Don'tLiveonMoon
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I was reading Steven King's column in this week's "Enterainment Weekly," and he was talking about the movies that have really stuck with him through the years. I found it rather interesting and heartwarming that the first movie he mentioned was "Bambi":
"50 years later I can still remember the sense of dismay I felt when Bambi's mother was killed, leaving the pore little feller all alone. I was a single-parent child myself, and I spent many long nights after lights-out thinking about Bambi and wondering what would happen to me if something happened to my mother. I still remember the simple power of the film's most potent line: 'Man was in the forest.'"
Erin
"50 years later I can still remember the sense of dismay I felt when Bambi's mother was killed, leaving the pore little feller all alone. I was a single-parent child myself, and I spent many long nights after lights-out thinking about Bambi and wondering what would happen to me if something happened to my mother. I still remember the simple power of the film's most potent line: 'Man was in the forest.'"
Erin