Every Disney Movie Ever: Operation Dumbo Drop

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Operation Dumbo Drop is a 1995 theatrical release.

DP: Russell Boyd
Editor: O Nicholas Brown
Writer: Gene Quintano and Jim Kouf

TOTALS:
Movies watched: 378
Parent Deaths: 114
Cry Count: 43

RATINGS:
Directing: 1
Cinematography/Animation: 7
Editing: 5
Music: 5
Writing: 1
Acting: 7
Opinion/Enjoyment: 3
FINAL RATING: 4

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[FADIII]

I watched this at the movies in Kansas City back when I was about 9-years-old, then the following Easter of `96 my then 8-year-old sister received a brand new VHS copy in her Easter Basket on Easter Morning.

[erinblackburn]

I remember watching this as a kid (before I was really aware of what the Vietnam war was) and remember thinking it was funny. But as an adult, I agree, it doesn't quite work as comedy about the Vietnam war. I can't put my finger on it but it kind of misses the mark. It's not easy to make a comedy about the Vietnam war but I think it can be done, look at Good Morning, Vietnam!

[FADIII]

In memory of Captain T.C. Doyle, excuse me Ray Liotta. 1954-2022

[Lando]

I saw this one in the theater and I liked it more than most. The cast of this is still headscratching. It is like Danny Glover, Ray Liotta and Dennis Leary were above the material. I had heard that Denis Leary quote before, but I can't believe Disney paid any of them a ton of money to appear. This had to be a contract commitment/fulfillment movie for them. Fun fact - this was the first Disney movie to reference another Disney movie in its title.

[_Selza]

Damn that sucks that the movie was a mess! I’m glad they took care of the elephant on set!

[sbstanf]

Haha, I am glad that you keep it real.

[cadet]

This movie was All I gotta say about that.

[bri-notthecheese]

YOU GOT TO WATCH A MOVIE WITH AN ELEPHANT <3 <3 <3 <3
but YIKES™ about them keeping pictures of what they wanted to buy with the money from the movie omg that's
this doesn't sound great fam