Rediscover the continuation of Bastian’s adventures with this superb The Neverending Story II Poster that will fill you with nostalgia!
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Description of this Neverending Story Poster
The Neverending Story II: A New Chapter is a 1990 fantasy film and a sequel to The Neverending Story. It was directed by George T. Miller and stars Jonathan Brandis as Bastian Bux, Kenny Morrison as Atreyu, and Alexandra Johnes as the Child Empress. The only returning actor from the first film is Thomas Hill as Carl Conrad Coreander. The film uses plot elements from Michael Ende’s novel, The Neverending Story (primarily the second half), but introduces a new plot. During its 1991 U.S. theatrical release, the animated short Bugs Bunny’s Box Office Bunny was shown before the film. This short was also included on the VHS and LaserDisc release later that year. Bastian Balthazar Bux seeks to join his school’s swim team, but his ability to jump off the diving board is hampered by his acrophobia (fear of heights). He visits Carl Conrad Coreander’s antiquarian bookstore to seek advice on courage, where he rediscovers The Neverending Story and hears the Childlike Empress calling for his help. Bastian takes the book home with him, as the Auryn amulet magically detaches from the book’s cover. Bastian takes it and is summoned to Fantasia, where he encounters a bird-like creature named Nimbly and reunites with Atreyu. After the group encounters and escapes armored giants, Bastian realizes that a force called the “Void” is spreading throughout Fantasia. This force was created by the evil sorceress Xayide, who seeks to seize power over Fantasia. To hinder Bastian’s quest, Tri-Face, Xayide’s inventor, develops a device that deprives Bastian of a memory each time he uses the Auryn amulet to make a wish. Nimbly is sent as a spy to persuade Bastian to make wishes until he is unable to remember why he came to Fantasia. Bastian and Atreyu search for and capture Xayide. She appears to abandon her quest for power and agrees to lead them to the Childlike Empress. During the journey to the Empress’s castle, Xayide tricks Bastian into believing that his friends will turn against him and manages to make him make a series of ridiculous wishes. It also becomes clear to Atreyu that they are being led aimlessly. Meanwhile, Bastian’s father, Barney, has noticed his son’s disappearance. He finds The NeverEnding Story in Bastian’s room and sees a sticker on the cover with the bookstore’s address. Barney rushes to confront Mr. Coreander, who simply tells him that he will find the answers to his son’s whereabouts in the book. Returning later with a police officer, Barney is shocked to see the bookstore abandoned. Eventually, Barney reads the book and is surprised to see that his son’s exploits in Fantasia are written by the book itself and that he is mentioned in it. Atreyu figures out what Xayide is up to, while Bastian is completely convinced that Atreyu has turned against him. During a struggle between the two, Atreyu is knocked off a cliff and falls to his death. Back at Xayide’s house, Bastian discovers the device for himself and learns that he only has two memories left: those of his mother and his father. Bastian uses his mother’s second-to-last memory to wish Atreyu back to life. Xayide attempts to force Bastian to use his last wish to return home. Bastian agrees to make his last wish, but instead wishes for the witch to “have a heart.” This fills Xayide with emotion, canceling out the emptiness inside her that she controls. Overwhelmed with compassion, Xayide explodes in a blast of light, and Fantasia is restored, along with Bastian’s memories. Once freed, the Childlike Empress thanks Bastian for his help, and he gives her the Auryn Amulet. She shows him the way back: a cliff overlooking a waterfall, to help Bastian overcome his fear of heights. Encouraged by Barney and Atreyu, Bastian jumps and returns home safely, while the Auryn Amulet magically returns to the book’s cover.