A Troll in Central Park
Fantasy • G • 1994 • 1 hr 15 min
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A fun movie I used to watch in my childhood.. great memories watching this movie.
I was obsessed as a kid & for a while, this felt like Lost Media no one else had heard of somehow. Def want to rewatch soon.
As a kid it was enjoyable. As an adult its kinda weird.
When it’s light and fun it’s great! When it gets dark it’s like “holy sh*t” dark. Cast is amazing! Still makes me tear up.
One of my favorite childhood movies. Does it still hold up? Absolutely not.
Great movie for kids. Different that a Disney movie for sure.
This VHS didn’t get played as much as the Disney Renaissance classics I grew up with. Don Bluth’s stories almost age better though.
An absolute joy, watched as a child and have held on to the fond memories ever since.
An underlooked but masterful animated movie of my childhood. Hasn’t lost the power to give me the feels.
Not your average children's animation... It's sweet and magical and touching... Really enjoyed it as a kid...
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