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Actually, if you dig deeper into the credits, two of the four art directors on Atlantis also worked on Treasure Planet (and, hey, one of them also worked on Wall*E and A:TLA! cool! (and another of the art directors is Mike Mignola! double cool!)), and a lot of the background painters and character animators worked on both films.
I like both of them a little more, and see more in them, every time I watch them.
Long Kiss Goodnight.
That's been on cable a lot lately, and it does hold up.
"Mommy, are we going to die?"
"No honey, they are."
Aims, are you planning to take Em to the Spy Museum while you're in DC?
I liked Atlantis even at the time. The plot was meh but the concept and execution were much fun.
Emperor's New Groove is always underrated.
Dead Man and Brick.
I thought Brick had a pretty good reputation. But I'm sure it made no money at the box office.
Aims, are you planning to take Em to the Spy Museum while you're in DC?
I don't know. Part of me wants to because she is all about (spies?) (spys?) more than one spy right now. But then I thinka bout it and it's like, there are plenty of free museums for us to go to without spending $$ on one.
(spies?)
Yes.
Did Secondhand Lions get good reviews? I sometimes feel like I'm the only one who knows about it.
Is that the one where Haley Joel Osment buys used lions?
Emperor's New Groove is awesome, and everyone should love it.
Is that the one where Haley Joel Osment buys used lions?
One used lion, yeah. And bonus Christian Kane as a young Robert Duvall.