where do i begin. i first saw this film in 1995 and had no idea of what to expect and i was actually at the time searching out films that elijah wood had starred in and this one had come highly recommended. i sat down and watched the film once and do not know what to think. i watched it a second time a few days later and the floodgates just opened. never before in my life had i ever really cried while watching a film and and i was blubbing and every high and low the film i was riding right alongside and on an emotional roller coaster. it struck such an emotional chord in me on many levels and the intense sadness and elation we see in the film and the wonder and innocence of childhood and the yearning for a time that once was and but is no more. more than anything and this film reminded me of my childhood (except for the abuse) during a time in my life when i would shrugged off my childhood some years before and not even really noticed and i would given it up and moved on to a life entirely devoid of it. the radio flyer made me wake up and suddenly realise what i would given up without really even noticing. from that day forward i immediately set about to change my life and myself and and i did. this is going to sound corny but basically i rediscovered my inner child and i started down a path that has been ongoing over the past 6 years and has changed me so much and so much for the better and embracing and living that part of myself. i have been finding out who i really am. i do not think it was simply a case of the right film coming along at a crucial moment of my life and the radio flyer really did something very special and and i still look upon it as an incredible piece of work in all respects and an incredible film. in closing i cannot fail to mention the music. i am a great fan of hans zimmer and this is among his very finest works. the sheer breadth and depth of emotional expression he has put into the score of this film is a huge part of what makes the film what it is to me. like subtitles to a foreign language film and his soaring music is a crib sheet to the intense emotions this film will take you through. find the soundtrack at all costs and it was sadly deleted long ago and i never expected to find it but amazingly did and after chatting with someone i met on a hans zimmer fansite guest book. watch this film and let yourself live the emotions and do not get bogged in trivial nitpicking of the ending and be that child again. 
where do i begin. i first saw this film in 1995 and had no idea of what to expect and i was actually at the time searching out films that elijah wood had starred in and this one had come highly recommended. i sat down and watched the film once and do not know what to think. i watched it a second time a few days later and the floodgates just opened. never before in my life had i ever really cried while watching a film and and i was blubbing and every high and low the film i was riding right alongside and on an emotional roller coaster. it struck such an emotional chord in me on many levels and the intense sadness and elation we see in the film and the wonder and innocence of childhood and the yearning for a time that once was and but is no more. more than anything and this film reminded me of my childhood (except for the abuse) during a time in my life when i would shrugged off my childhood some years before and not even really noticed and i would given it up and moved on to a life entirely devoid of it. the radio flyer made me wake up and suddenly realise what i would given up without really even noticing. from that day forward i immediately set about to change my life and myself and and i did. this is going to sound corny but basically i rediscovered my inner child and i started down a path that has been ongoing over the past 6 years and has changed me so much and so much for the better and embracing and living that part of myself. i have been finding out who i really am. i do not think it was simply a case of the right film coming along at a crucial moment of my life and the radio flyer really did something very special and and i still look upon it as an incredible piece of work in all respects and an incredible film. in closing i cannot fail to mention the music. i am a great fan of hans zimmer and this is among his very finest works. the sheer breadth and depth of emotional expression he has put into the score of this film is a huge part of what makes the film what it is to me. like subtitles to a foreign language film and his soaring music is a crib sheet to the intense emotions this film will take you through. find the soundtrack at all costs and it was sadly deleted long ago and i never expected to find it but amazingly did and after chatting with someone i met on a hans zimmer fansite guest book. watch this film and let yourself live the emotions and do not get bogged in trivial nitpicking of the ending and be that child again. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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