Racing Stripes
Comedy • PG • 2005 • 1 hr 42 min
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That movie you watch in primary school, everyone else hates. But you acturally like it!
I feel like a kid when I watch this... Flys are awesome
Find for kids, nothing for adults. The amount of disbelief we're supposed to suspend is too much.
This is my childhood. Sadly. Weird, funny concept. Might rewatch just to see if it's as weird as I remember.
Decent enough for kids at the time but a pretty predictable, run of the mill DCOM. Kinda forgettable but nostalgic if you liked it as a kid!
A yeah highly recommended for me but I have no idea why. I think it’s a joke! Not s as fan of the movie
Didn't like it as a child, but I don't recall anything offensively terrible.
Not a great movie. Only okay, even for children. It was meh.
I only vaguely remember this movie from my childhood. I remember it being garbage.
I remember the Flies singing “Ebony and Ivory” that’s all you need to know
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