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So, here's my prediction on what would happen during the 1993 premiere of "Revenge of McLeach" in the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles, CA on Wednesday, November 10, 1993.

No, the woman crying in the audience wouldn't be P.L. Travers, since she was in London, England during her last years before she passed away in 1996, so let's just pretend that it's someone else, if that makes sense to any of you.

Also, I can imagine the woman crying in this scene as one of the haters of "The Rescuers Down Under" (Of course, "Down Under" failed at box offices, as we all know) after how dark, depressing and violent it was in her view, and the infamous cliff-hanger ending didn't help her at all.

During the nightmare and traumatizing flashbacks sequence from the film, one woman in the audience was tearing up already after the film just started a few minutes ago, and she teared up even more during the part where Chloe (Cody's Mother) comforts her sobbing Cody from his awful nightmare about being murdered by McLeach. Fortunately, Steve Martin (the voice of the Chief Ranger) and John Candy (the voice of Wilbur) both comforted the sobbing woman and told her that it'll be all right, and convinced her that Cody will get over his trauma eventually, but the woman tearfully doubted that.

Looks heart-breaking, doesn't it?

Also, no rude or negative comments, please. Thank you.

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So, here's my prediction on what would happen during the 1993 premiere of "Revenge of McLeach" in the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles, CA on Wednesday, November 10, 1993.

No, the woman crying in the audience wouldn't be P.L. Travers, since she was in London, England during her last years before she passed away in 1996, so let's just pretend that it's someone else, if that makes sense to any of you.

Also, I can imagine the woman crying in this scene as one of the haters of "The Rescuers Down Under" (Of course, "Down Under" failed at box offices, as we all know) after how dark, depressing and violent it was in her view, and the infamous cliff-hanger ending didn't help her at all.

During the nightmare and traumatizing flashbacks sequence from the film, one woman in the audience was tearing up already after the film just started a few minutes ago, and she teared up even more during the part where Chloe (Cody's Mother) comforts her sobbing Cody from his awful nightmare about being murdered by McLeach. Fortunately, Steve Martin (the voice of the Chief Ranger) and John Candy (the voice of Wilbur) both comforted the sobbing woman and told her that it'll be all right, and convinced her that Cody will get over his trauma eventually, but the woman tearfully doubted that.

Looks heart-breaking, doesn't it?

Also, no rude or negative comments, please. Thank you.