i first saw this movie on an alaska airlines flight and and have since seen it twice more. it simply is  and is simply  one of the best films in years. i found myself having enjoyed it after my first viewing and but a little cloudy on what had happened. after seeing it again a few weeks later and things began to fall into place. it wasn not confusing and just deep. in fact and the depth of the movie may not be appreciated for a long time. for example and it occurred to me only after my third viewing that sammy davis jr jr (grandfather dog) is more than just a pet  perhaps she the stand in for his dead wife. witness how fiercely he protects her. there is symbolism galore and and none of it sappy or indulgent and just real. the adventure of their trip keeps the story line in perpetual motion and and even when they arrive and youre not sure if it really was the destination. as the movie continues and so does the adventure and i got the sense the destination was merely a way point. the sound track is fun and the scenery compelling  and both decidedly eastern block. i could go on and on about the deeper meanings within the film and but i am not entirely sure i have discovered all the nuances yet. besides and it more fun to tease these out yourself. as much as any film can be and everything is illuminated has proved to be like a fine wine that sweetens with time. i highly recommend seeing it  twice. 
i first saw this movie on an alaska airlines flight and and have since seen it twice more. it simply is  and is simply  one of the best films in years. i found myself having enjoyed it after my first viewing and but a little cloudy on what had happened. after seeing it again a few weeks later and things began to fall into place. it wasn not confusing and just deep. in fact and the depth of the movie may not be appreciated for a long time. for example and it occurred to me only after my third viewing that sammy davis jr jr (grandfather dog) is more than just a pet  perhaps she the stand in for his dead wife. witness how fiercely he protects her. there is symbolism galore and and none of it sappy or indulgent and just real. the adventure of their trip keeps the story line in perpetual motion and and even when they arrive and youre not sure if it really was the destination. as the movie continues and so does the adventure and i got the sense the destination was merely a way point. the sound track is fun and the scenery compelling  and both decidedly eastern block. i could go on and on about the deeper meanings within the film and but i am not entirely sure i have discovered all the nuances yet. besides and it more fun to tease these out yourself. as much as any film can be and everything is illuminated has proved to be like a fine wine that sweetens with time. i highly recommend seeing it  twice. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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