I Watched *Oliver & Company* For the First Time & Loved it!! (EXCLUSIVE UNEDITED REACTION 🔥)
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Ruth
First time watching it is your reaction, and it's so good (the film and the reaction)! I think this is one of the few older ones that didn't leave me sad (the first Rescuers movie devestated me). Musical instruments: piano and voice ages 4-19 Flute 11-16 Attempted guitar and 16 but it didn't stick, have a ukelele now and hope to eventually get into it. Trying to gradually get back into playing piano, but just for myself no more stages and ejudication for me.
Maggie Ray
I saw a theory that the reason fagon (the unfortunate man) had so many grand ideas and needed to borrow money is because he’s bipolar. That would explain a lot of his spending habits. As someone with bipolar, I can see it being possible. If that is so, he’d be the first bipolar Disney character to ever exist.