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What was your favourite childhood movie that you could watch over and over and over again? I think mine was Mulan or Aladdin actually. I had like those, was it DVR box things? Where we just place it in, watch it over and over again. I watched it to death.
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Um, wow. Okay. Thanks for taking part.
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My favorite childhood movie will be the movie that I watched when I was a child. Yes.
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Smart. That makes sense.
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It's gotta be Coraline. It's so good.
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is Coraline, your favourite childhood movie. Oh my, I was terrified when I watched that. Even as an adult, it's still kinda scary.
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I thought it was scary too!
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Yeah, that movie's scary as fuck. It should not be a kids movie. Teen in the least.
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Definitely Hannah Montana, the movie.
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Oh yeah, I remember the movie. It was really good.
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A goofy movie.
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I love the goofy movie and I feel like as you get older you start to like appreciate everything that the dad did and you get it. You started to get it.
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I think I'll definitely add that to my bucket list of movies to watch.
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Now this is gonna sound fucked up to all of you. I actually... Watched Saw when I was a kid. And I watch it all over again.
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Oh no sir. Oh no, I can't imagine my younger self. I did try to do it and I looked away the whole time I turned that shit off. Oh no.
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Yeah, that does sound fucked up. Because I don't know how as a kid you could have watched that and just like not been terrified because I was chucky one, two and three as a child and I literally could not sleep for a week.
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Chucky's not even a horror. This is a fucking comedy. That's what it is a doll killing you. That's the funniest shit. I've ever seen
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I actually haven't heard of that and could I ask why that was your favourite?
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Shrek and then Anastasia. Still love them till this day. Watch them in both Spanish and English.
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I love Anastasia. I'd watch it on repeat.
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It is so beautiful. I feel like it doesn't get enough recognition. Really doesn't.
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I ain't a sore train
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I don't know what that means but thanks for taking part.
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Mighty Joe Young. Mighty Joe Young. Oh yeah. A lot of you haven't seen that.
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I think I'll add that to my bucket list of things to watch actually.
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