Reviewing Every Theatrical Live-Action Disney Film Ever Made…Or At Least Attempting To
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You would think that a movie about a kid being gifted an honest-to-goodness lion from a circus would be about the adventures and challenges that the kid faces with said lion! But, nope! Somehow a kid owning a lion gets treated as an incidental subplot! And yet, the movie is actually a good one! Let’s take a look at Disney’s Napoleon and Samantha!
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James Garner, Vera Miles, AND a McEveety brother directing? I’m getting major The Castaway Cowboy vibes here! Is One Little Indian any good? Read on to find out!
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What do you get when you get Vincent McEveety’s brother to direct a film, Joss Whedon’s grandfather to write a film, and John Wayne’s son to star in a film? You get The Bears and I. Directed by Bernard McEveety, written by John Whedon, and starring Patrick Wayne, The Bears and I is one of those Disney films of the 1970s that isn’t a household name. Should it be though? Read on to find out!
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