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Man, I'm glad I didn't make any bets on that one when I first heard about it several months ago (and condemned the notion that such a ridiculous script could sell in Hollywood). I would say this is proof that they do know what they're doing, except they also greenlighted the scripts for "The Alamo," "Around the World in 80 Days," "King Arthur" and -- and -- what else has Disney failed with this year?
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