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By Meghan O (18) on 02 Apr 2011

Disney's under rated classic. While thin in plot, this movie makes up for it by simply being fun and abstract…

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By Liz G (240) on 25 Mar 2011

So racist, but also in a way so innocent and memorable…

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By Brian P (1,844) on 05 Mar 2011

Used for peace relations between north and south america during WWII years. very ahead of its time, with a blend of live action and animation…

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By Alexander P (1,095) on 17 Jan 2011

2nd of the information films - this is not as entertaining as Saludos Amigos and lacks a lot of the energy and fun from Saludos - not very…

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By Adrian B (1,364) on 23 Nov 2010

Oh thank goodness, I didn't just hallucinate this movie as a small child…

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By Jussi V (29) on 23 Nov 2010

Oh thank goodness, I didn't just hallucinate this movie as a small child…

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By Jessica N (345) on 23 Nov 2010

Oh thank goodness, I didn't just hallucinate this movie as a small child…

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By Victor L (480) on 23 Nov 2010

Oh thank goodness, I didn't just hallucinate this movie as a small child…

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By Douglas E (210) on 28 Jul 2010

Heilt greie Disney-klassikar, men ikkje det heilt stora. Den siste delen e jo forresten litt av ein syretripp…

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By R D (83) on 18 Jul 2010

The Three Caballeros is unlike any other movie ever made. If you want a totally unique, funny, and bizarre experience you should watch it…

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By Donald B (176) on 19 Jun 2010

[Donald is struggling to dance the Mexican Lilongo with Carmen Molina] Panchito: Hey, Donald, you are what they say off the cob…

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By Dan B (1,694) on 29 May 2010

Kind of random. Great animation, especially for the times but horrible stereotypical representation of culture…

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By Slinky J (60) on 06 May 2010

A clever little film and enjoyable for the kids…

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By Chuck P (40) on 01 May 2010

One of the earliest Disney films to blend live actors with animation is a beautiful trip through Latin America…

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By Nelly J (44) on 14 Apr 2010

Some of my earliest memories of animation and loved it…

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By Michael A Elkana F (75) on 04 Apr 2010

Sure the mix of live action and animation is dated, especially at the Bahia, Brazil, & both Veracruz and Acapulco, Mexico sequences but who…

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By Ryan P (1,021) on 26 Mar 2010

A joyous celebration of music and animation. Groundbreaking film making that makes it hard to believe this was released in 1945…

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By Nick C (1,239) on 17 Mar 2010

Better than Saludos no doubt, beautifully animated by Disney once again, ever though it wasn't as good as the first 5 of the greats that Walt…

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By Thescarlatescu R (226) on 16 Mar 2010

Loved it, its nice to see how much culture they were putting into cartoons back then…

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By John Y (1,135) on 21 Feb 2010

This war time film was Disney's attempt to preserve his animated film division. It didn't work very well…

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