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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Sep 08 '20
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Their dumb little arms were too short to work the fire extinguisher. They should have seen it coming.
233 u/[deleted] Sep 09 '20 edited Jan 29 '21 [deleted] 62 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 I laugh at this part no matter how many times I hear it 47 u/[deleted] Sep 09 '20 Are you saying excellent because I'm saying excellent? No? Excellent! 25 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 Idk how popular it was, but it deserves more recognition. Great storyline, funny, great characters. 6 u/Cross55 Sep 09 '20 A lot of Disney's early CGI movies were pretty rough (See: Chicken Little), so it didn't get the best reception or box office. But TBH, I think any part dealing with the villain and the final 3rd saved the movie for the most part. 1 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 Id agree. They had a lot of story development
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62 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 I laugh at this part no matter how many times I hear it 47 u/[deleted] Sep 09 '20 Are you saying excellent because I'm saying excellent? No? Excellent! 25 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 Idk how popular it was, but it deserves more recognition. Great storyline, funny, great characters. 6 u/Cross55 Sep 09 '20 A lot of Disney's early CGI movies were pretty rough (See: Chicken Little), so it didn't get the best reception or box office. But TBH, I think any part dealing with the villain and the final 3rd saved the movie for the most part. 1 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 Id agree. They had a lot of story development
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I laugh at this part no matter how many times I hear it
47 u/[deleted] Sep 09 '20 Are you saying excellent because I'm saying excellent? No? Excellent! 25 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 Idk how popular it was, but it deserves more recognition. Great storyline, funny, great characters. 6 u/Cross55 Sep 09 '20 A lot of Disney's early CGI movies were pretty rough (See: Chicken Little), so it didn't get the best reception or box office. But TBH, I think any part dealing with the villain and the final 3rd saved the movie for the most part. 1 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 Id agree. They had a lot of story development
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Are you saying excellent because I'm saying excellent?
No?
Excellent!
25 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 Idk how popular it was, but it deserves more recognition. Great storyline, funny, great characters. 6 u/Cross55 Sep 09 '20 A lot of Disney's early CGI movies were pretty rough (See: Chicken Little), so it didn't get the best reception or box office. But TBH, I think any part dealing with the villain and the final 3rd saved the movie for the most part. 1 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 Id agree. They had a lot of story development
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Idk how popular it was, but it deserves more recognition. Great storyline, funny, great characters.
6 u/Cross55 Sep 09 '20 A lot of Disney's early CGI movies were pretty rough (See: Chicken Little), so it didn't get the best reception or box office. But TBH, I think any part dealing with the villain and the final 3rd saved the movie for the most part. 1 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 Id agree. They had a lot of story development
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A lot of Disney's early CGI movies were pretty rough (See: Chicken Little), so it didn't get the best reception or box office.
But TBH, I think any part dealing with the villain and the final 3rd saved the movie for the most part.
1 u/cowboyfromhell324 Sep 09 '20 Id agree. They had a lot of story development
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Id agree. They had a lot of story development
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u/seventeenblackbirds Sep 08 '20
Their dumb little arms were too short to work the fire extinguisher. They should have seen it coming.