Flaky Pudding
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So first Maleficent got a movie, now every Disney villain is going to have that? When does the Ursula movie come out? lol.
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Flaky Pudding
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I've never heard anything about that.
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I actually liked the movie to be honest 
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It's bad enough that Disney now owns one of my all-time favorite movies, but it's even worse that now, after nearly twenty years, an unnecessary sequel is being made of it.
I am speaking, of course, of DODGEBALL.
I am speaking, of course, of DODGEBALL.
I hadn't really thought about this specific little detail, but otherwise, as I've mentioned before, this has been one of my problems with the Ice Age sequels, in that they just keep adding more and more supporting characters to the cast with each one, and that not only takes some of the focus away from the main trio, it also makes for a really crowded story. Sure, some of them have been funny or entertaining (Buck, Crash and Eddie), but a lot of them feel unnecessary.