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Watching Dolittle casually pull random objects out of a dragon’s stomach like he was cleaning a clogged sink had me wondering how the conversation even reached that point creatively.... And somehow the dragon going from terrifying mythical beast to emotionally relieved patient made the whole scene even funnier.... Absolute... show more

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