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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 327630" data-attributes="member: 23">Sometimes those films are the best. The ones that you&#039;ve only seen once or twice but have made a lasting impression enough to feel like a special part of your film-watching history. I think it&#039;s possible to take some of the magic away by watching something too often or knowing it too well (though it can go either way. There are some films I enjoy more with each rewatch). Absolutely. I think suspension of disbelief is key and it&#039;s a fun family film. I can see exactly what you mean about them being physically similar, and I&#039;m sure it&#039;s very possible you&#039;re onto something. In a way it makes the most sense. It seems almost unthinkable that a sequel would go through the writing and planning stages without them at some point considering bringing back the key human characters from the original. Oh, that puts a different spin on it. Now I can retroactively enjoy that scene without my brain&#039;s logic board short circuiting. That&#039;s reminded me that Candleshoe is also on Disney+. I have very fond memories of watching that one over Christmas when I was a child but I haven&#039;t seen it since. Here&#039;s hoping I get time to watch before my contract ends in a few weeks. Agreed. He was great fun. Yes - that works really well to help set the tone and to keep Herbie&#039;s &quot;voice&quot; alive throughout the film. Ha ha. Perhaps they ought to be. Oh great. Enjoy it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 327630, member: 23"] Sometimes those films are the best. The ones that you've only seen once or twice but have made a lasting impression enough to feel like a special part of your film-watching history. I think it's possible to take some of the magic away by watching something too often or knowing it too well (though it can go either way. There are some films I enjoy more with each rewatch). Absolutely. I think suspension of disbelief is key and it's a fun family film. I can see exactly what you mean about them being physically similar, and I'm sure it's very possible you're onto something. In a way it makes the most sense. It seems almost unthinkable that a sequel would go through the writing and planning stages without them at some point considering bringing back the key human characters from the original. Oh, that puts a different spin on it. Now I can retroactively enjoy that scene without my brain's logic board short circuiting. That's reminded me that [I]Candleshoe[/I] is also on Disney+. I have very fond memories of watching that one over Christmas when I was a child but I haven't seen it since. Here's hoping I get time to watch before my contract ends in a few weeks. Agreed. He was great fun. Yes - that works really well to help set the tone and to keep Herbie's "voice" alive throughout the film. Ha ha. Perhaps they ought to be. Oh great. Enjoy it. [/QUOTE]

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