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About Me
bill morancy
montpelier, vermont, United States
born 1945
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Sunday, July 12, 2009
Milo and Otis
Japan
I see this as the best kids' movie ever. We follow the live action adventures of a dog and cat in the wilds of Australia. Some of the animal footage is astonishing. The story is engaging and perfectly suited to children of all ages.
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