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Walt Disney - Ben And Me (2/2) - 1953

Part 2 of 2. It tells the story of Amos, a poor mouse (voiced by -- who else? -- Sterling Holloway), who is truly responsible for all of Benjamin Franklin's innovations in the 1740s, from the bifo...  
 
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fandelchavo2 (2 months ago) Show Hide
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no sta en castellano??
Kaugummimat (1 month ago) Show Hide
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creo que no :(
lulita1234 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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as the years passed.....mice only live 1-2 yrs lol
TommyJeanBoy (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Amos is so cute this movie is just plain adorable
Illusenfan35 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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It is Captain Dodo! :D
Illusenfan35 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Cute book, cute movie. ^.^ But didn't Jefferson's mouse write the Declaration in the story?
torpedojo89 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Ben Franklin had Syphilis a number of times! Never told us that in 5th grade History!!! :)
Illusenfan35 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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They didn't tell us a lot of things in history class. xD
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I seriously doubt this since syphilis was incurable until the 1940s and he could not have had it a number of times. The final phase of the illness effects the heart, brain and the nervous system which can result in blindness, dementia or deafness. Franklin's contempories would have noticed this. Statements like these are conjucture since historians aren't doctors. I'm not saying it couldn't be true, but 18th cen medicine described disease very differently than we do now. Too many variables.
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Oh my- Ben is quite mischievous at  1:47, using static electricity on Amos. And then he crosses his fingers when they shake on it.
I loved the book, and I love this short.

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