95. Fly Away Home, 1996
Oscar-winner Anna Paquin (The Piano) forms a deep friendship with an injured goose. This rather touching parable sees Paquin taking flight with her feathered pal.
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Oscar-winner Anna Paquin (The Piano) forms a deep friendship with an injured goose. This rather touching parable sees Paquin taking flight with her feathered pal.
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94. The Love Bug, 1968
Herbie is a Volkswagen Beetle. Herbie is the fastest car on the race circuits. Herbie has a mind of his own. Disney created a charming automotive romp.
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Herbie is a Volkswagen Beetle. Herbie is the fastest car on the race circuits. Herbie has a mind of his own. Disney created a charming automotive romp.
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93. Belleville Rendez-Vous, 2003
The Tour De France goes horribly wrong in this quirky tale of a small woman and a huge dog desperately trying to save her kidnapped cyclist grandson. Director/writer Sylvain Chomet creates a strangely proportioned world that is impossible to resist.
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The Tour De France goes horribly wrong in this quirky tale of a small woman and a huge dog desperately trying to save her kidnapped cyclist grandson. Director/writer Sylvain Chomet creates a strangely proportioned world that is impossible to resist.
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92. Digby The Biggest Dog In The World, 1973
As you might expect from the name on the tin, Digby is the largest canine on Planet Earth.
As you might expect from the name on the tin, Digby is the largest canine on Planet Earth.
91. Peter Pan, 1953
J.M. Barrie's play was a pet project of Walt Disney's for years, and he finally got Pan onto the big screen. Disney's animators created definitive portraits of the classic characters: Peter, Smee, Hook, and Tinkerbell.
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J.M. Barrie's play was a pet project of Walt Disney's for years, and he finally got Pan onto the big screen. Disney's animators created definitive portraits of the classic characters: Peter, Smee, Hook, and Tinkerbell.
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