I was thinking about this yesterday for no reason.
I remember liking this movie but now it doesn't make any sense...
The pig is afraid to die, so the spider spins "miracle" webs to keep the pig alive a little longer.
1) The pig is gonna die anyway, death is inevitable
2) What the hell type of logical conclusion is it to believe that the pig spun the web instead of the spider?
I did like Charlotte's voice though...
I was thinking about this yesterday for no reason.
I remember liking this movie but now it doesn't make any sense...
The pig is afraid to die, so the spider spins "miracle" webs to keep the pig alive a little longer.
1) The pig is gonna die anyway, death is inevitable
2) What the hell type of logical conclusion is it to believe that the pig spun the web instead of the spider?
I did like Charlotte's voice though...
i really don't think as a little kid u analyze movies like that b/c ur thought capacity is not that complex yet. You don't have the ability to understand abstract thoughts...i did like the movie and the book tho :wink:
I was thinking about this yesterday for no reason.
I remember liking this movie but now it doesn't make any sense...
The pig is afraid to die, so the spider spins "miracle" webs to keep the pig alive a little longer.
1) The pig is gonna die anyway, death is inevitable
2) What the hell type of logical conclusion is it to believe that the pig spun the web instead of the spider?
I did like Charlotte's voice though...
where the hell did it say that the pig spun the web?
I was thinking about this yesterday for no reason.
I remember liking this movie but now it doesn't make any sense...
The pig is afraid to die, so the spider spins "miracle" webs to keep the pig alive a little longer.
1) The pig is gonna die anyway, death is inevitable
2) What the hell type of logical conclusion is it to believe that the pig spun the web instead of the spider?
I did like Charlotte's voice though...
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW....
:arrow:
people...these are RANDOM comments...don't make whole post outta them...damn. :roll:
I was thinking about this yesterday for no reason.
I remember liking this movie but now it doesn't make any sense...
The pig is afraid to die, so the spider spins "miracle" webs to keep the pig alive a little longer.
1) The pig is gonna die anyway, death is inevitable
2) What the hell type of logical conclusion is it to believe that the pig spun the web instead of the spider?
I did like Charlotte's voice though...
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW....
:arrow:
people...these are RANDOM comments...don't make whole post outta them...damn. :roll:
^^lol..
i ain't gonna lie - i probably would've made a thread like this too...
anywayz tho, i think i can safely say i've never read nor seen Charlotte's Web...& if i did, it had to have been in early elementary & i don't remember @ all...
but anywayz...that goes for a lot of films & television programs of when u were growing up....i've watched some of the stuff now that I used to love (even on the verge of OBSESS OVER) as a kid...& i'm just like . . . . how could i have POSSIBLY had ANY interest in this EVER...
like Ghostwriter...Power Rangers...i'll even say Full House, lol..those were my SHOWS back in the day & i just thought they were the best...but now that i look @ 'em, they just seem so simple, 4 lack of better word...like, they really had me tunin' into this ish every week?? they SUCKERED ME
but really...it's just 'cuz i was a kid...
only exception 2 that, though...well there r a few exceptions...any Nick cartoon that i grew up on is still off the chain (the older episodes, anyway)...AND...Sesame Street ...anytime i pass by that now, i can still understand how i loved that - how ANY child loves that - when i was younger
NOBODY thought the pig spun the web but you , sweet thang...
but who remembers GOOSEBUMPS series where you could pick your own endings?
and the BOXCAR CHILDREN?
and CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG?
and BABYSITTER'S CLUB?
and THUMBELINA?
...anytime i pass by that now, i can still understand how i loved that - how ANY child loves that - when i was younger 
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