It's probably hilarious to somebody if you do it wrong.
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Not anymore. That entire company went under.
I need to rewatch the movie. I love when the main character is moments from death, then figures out the entire puzzle for the mousetrap, even saving enough time for a picture.
Pacific Rimshot.
After the failure of Disney's previous animated feature film The Black Cauldron, this simpler film proved to be a success upon its initial release in 1986. As such, the new senior management of the company were convinced that their animation department was still a viable enterprise and this set the stage for the…
I think I was in a bad mood when I watched it. I just remember the entire time wanting to hit the main character because the guy would not shut up.
To be fair, The Great Mouse Detective and Oliver & Company are the reason Disney Animation didn't fold up, or so I've read, after the awfulness that was The Black Cauldron.
I want to see a movie with the UK Dennis the Menace.
It's not so bad. It's space wrestling.
It's now a space station that streams wrestling and ghost shows.
The original version of the movie would have been something special.
At least Toy Story only implies parental death.
I feel like I answered a question similar to this before, because I'm getting Déjà vu from this question.
They get to use the old Friends sets and clothing though, so it will be done cheaply.
I misread that as direct to DVD sequels of According to Jim and got irrationally angry.
Maybe she's angry they didn't offer her a role in the movie.