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and then there's this, which is probably in my 10 ten films of all time:
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How could I forget that? One of the best films of the '80s, and unmatched, to boot. :D
How could I forget that? One of the best films of the '80s, and unmatched, to boot. :D
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plus, it warms the cockles of my heart to see two corporate entities like Disney and Warner Brothers set aside their differences in the interest of box office revenue.
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atlas said:and then there's this, which is probably in my 10 ten films of all time:
Most impressive movie I've ever loved.
StagnantReaction
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Don't forget Song of the South (1946) with the main cast being slaves and their owners.