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COOL!!!!!
I was surprised by how good this movie was!
Yes, it was quite surprising. I didn’t think too much of the movie until I’d seen it. It’s definitely another success for Dreamworks.
“That’s the magic of DreamWorks!”
Yeah, I only saw it because I went to the movies with someone who’d heard it was good. I thought it would be a kids’ movie, but I think it’s pretty enjoyable for everyone.