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>>81845557
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>>81845557
A llama?! He's supposed to be dead!

Pull the Lever Kronk!

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>>81845557

was this movie good or bad?

If only that asshole didn't voice the main character, I'd absolutely love this film.

>>81848581
One of my favorite Disney movies.

>>81848621
his voice fit him perfectly

>>81848581
It's a fantastic movie.

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>>81848621
>If only that asshole didn't voice the main character, I'd absolutely love this film.

That just makes him perfect for the voice.

>>81848621
Spade was great in this, there was a huge era where Spade would play an asshole that you can't help but love because of all the terrible shit that happens to him.

>>81848581
pretty damn good. Kinda like Family Guy with some of the jokes, but it doesnt wear them out

>>81845557
You know, I always had a feeling that the voice-overs were added as an afterthought, when the film already was finished. Is there a version released without them?

Wasn't there a scrapped version of this movie that they made a documentary of? What was it going to be?

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>>81849137

Yeah, its called The Sweatbox, and its very hard to find.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sweatbox

Disney lawyers are good at finding stuff

Having seen it myself though I can say its definitely worth the watch. The old designs and musical numbers are very interesting.

http://www.alostfilm.com/2013/01/kingdom-of-sun.html

It was basically a Prince and the Pauper sort of tale.


That aside I adore this movie the way it is, still one of my all time favorites.

>>81849242
>hard to find

it's on kickass torrents, really good documentary too

>>81849279
Neat.

If thats the case then anyone whos a fan of the movie or has an interest in animated film making should definitely check it out.

>>81849242
huh. didn't know that. thanks anon, I am now a whopping 5% more aware of the marvelous world of animation and its endless stream of content.

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>>81849413
What the other anons said. It's well worth checking out. Yzma's cut song is great, I'm glad it ended up on the soundtrack.

I can understand why it didn't work out, some parts were just a mess, especially that little stone guy they mention but never really explain.

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>>81848834
It even had Joe

>>81846543
Yeah, weird...

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When I saw this movie as a kid it blew my god damn mind, because I think it was the first animated movie I watched with self referential humor.

I was like "Oh my god, the character KNOWS HE'S IN A CARTOON" and I thought it was the funniest shit on the planet.

To this day it still holds up.

>>81845557
This movie worked because it knew how to use self-aware comedy well, unlike certain other works of fiction that come to mind

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>>81846543
Eartha Kitt was perfect for the role of Yzma. Shame she's no longer with us.