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3-2-1 Penguins: Save the Planets poster

3-2-1 Penguins: Save the Planets (2008)

Joined by a quartet of space-traveling penguins, siblings Michelle and Jason embark on a series of intergalactic adventures in which the fearless 7-year-old twins learn important lessons on morality and values along the way. Highlights include a stop on a small planet populated by feuding sheep, a mission to settle a dispute between a group of garden gnomes and pink flamingos and a visit to the over-indulgent world known as Planet Gutt.
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Joined by a quartet of space-traveling penguins, siblings Michelle and Jason embark on a series of intergalactic adventures in which the fearless 7-year-old twins learn important lessons on morality and values along the way. Highlights include a stop on a small planet populated by feuding sheep, a mission to settle a dispute between a group of garden gnomes and pink flamingos and a visit to the over-indulgent world known as Planet Gutt.

Rating:G
Genre:Animation
Directed By:Ron Smith
Written By:Jeff Parker, Phil Lollar, Mike Nawrocki, Phil Vischer, Ron Smith, Nathan Carlson
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:66 minutes
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