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Sticky Fingers
To carry out the "robbery of the century", Charles recruits the friends with whom he made the 400 blows. The night of the robbery, they get caught by police, but one of them runs away with the $2 million. Upon their release from prison, the thieves are shocked to learn that they will get their money back on two conditions and, ultimately, they must mostly have changed their ways...
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Plot Summary
In this charming animated short, a mischievous little girl named Rosie and her friend have a sticky situation on their hands when a ball of sticky tape gets out of control. They must use their wits and teamwork to untangle the mess before it causes too much trouble.
Critical Reception
Sticky Fingers is a delightful and simple animated short, primarily aimed at a young audience. It's praised for its clear storytelling, engaging characters, and gentle humor, making it a perfect brief watch for families. The animation is bright and cheerful, contributing to its overall positive reception as a fun, lighthearted piece.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its simple yet engaging plot.
Appreciated for its colorful and appealing animation.
Considered a fun and harmless watch for very young children.
Google audience: Audience reception for Sticky Fingers is generally positive, with viewers often noting its suitability for toddlers and preschoolers. Parents frequently comment on how their children enjoy the visual gags and the straightforward narrative, finding it to be a good way to entertain very young viewers.
Fun Fact
Sticky Fingers is part of the popular "Rastamouse" universe, though it predates the main "Rastamouse" series and serves as an earlier exploration of similar characters and themes.
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