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7 Reasons To See 'Storks'

I, a grown woman, am obsessed with a children's movie.

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7 Reasons To See 'Storks'
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As a college student, naturally, one of my favorite things to do is watch children movies! After crying through finding Dory (yes I really did cry!), I needed something a little more uplifting... STORKS! What could possibly be more exciting than Storks delivering packages (picture Amazon Prime delivered by birds)? It's all fun and games until someone accidentally re-starts the baby factory, and falls under the trance of their cuteness...

7. It (could possibly be) a kids first look at business!

From the shift in industry to the world of promotions... What else is there to know?

6. You now don't need to explain to kids where babies come from


5. It even has musical elements!


4. It's pretty funny!

I've been quoting this one non stop sense I first saw it in December!

3. The vibe...

How can you not love this face!? Just wait until you hear about his Canadian girlfriend!


2. It's a great group movie!

There something for everyone in this move- a little comedy, and a whole lot of adventure!

1. Babies!

It's all the things you love about baby's (look at those eyes!), with none of the hard work (dirty diapers!)

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