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OldManHoOh
Since: Jul, 2010
1st Jan, 2011 09:03:14 AM
Not sure about the pink box, but otherwise it sounds like The Phantom Tollbooth [1]
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86.138.63.148
Since: Dec, 1969
2nd Jan, 2011 01:44:55 PM
thats it, thanks.
fifimcfeef
Since: Jul, 2011
19th Aug, 2011 03:11:10 PM
Uh, I don't think there was a wolf in "The Phantom Tollbooth". I only got the movie for Christmas 2010 because I thought the HUMBUG (who is a bug of some sort, not a wolf!) was cool.
Edited by fifimcfeef Yeah, Jason Kreis ain't exactly a soccer star.
I'm looking for a film in which a a teen (possibly blond) boy heads in to a strange big pink box. somehow the pink box transforms him into a cartoon when he goes though and transports him to an odd world. soon he comes to a swamp full of green ghostly things who want him to be supremly lazy and stop breathing altogether. he gets recuced by a talking dog who takes him to a view of two kingdoms ruled by 2 brothers; one beliving letters are most important, the other numbers. he firstgoes in to the letter kingdom. it is highly populated and apples are replaced by the letter a. here he meets an anphomoric blue wolf here, and the boy heads number kingdom. it is less populated but has a lot of technology the king asks the blue wolf whats the highest number he can think of and the king keeps adding 1 to it. my mind blanks out till the ending in which the boy meets the godess of this world and is returned to his home. somehow the kingdoms are reunited (with the dog and 2 kings) against fireworks. the boy watches as the pink box disapears, and as he talks to his friend on the phone, the pink box apears in his friend house... anyone have a title with a better plot summary?