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Review: Oliver and Company (DMC #83)
Review: Oliver and Company (DMC #83)

We’re back with another animal movie this week! Last night we watched Oliver and Company, the 83rd film in our challenge. Loosely based on Charles Dickens’ novel Oliver Twist, this animated film takes several creative liberties with the source material. Our synopsis is below if you didn’t watch along with us last night or need to catch up, otherwise skip ahead to the review!

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Review: The Aristocats (DMC #47)
Review: The Aristocats (DMC #47)

“Everybody! Everybody wants to be a cat!” Last night we watched The Aristocats, the 47th film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge. In case it’s been a while, we’ve included our synopsis below, but if you watched with us last night feel free to skip ahead to our review.

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