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12 oz. Mouse: The Movie (2008)
Just when you think the world around you is what it is; it isn't. Walk with Mouse Fitzgerald through his murky past and even murkier present, for clues that will unlock the future: his and yours. Enjoy this television series as it has never been seen before: as a seamless, flawless movie, with character development and a story arc that rivals Citizen Kane.
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Just when you think the world around you is what it is; it isn't. Walk with Mouse Fitzgerald through his murky past and even murkier present, for clues that will unlock the future: his and yours. Enjoy this television series as it has never been seen before: as a seamless, flawless movie, with character development and a story arc that rivals Citizen Kane.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Comedy, Animation, Mystery, Action
Written By:Matt Maiellaro
In Theaters:2/29/2008
Box Office:
Runtime:208 minutes
Studio:Williams Street, Radical Axis
Cast
Matt Maiellaro
Director
Matt Maiellaro
Mouse Fitzgerald / CJ Muff / Human Citizens
Adam Reed
Shark
Kurt Soccolich
Rectangular Businessman
Scott Luallen
Roostre
Vishal Roney
Golden Joe
Nick Weidenfeld
Peanut Cop / Human Cop
Matt Harrigan
Liquor / Buttermilk
Nick Ingkatanuwat
The Eye / The Second Eye / Human Eye
Bonnie Rosmarin
Man-Woman
Matt Thompson
Producer Man
Dave Willis
Rhoda
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