This is possibly the most boring thing that I have ever seen. It's only an hour long and I bet you can't watch the entire thing. Notice that the one positive review is that person's only review. That's always a sign that the person was either payed to do it or was involved in the production. I've seen it countless times. A quick google search of his user name reveals that he is a commie shill who thinks he is some kind of artist. He probably made these awful puppets. There's no way that anyone who can read and write would think this is a good movie.

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