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Bambi (1942)
Featuring one of the most heart breaking moments in cinema history, "Bambi" has survived as one of the Disney studio's greatest efforts. To truly appreciate Bambi as a work of art, compare it to any talking animal features of the last 10 years. A beautiful, gentle film with an honest and strong story.
Bambi (1942)
Featuring one of the most heart breaking moments in cinema history, "Bambi" has survived as one of the Disney studio's greatest efforts. To truly appreciate Bambi as a work of art, compare it to any talking animal features of the last 10 years. A beautiful, gentle film with an honest and strong story.
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The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
A gothic classic, The Nightmare Before Christmas is a delightfully unconventional take on the festive film. Danny Elfmans' score deserves mention for its catchy songs and atmospheric sound. It's a suprise that this hasn't found its' way onto Broadway yet. Despite an initial slow performance in cinemas, "Nightmare" has found itself a strong audience in the years since, with IMAX releases becoming an annual treat.
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Visit back tomorrow to find out what film makes Number 7.
The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993)
A gothic classic, The Nightmare Before Christmas is a delightfully unconventional take on the festive film. Danny Elfmans' score deserves mention for its catchy songs and atmospheric sound. It's a suprise that this hasn't found its' way onto Broadway yet. Despite an initial slow performance in cinemas, "Nightmare" has found itself a strong audience in the years since, with IMAX releases becoming an annual treat.
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Visit back tomorrow to find out what film makes Number 7.
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