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“You’re not even aware, you’re such a funny pair. You’re the best of friends!” Welcome back to our blog, everyone! This week we watched the 74th film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge, The Fox and the Hound. This one may require some tissues to get through, but we’ll do our best! If you’ve seen this movie before, you can scroll on down to read our review. For those who haven’t seen this or need a refresher, our synopsis is directly below.

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Review: The Rescuers (DMC #63)

“R-E-S-C-U-E, Rescue Aid Society! Heads held high, touch the sky, you mean everything to me!” Last night we watched The Rescuers, which marks the 63rd film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge! If you’ve never seen these adorable mice before, we recap the film in our synopsis below. If you watched with us, feel free to skip ahead to our review!

Review: The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (DMC #62)

“Hip, hip, Pooh-ray for Winnie the Pooh! (And Piglet, too!)” Last night we watched The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh, the first of many more adorable Winnie the Pooh animated films, and the sixty-second film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge! In case you’ve never seen this one before, we’ve included our synopsis below. If you have seen it before, skip ahead to our review!

Review: The Parent Trap (1961) (DMC #36)

Let’s get together (yeah, yeah, yeah) to talk about The Parent Trap! Last night we watched the original 1961 film starring Hayley Mills (and Hayley Mills). If you need a refresher, read through the synopsis below. Otherwise, jump right ahead to our review!