvel, Disney, or Ghibli. My cousin’s owned Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland on VHS and we watched it on repeat as kids. For the longest time I thought it was a fever dream I had
neutral · AI labelView post →To be fair he has to still be haunted by Nemo in Slumberland. That movie is, like the Exorcist if you're a woman, horrifying both in the text and behind the scenes.
neutral · AI labelView post →QTP w 10 anime to get to know you 🪴 Shikimori's Not Just a Cutie Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland Pokémon: The First Movie Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song Baccano! Mushi-shi Last Exile Your Name Hellsing Ultimate Memories
neutral · AI labelView post →Our last movie for the month is a childhood classic that gave plenty of kids nightmares: LITTLE NEMO: ADVENTURES IN SLUMBERLAND! genrevision.com/posts/little...
neutral · AI labelView post →My fellow artist and good friend Heavy147 has a clown fetish for Bonbon. The clown from the 1989 movie "Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland". Actually the character is a male in the movie. But screw it, I made this gift art for my friend. x.com/Professorgeb...
neutral · AI labelView post →Here are my favorite movies of all time: 1. They Live (1988) 2. Slumberland (2002) 3. Hustlers (2019) 4. Sorry to Bother You (2018) 5. Scott Pilgrim vs. The World (2010) Not one of them is a MCU movie (though Scott Pilgrim has actors who would become MCU superheroes (and one DC superman!)!).
positive · AI labelView post →#17 Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland I kinda have a soft spot for this movie since I watched it a lot as a kid. The story is a hot mess, given the messy production history. But the animation and visuals are pure eye candy showing some creativity went into this.
neutral · AI labelView post →Finding it even more interesting now that Netflix is positioning what is basically Over the Moon + Slumberland as the animated film that for sure will nab them an Oscar nom, with the outpour of love I'm seeing for KPop
neutral · AI labelView post →Without saying your age, who was your first animated crush? Princess Camille, Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland That whole movie set up a lot of... things I didnt realize until I was a lot older.
neutral · AI labelView post →As i get older and research notable childhood movies, i realize that living in an isolated community filled my youth with a collection of fever dream movies Felix the cat: the Movie Ralph Bakshi's Wizards Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland Brave Little Toaster
neutral · AI labelView post →Wow so for YEARS I've been trying to find a Blu-ray of Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland, an obscure 1989 anime movie that was delayed so much that I honestly thought it was based on the NES Little Nemo game that was intended to release as a tie-in lol. Anyway it's on Amazon streaming now <3
neutral · AI labelView post →I have a version of this. One of my favorite bands is The Wailin' Jennys. I really love their The Parting Glass song. I heard a version of it on the Slumberland movie and was like "oh hey cool, someone else did an alt rendition of it." Only to later realize it was originally from like from the 40's🤪
neutral · AI labelView post →Today - Classic(al) Disney FANTASIA at Revue, the 1989 version of LITTLE NEMO IN SLUMBERLAND on 35mm at Kingsway, CHICKEN RUN at Cineplex locations this am, a PITCH PERFECT 2 sing-along at Hot Docs Cinema, more! Rundown: letterboxd.com/torontoplex/... #toRep
neutral · AI labelView post →Finally got to sit down and watch Slumberland on Netflix with the family. Jason Mamoa was fantastic, it was a really heavy movie in the end, and the twist was amazing and heart felt. It was a good take on the Little Nemo cartoon adventure movie.
positive · AI labelView post →Slumberland on Netflix. I loved the movie and thought it was so stupid it got a low score on Netflix
positive · AI labelView post →Somehow it didn't click that the Jason Momoa movie, Slumberland... is based on the Nemo in Slumberland comic. Until I watched it, at least. Then, I was like, waitaminute! #Slumberland #comics #movies #JasonMomoa
neutral · AI labelView post →My Sunday evening movie was #Slumberland - extremely enjoyable & it looked amazing. The whole cast looked like they were having a great time. Another film with real heart. #Movietoot
positive · AI labelView post →I think for me it will always be a Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland opening the door and the black goo, though I can't remember a single other thing about the movie, and couldn't remember it was this movie and had to google to find people on reddit talking about similar experiences.
neutral · AI labelView post →Sometime in the last year, we watched the 2022 movie SLUMBERLAND with M knowing nothing about it other than his cousin loved it, and it was right when Nemo's bed sprouted legs and walked out of her bedroom that I finally put two and two together and realized, "Oh, THAT Nemo and THAT Slumberland."
neutral · AI labelView post →67.) Little Nemo: Adventures In Slumberland For me, I knew Nemo as an NES game, but then it was a movie, and then it was a comic. I just had to show my wife this childhood cult classic. I had no recollection that this was a Chris Columbus-scripted movie. Fascinating. #2026Films
neutral · AI labelView post →A really good companion movie to this is “Little Nemo’s Adventures in Slumberland,” in terms of unsettling but beautiful surreal dreamscape stuff 💖
neutral · AI labelView post →"(Slumberland) actually looks like a real movie." The fact he had to point this out is a bad sign. He's only on like the fifth movie.
negative · AI labelView post →there’s an anime movie adaptation from the 90s directed by one of the directors of Little Nemo Adventures in Slumberland that’s practically lost media. Last week it was I finally found some background music that was used in Bravo’s 100 Scariest Movie Moments which I knew had to come from a (2/3)
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching Slumberland and the awkward estranged uncle trying to reach out to his niece who just lost her dad actually had a really good idea. Teach the 11 year old to pick locks. I have no idea why the movie is framing this as boring.
neutral · AI labelView post →77. Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland (1992 Movie) Review in 2nd image
neutral · AI labelView post →A friend of mine, who I did a VERY SHORT movie podcast with at the time, thought I was lying about Dunkaccino. Which was fair since I routinely make shit up as a joke. Unhinged. I think if I went with a movie, it'd be "Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland". Because I love Little Nemo.
neutral · AI labelView post →After featuring LITTLE NEMO: ADVENTURES IN SLUMBERLAND for our movie club last week, we're convinced that no other film says the word "pajama" as much as this one.
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