Animation,Fantasy,Adventure,Family
United States of America
The Point is a 1971 animated film based on a story and music by Harry Nilsson. The film features a young boy named Oblio, who lives in a world where everyone and everything has a point at the top of their heads. Oblio is born without a point, and as a result, he and his dog Arrow are banished to the Pointless Forest by the Pointed Council.
In the Pointless Forest, Oblio and Arrow meet a variety of bizarre and colorful characters, including a giant, a fat man, and a tree that speaks in rhyming couplets. As they journey through the forest, Oblio discovers that having a point is not necessary to be important or special. Along the way, they encounter a variety of challenges and obstacles, but with the help of his friends and his own courage and determination, Oblio finds his way back to the Land of Point.
The Point is known for its catchy soundtrack, which features songs such as "Me and My Arrow" and "Think About Your Troubles." The film has been praised for its imaginative visuals, whimsical storytelling, and its message of tolerance and acceptance. It has become a cult classic and a beloved childhood favorite for many.
