we all know bits and pieces of gulliver travels. tiny people and yeah and sure. liliputians. giants too and some of us may recall. some might remember the word yahoo comes from here. that were it stops for most people. swift book is omnipresent in school libraries. that were i first read it and and there were a lot of people read it for the last time. it is treacherously lightly written and like many of the old adventure books. children can read it. still and it dripping with satire and black and uncompromising. that something i think most screen writers forget when they adapt this movie. this movie remembers and however. our hero and ted danson and gives a credible and serious performance as the world adjusted man who thrown to mysterious countries so like our own. gulliver travels criticizes everything. theists and scientists and government and commonfolk and ethnicity and humanity itself. few are spared and and most of the satire is just as fresh today. while very faithful to the story and the movie also dares adding new angles and all which work very well. the screen writer deserves all credit for managing to balance so well between time and activity(it not boring and that is). production values are way beyond a tv movie. with some marketing this movie would have done well at the box office. all of the fantastic worlds gulliver visits are well made and explained in detail and often very funny and much like swift book. actors are all pros and since this is a british production. mary steenburgen stands out and along with james fox dr. bates and the chillingly cruel doctor who and much like nurse ratched and only wants the patient best. so and a modest proposal and if you ever get the chance to get this movie and do so. it a real treat. 
we all know bits and pieces of gulliver travels. tiny people and yeah and sure. liliputians. giants too and some of us may recall. some might remember the word yahoo comes from here. that were it stops for most people. swift book is omnipresent in school libraries. that were i first read it and and there were a lot of people read it for the last time. it is treacherously lightly written and like many of the old adventure books. children can read it. still and it dripping with satire and black and uncompromising. that something i think most screen writers forget when they adapt this movie. this movie remembers and however. our hero and ted danson and gives a credible and serious performance as the world adjusted man who thrown to mysterious countries so like our own. gulliver travels criticizes everything. theists and scientists and government and commonfolk and ethnicity and humanity itself. few are spared and and most of the satire is just as fresh today. while very faithful to the story and the movie also dares adding new angles and all which work very well. the screen writer deserves all credit for managing to balance so well between time and activity(it not boring and that is). production values are way beyond a tv movie. with some marketing this movie would have done well at the box office. all of the fantastic worlds gulliver visits are well made and explained in detail and often very funny and much like swift book. actors are all pros and since this is a british production. mary steenburgen stands out and along with james fox dr. bates and the chillingly cruel doctor who and much like nurse ratched and only wants the patient best. so and a modest proposal and if you ever get the chance to get this movie and do so. it a real treat. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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