The Other Press

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Mr. X and | met under the roman-
tic shadows of the ALRT station. Mr.
X lives near the skyboat, and he says
it’s like living under Stonehedge. The
noise bothers him a bit, but he always
knows when the Equinox is coming.

We boarded the Godtrain to go to
the Granville Station. It being my first
ride on the Flytrain, | was left speech-
less. It is definitely worth depriving
students for such a_ revolutionary
piece of technology.

The reason we took the skybus
downtown was to see 101 Dalmations

  

at the Vancouver Centre. Yes, the one
and only 101 Dalmations.

There was no trouble finding seats,
as there were only three other cou-
ples. We went to the late show so we
wouldn’t be surrounded by screaming
yard apes. Mr. X says | did enough
screaming for both of us.

The. plot of 101 Dalmations con-
cerns the purchase or kidnapping of
99 puppies by Cruela and the two
bumbling henchmen, who plan to
make Dalmation fur coats. When the
humans seem helpless to save them,

 

 

 

 

    
   

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rescue. Through the aid of-other ani-
mals, they tracked down the missing
pups and attempt to rescue them.
The movie is full of suspense,
drama, and laughs. The animation
was, of course, superbly done with
colourful characters and colourful
storyline. It’s a movie both Mr. X and
| recommend, for it won’t be out
again for another seven years. And
you could have kids of your own by
then.
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