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Review: The Fox and the Hound (DMC #74)
Review: The Fox and the Hound (DMC #74)

“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 Biscuit Eater (1972) (DMC #50)
Review: The Biscuit Eater (1972) (DMC #50)

Don’t go calling this dog a no-good biscuit eater! Last night we watched The Biscuit Eater, Disney’s 1972 remake of the 1940 film. It marks the 50th film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge! (Can you believe we’ve already watched 50 films?!) If you watched along with us last night, feel free to skip ahead to our review. If you need a refresher, our synopsis is below.

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