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DUMBO (1941)

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One of Walt Disney's most endearing creatures - Dumbo the elephant with his oversize ears, snubbed and rejected by the other circus animals, befriends a small mouse who hatches the daring plan to launch him into the air as the world's first flying elephant. find out more...
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HERCULES (1997)

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Disney's 35th animated feature, and definitely one of the best of recent years. Designed by Gerald Scarfe, there are some truly terrible monsters, toothless old hags, and the voice of James Woods as chief baddie Hades. Still awash with cheesy music, though not as much as usual, and of course there's A Moral, as well as a sugary love story, but on the whole it's a pleasantly witty surprise. find out more...
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HOCUS POCUS (1993)

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Entertaining romp with Bette Midler as the leader of a gang of witches, raised from the dead accidentally by Omri Katz on Halloween. They need to capture children, and steal their spirits to survive. Only Omri, his sis and his girlfriend can save the day. Good effects, and Midler is very funny. find out more...
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HOMEWARD BOUND (1993)

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Fun sequel to the Disney classic "The Incredible Journey". Chance the bulldog, Sassy the cat and Shadow the retriever head across country to get home after being separated from their owners. Their journey is long and dangerous, and they need all the help they can get. Excellent adventure tale. find out more...
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HOMEWARD BOUND 2 (1996)

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It's find your way home time again for those two hapless hounds and their moggy mate. This time they're lost in the concrete jungle of San Francisco and they've picked up a few friends along the way! But can they get across the Golden Gate bridge and get home in time for tea? Good fun. find out more...
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LADY AND THE TRAMP (1955)

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Disney's mawkish tale of two dogs from different class backgrounds getting it on. The film is saved by an excellent manic beaver, a pair of villianous Siamese cat and some classic songs. Ideal for kids. find out more...
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LITTLE MERMAID:ARIELS GIFT (2007)

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More undersea adventures with Ariel, the Little Mermaid, and her aquatic friends. In 'Red', King Triton undergoes a transformation to a mischievous young boy, giving Ariel all sorts of headaches. In 'Trident True', Triton's trident is stolen, causing havoc. Great fun. find out more...
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MARY POPPINS (1964)

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A proto-structuralist text which reveals and deconstructs the deep fissures in the facade of Victorian middle-class society and culturally constructed sexual roles. Dick Van Dyke's terrible British accent and the clever use of non-naturalistic background shows its Brechtian credentials. find out more...
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PETE'S DRAGON (1977)

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Pete is an orphan boy with a rather remarkable friend, a large pink and green dragon that only he can see, but who gets the young lad into all soughts of mischief. This Walt Disney mixture of animation and real people is great fun and has some toe tapping tunes. find out more...
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PETER PAN (1953)

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A Disney gem that brings back happy memories for even the most cynical and hard-bitten amongst us! Typically superb animation brings JM Barrie's adventures of the ever-youthful Peter Pan to life. Oh! If only we could all live in Never Never land. find out more...