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My son watched a film all the way through for the first time tonight!
Candi - now 42! Started conversation Nov 8, 2011
And what a lovely film: My Neighbour Totoro. 
He's 4, just like Mei in the film. I think he identified with her.
Shame it's too late to be a "Do you remember the first time?" entry. Still, if it was, it wouldn't be a very exciting entry....
My son watched a film all the way through for the first time tonight!
Mistadrong, (Count vonCount.)the last Gog standing Posted Nov 9, 2011
That's a lovely film and there are some lovely Studio Ghibli films to be had. My favourite is Kiki's Delivery Service; Spirited Away is another but I don't think it's suitable for tots, bit scary. A favourite with my 4yr old grandson and 2 1/2 yr old grandaughhter is Panda Go Panda, comments after watching were, "again". Porco Rosso was another favourite with my grandson. A flying ace who had been turned into a pig, a case of pigs can fly.
The anime section of HMV produces some gems at times. 
My son watched a film all the way through for the first time tonight!
Candi - now 42! Posted Nov 10, 2011
Thanks Mistadrong, I will try to remember to look out for Kiki's Delivery Service and Porco Rosso. They sound fun. We have Ponyo on DVD too, but he is wary of trying it again, though he saw most of it at the cinema when it came out.
My son watched a film all the way through for the first time tonight!
Mistadrong, (Count vonCount.)the last Gog standing Posted Nov 12, 2011
In HMV today and Panda go Panda was down to £3.
My son watched a film all the way through for the first time tonight!
Candi - now 42! Posted Nov 12, 2011
Oh yes, I forgot about that one, thanks for the reminder 
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