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Posted by AshFan at 167.136.235.247 on January 23, 2004 at 14:56:33:

In Reply to: It will be ok... posted by Sugar1282 on January 23, 2004 at 14:52:49:

: It's not a "Gigli". It's not a "Ben and Jen" film. It's more of a Ben and Liv and kid film. This whole thing is reminding me of "America's Sweethearts" where John Cusack and Catherine Zeta Jones get a divorce and still have a movie to promote.

The Aristocats, where the butler is trying to hide tha cats in the countyr, but those dogs mess with him and the windmill alomst breaks his motorcycle... but then the Tramp save the day somehow, and all 101 dalmations end up at home again.

Anyone notice that in recent Disney films tha parents (at least one) are getting brutally slaughtered, and the children end up on thire own? What kind of message is being set to todays youth? "Don't rely on your parents always being there, they are going to die a tragic death, and you will be alone"?

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Yeah... Bambi's mom.... "The Swingset Scene" 15:03:01 1/23/04 (8)
- He was the fucking king Diff 15:04:05 1/23/04 (7)
  - Go ahead and spoil me... "The Swingset Scene" 15:07:15 1/23/04 (6)
    - Yes AshFan 15:09:36 1/23/04 (4)
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        Bambi was a BOY!! AshFan 15:28:51 1/23/04 (0)
        
        I thought Bambi was a girl Lithmick 15:26:24 1/23/04 (0)
        
        Bambi's a guy *nt* Diff 15:24:49 1/23/04 (0)
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: : It's not a "Gigli". It's not a "Ben and Jen" film. It's more of a Ben and Liv and kid film. This whole thing is reminding me of "America's Sweethearts" where John Cusack and Catherine Zeta Jones get a divorce and still have a movie to promote. : The Aristocats, where the butler is trying to hide tha cats in the countyr, but those dogs mess with him and the windmill alomst breaks his motorcycle... but then the Tramp save the day somehow, and all 101 dalmations end up at home again. : Anyone notice that in recent Disney films tha parents (at least one) are getting brutally slaughtered, and the children end up on thire own? What kind of message is being set to todays youth? "Don't rely on your parents always being there, they are going to die a tragic death, and you will be alone"?

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