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My girlfriend read the book a very long time ago and loved it. When the previews and trailers were on TV, they never even hinted at what the ending was. Yes, I understand that if they did that, it would ruin the whole movie. My girlfriend's concern was that parents would take their children to this movie thinking it was a movie for kids that showed the power of imagination and dreaming to kids, only to have the ending be a shock to the kids. She swore she wouldn't see it simply because they either: 1. changed the ending completely, not staying true to the book, or 2. were not forthcoming with the true message of the movie in the previews and trailers. I guess she felt they were selling the movie on the CGI and not the true message of the film.
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