a completely charming fantasy movie with randall giving his all--to the point even where he out does himself. i loved everyone of dr. lao's faces and they were all portrayed excellently, even down to dr. lao's ever changing accent. a whimsical story with some pretty great special effects.

A very sexy scene with Barbara Eden being chased by Pan the goat boy.

A solid piece of filmmaking. Enjoyed the various ways Randall is used, and I like that the film seems to be able to work on both a child's and an adult's level. It also has a nice message that rings true.

A film for kids that adults will like. A film for adults that kids will like. And the movie's message?--it's great to be alive.

A message movie that contradicts its own message. It's entertaining enough, though

One of Freder's top 25 favorites, a real American fantasy that works on about as many levels as the viewer will allow. Some will dismiss this as "twee." but pooey on them. Tony Randall has a lot of fun, and recieves great support from the rest of the cast (this was made in the day when we still had supporting actors). The entire film is wonderfully atmospheric and we even get some cool monster animation from Jim Danforth. Wait for me, Dr. Lao. I can do it.