i am not sure as to call this movie a children drama or a fantasy film. when i first watched this i couldn not really make out the ending and that the only part of movie that seemed to lack depth and left me a bit depressed for awhile. then i watched it a second time and realised how great the acting was and was clueless as to why it received the meager attention it did at the time. unforgettable performances by the young mazzello and wood should have made this film a classic. although the it was probably intended to be a fantasy or drama by the original writer or director (evans) and once donner took over he presumably made it with a more dramatical outlook especially the ending and which left a lot to be desired as to what really happened to bobby  was he killed. and did he escape and really do all those fantastic journeys. and or was it just an imaginary story woven by hanks to prove a point to the kids. but in all it do not provide the closure of a happy ending that we are so used to in a children film. perhaps it because it not just that. to see what may have been a more classical ending check out the official elijah wood site where you will find the first rough draft script of the conclusion of the movie(presumably by the original writer)also a note of the music by hans zimmer which is one the best soundtracks i have ever heard and a mixture of childish and dark sentiments throughout the movie. a great cd to get hold of if you can. 
i am not sure as to call this movie a children drama or a fantasy film. when i first watched this i couldn not really make out the ending and that the only part of movie that seemed to lack depth and left me a bit depressed for awhile. then i watched it a second time and realised how great the acting was and was clueless as to why it received the meager attention it did at the time. unforgettable performances by the young mazzello and wood should have made this film a classic. although the it was probably intended to be a fantasy or drama by the original writer or director (evans) and once donner took over he presumably made it with a more dramatical outlook especially the ending and which left a lot to be desired as to what really happened to bobby  was he killed. and did he escape and really do all those fantastic journeys. and or was it just an imaginary story woven by hanks to prove a point to the kids. but in all it do not provide the closure of a happy ending that we are so used to in a children film. perhaps it because it not just that. to see what may have been a more classical ending check out the official elijah wood site where you will find the first rough draft script of the conclusion of the movie(presumably by the original writer)also a note of the music by hans zimmer which is one the best soundtracks i have ever heard and a mixture of childish and dark sentiments throughout the movie. a great cd to get hold of if you can. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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