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Review: Those Calloways (DMC #41)
Review: Those Calloways (DMC #41)

It’s not officially autumn yet, but we’re already feeling the autumn and winter vibes after watching Those Calloways last night! This marks the 41st film in our Disnerd Movie Challenge! If you didn’t watch with us last night, check the synopsis for a recap, otherwise skip right ahead to our review!

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Review: Mary Poppins (DMC #40)
Review: Mary Poppins (DMC #40)

“Oh it’s a jolly holiday with Mary! No wonder that it’s Mary that we love!” Last night we watched the original Mary Poppins, the 40th film in the Disnerd Movie Challenge, and quite a fun one at that! If you need a refresher, check out the synopsis below, otherwise feel free to skip straight to the review!

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