TheMutt92
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More of a direct followup in the spirit of the original 60's/70's Disney films as opposed to the spinoffs of the past ten or twenty years...
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It's produced by John Lasseter, so it dosn't surprise me that the film seems to be following the Toy Story 3 advertising scheme by marketing towards adults and nostalgia, as well as little kids...
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It's produced by John Lasseter, so it dosn't surprise me that the film seems to be following the Toy Story 3 advertising scheme by marketing towards adults and nostalgia, as well as little kids...