024 - The Secret of NIMH (1982) - Clamshell Case Files

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Ah, Rats. This week is all about the 1982 Don Bluth directed The Secret of NIMH, starring all manner of rodents, birds, and one lazy-as-hell evil cat. Also, there’s some magic (Matt disapproves), some romance (Bridget approves but wanted MORE), and a tone that’s about one notch less dour than The Last Unicorn.

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Ah, Rats. This week is all about the 1982 Don Bluth directed The Secret of NIMH, starring all manner of rodents, birds, and one lazy-as-hell evil cat. Also, there’s some magic (Matt disapproves), some romance (Bridget approves but wanted MORE), and...

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