Chicken Little

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This week we take on Disney's first ever full-CG feature with 2005′s Chicken Little. Why does this movie look so bad? How did they lure in so many big name voices? Was Oakey Oaks a cloning experiment gone wrong? Plus: Rosa explains baseball, and we all try to put Don Knottsgate behind us. Movie: Chicken Little (2005) Director: Mark Dindal Rating: functional, but not enjoyable intro and outro music: "Everyone in Town Wants You Dead" by Singing Sadie for bonus stills and all our other nonsense, check out murdersuicidematinee.tumblr.com

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