
The Pagemaster
Rich knows a lot about accidents. So much so, he is scared to do anything that might endanger him, like riding his bike, or climbing into his treehouse. While in an old library, he is mystically transported into the unknown world of books, and he has to try and get home again. From TMDB
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60 of 130 · most liked first'The Pagemaster' is a forgotten gem of the 90s. A wholesome movie about getting sucked up into Doc Brown's talking cartoon book world where Patrick Stewart is a pirate book who fights Dr. Jekyll. The message is that READING is GOOD and being smart & nice is COOL. It also had a sick SNES game
unlabelledView post →My friend and I watched The Pagemaster today, and neither of us had seen it since we were kids. The antagonists were the best part of the movie.
unlabelledView post →"Old school" Last minute attack for baronboar.bsky.social Your dragon reminded me soooo much of the dragon from the movie what I watched when I was a child, The Pagemaster You don't often see old-style dragons, I need see more pls! Have a good weekend little creatures!
unlabelledView post →Which film reminds you of your childhood the most? The Pagemaster. I'd rent it out again and again lol. Back then there was this massive cultural push to instill in kids that reading was, like, literally magical. it's like the quintessential 90s animated movie lol www.youtube.com/watch?v=ITFj...
unlabelledView post →As voted by my patrons in the "What Do You Mean" character poll: The Paint Dragon from seminal movie The Pagemaster!
unlabelledView post →The Pagemaster. But instead of a movie. Make it into a tv series that follows different kids with different problems that get help from different genres of books. And make Macaulay return as the new librarian who introduces the episode.
unlabelledView post →What movie did you watch over and over as a kid? I can't tell you how many times I borrowed The Pagemaster from my local library as a kid.
unlabelledView post →For my own part, The Pagemaster has some moments that really stand out, but on the whole, it is a film that REALLY could've done more with its premise.
unlabelledView post →The 1994 family film The Pagemaster has an ABSURD "Did A Star Trek" rating. 43% of the credited cast worked on a Star Trek film, TV series, or video game, including Patrick Stewart, Leonard Nimoy, Whoopi Goldberg, Christopher Lloyd, and Robert Picardo.
unlabelledView post →Rewatched 'The Pagemaster' w bestie and I forgot that there was a wholeass movie of the Home Alone Kid but he's animated in 2D and has bimbo lips for some reason
unlabelledView post →Well this promotional jacket from the 1994 film The Pagemaster is only $600, so I guess I better jump.
unlabelledView post →Watched “The Pagemaster” last night on VHS…. it was insufferable for me as you can evidently tell from this video I took at the beginning of the movie…. Yeah, I went batshit insane watching this strange scene lmfao
unlabelledView post →Introduce yourself with 1 TTRPG, 1 book, 1 board game, 1 movie, & 1 TV show. 🎲 DIE RPG 📖 Babel / The Traitor Baru Cormorant ♟️ Quantum 🎥 The Pagemaster 📺 Community
unlabelledView post →Name a film that you watched repeatedly as a child. The Pagemaster
unlabelledView post →take the wrong lesson from a movie The Pagemaster: we should do more research into the therapeutic benefits of acute lead-based paint exposure
unlabelledView post →One of my favorite childhood movies is The Pagemaster, I was super surprised to learn it's a pretty widely disliked/criticized movie for some reason. I always thought it was a cute concept.
unlabelledView post →Me: Next on the watch list is The Pagemaster Husband: Is that the one with the kid with the really red lips. Me: The star of the movie, McCauley Kulkin? Husband: I don't know his name. Me: That's his name. McCauley Kulkin.
unlabelledView post →NEW VIDEO, we're looking at The Pagemaster FMV game from 1994. Because I like movie tie ins apparently. #VTuber | #Retro www.youtube.com/watch?v=cloy...
unlabelledView post →every day of 2026, I'll post an animated film. 1️⃣6️⃣2️⃣ THE PAGEMASTER (1994) dir. Joe Johnston, Pixote/Maurice Hunt A mixture of live action and animation. A boy searches for a way home after he is mystically transported into the world of books.
unlabelledView post →I know The Pagemaster isn't supposed to be a scary movie, but hot damn I could not sleep as a kid from it.
unlabelledView post →If I wanted to watch a Culkin movie from the 90s, it would be The Good Son, NOT The Pagemaster. I love reading but if I wanted to watch something that teaches me a good lesson about reading, Reading Rainbow is RIGHT there
unlabelledView post →Rewatching The Pagemaster. Forgot how cute it is. A movie where books are the kid's only friends and teach him to have adventures, believe in himself, and face his fears. Great cast too #RevPit #RevPitWaiting #books
unlabelledView post →The Pagemaster is stunning in its misconception to the point it’s one of Doug Walker’s genuine best reviews as he nails the problem: it’s about a shut-in who learns to love to read. What? Sure he learns something about courage but it’s a meaningless film with no lessons.
unlabelledView post →Gosh I need to rewatch The Pagemaster soon. What a great film.
unlabelledView post →Kels and I are watching The Pagemaster before bed tonight. This used to stay in rotation when I was a kid, absolutely loved this movie. Watching it now it seems like it may have been ahead of it's time. Have you seen it? What do you think?
unlabelledView post →Whole movie was a lot to handle for tiny me, but man I LOVED spooky stuff so much. The rush always kept me there. Except for Mr Hyde from The Pagemaster. That fucker literally prevented me from watching the whole damn movie XD
unlabelledView post →Ten non horror movies to get to know me The Mask (1994) The Lion King (1994) Earth Girls Are Easy MST3K The Movie Hercules (1996) The Wiz Robin Hood: Men in Tights The Pagemaster All Dogs Go To Heaven Hairspray (either one is good!)
unlabelledView post →The memories of watching The Pagemaster are better than the movie itself
unlabelledView post →What’s your favorite movie from each decade of your life? 90s: The Pagemaster 00s: 9 10s: Batman V. Superman 20s: The Wild Robot
unlabelledView post →First encounter for me was definitely the dragon from the movie The Pagemaster. That scene rewired my brain forever
unlabelledView post →Actually, no--there was also "The Pagemaster," which I always wanted to rewatch because there was a behind-the-scenes segment on "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie" before the film.
unlabelledView post →Need a childhood trauma vote. Do I want to watch The Pagemaster or The Secret of Nimh? (Yeah, there was a typo. I'm not doing that movie dirty like that.)
unlabelledView post →The Jetsons Movie Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2 The Adventures of Little Nemo Hercules(Disney) Mortal Kombat Pokémon the first Movie The Pagemaster Home Alones 1-2 Back to the Future Bionicle Mask of Light
unlabelledView post →The Pagemaster is so important to me. Omg I forgot how much I love this movie 😭💖
unlabelledView post →Threw on The Pagemaster while I work and what a demented movie.
unlabelledView post →They're a good listen! I have them on my phone still lmao I especially loved the Comet and Moominland one for being so hopeful in a rough time and the Pagemaster one cause that movie fucking sucks ass and it was really funny. Sad you all never got to do the ATLA movie, but c'est la vie
unlabelledView post →At this point, so many people lack the imagination they might as well be no different than the kid in The Pagemaster at the start of the film. Overanalytical and maybe chickenhearted.
unlabelledView post →📽️ EVERY NIGHT IS MOVIE NIGHT 🍿 (232/365) #NowShowing THE PAGEMASTER (1994) My 11-year old picked this one for family night, and it’s an old favorite of mine. 🧡🤘 #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →📚🎮 The Pagemaster on SNES! A forgotten '90s movie tie-in that mixed platforming with a little storybook magic. Not the easiest adventure, but it had a charm all its own. Did you play this one growing up? 👀 #SNES #RetroGaming #Nintendo #90sGaming #IncredibleConnonedrum
unlabelledView post →11. What was your first vore 'awakening' that you can remember? Okay so as a little kid I watched this movie called The Pagemaster and at one point a cartoon dragon swallows the protagonist whole. Now I need feral dragons to eat me
unlabelledView post →The Pagemaster Macaulay Culkin gets isekai'd into the world of the library book stories Very underrated animated movie
unlabelledView post →The Pagemaster is *not* a good film it's my terrible no good favourite film of all time and explains a lot about my tastes in general, and i will subject most people to watching it, but it is - and i cannot stress this enough - Not Good
unlabelledView post →You had a good childhood if you know any at least 3 of these movies The Last Unicorn Aliens for Breakfast Waterworld Princess and the Goblin ALF (the movie) Neverending Story Balto The Pagemaster Angels in the Outfield We're Back Hook
unlabelledView post →The Pagemaster (1994) If you ACTUALLY grew up in the 90s/gained sentience in the early 2000s, then this timeless coming of age film needed no introduction. We have this imaginative film to thank for others like it to come.
unlabelledView post →My latest review in the Throwback Thirty series is of the score for children's fantasy adventure THE PAGEMASTER, with music by James Horner.
unlabelledView post →The paint scene from The Pagemaster. I was just a toddler when I first watched this film, and it gave me nightmares of being chased by unknown entities. (I actually liked this film growing up. I feel like it's overhated)
unlabelledView post →The Pagemaster (1994) Yeah its an aight little movie, I like the message decently enough but I always felt that its kinda working against itself. A movie about "the magic of reading and books" but all the literary works referenced here (except Treasure Island) are here for 3 minutes max, so lol
unlabelledView post →Watching The Pagemaster forgot how good this movie is
unlabelledView post →The reason I say this is because while his physical body does not go into another world, the kid's mind does and the librarian even acknowledges this in the movie AND he also voices the Pagemaster himself. You watch the kid fall back into his unconscious body, yes, but he still went somewhere else.
unlabelledView post →The whiplash I just got from remembering that movie exists, along with The Pagemaster
unlabelledView post →Y’all know a throwback movie I miss watching? The Pagemaster
unlabelledView post →📣 New Event Added! | Digwyddiad Newydd! 📣 Take a magical trip to the library as the nostalgic ‘90s feature film The Pagemaster returns for a special one-off screening! 🗓Sat 25 April | Dydd Sad 25 Ebrill ⏰ 1:15pm 🔈Subtitled/Isdeitlau 📍Chapter 🎟 bit.ly/CAF26-The-Pa...
unlabelledView post →It’s my birthday so I got to pick the movie options for movie night, and of my three selections the kids chose The Pagemaster. A classic
unlabelledView post →The Pagemaster is still awesome, America really let this movie down
unlabelledView post →Insert a movie into another movie: THE PAGEMASTER AND COMMANDER
unlabelledView post →The Pagemaster is one of those movies that no one I talk to regularly seems to have seem, let alone remember, but I adored this movie as a kid.
unlabelledView post →I'm gonna watch a classic movie I haven't seen in a long time. The Pagemaster
unlabelledView post →"I don't care what anyone says, I like that movie" 🎥 The Pagemaster (1994)
unlabelledView post →It’s early 90s, but The Pagemaster has the vibe of an 80s movie!
unlabelledView post →The Pagemaster is an awesome kids movie. Labyrinth will *always* have my heart, but I credit Pagemaster with being a significant driving force in my love for reading and fantasy. I want to live in that library.
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