Agent F.O.X. (2014)
Super spy and master inventor Agent F.O.X. arrives in Carrot Town with one objective: infiltrate the community of friendly rabbits, locate a mysterious artifact, and return to base immediately. But the mission is turned on its head when the secret agent is discovered... and mistaken for a distant cousin: a long-tailed rabbit. Overwhelmed by their hospitality and friendship, Long Tail is forced to make a difficult choice: abandon his mission or betray his newfound friends. He soon discovers that he is part of a dangerous plot that could threaten the peace between the two animal groups forever. Agent F.O.X. is a high octane animated adventure with lots of laughs, zany action, and a heartwarming story the entire family will enjoy.
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Super spy and master inventor Agent F.O.X. arrives in Carrot Town with one objective: infiltrate the community of friendly rabbits, locate a mysterious artifact, and return to base immediately. But the mission is turned on its head when the secret agent is discovered... and mistaken for a distant cousin: a long-tailed rabbit. Overwhelmed by their hospitality and friendship, Long Tail is forced to make a difficult choice: abandon his mission or betray his newfound friends. He soon discovers that he is part of a dangerous plot that could threaten the peace between the two animal groups forever. Agent F.O.X. is a high octane animated adventure with lots of laughs, zany action, and a heartwarming story the entire family will enjoy.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation
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In Theaters:6/1/2014
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Runtime:83 minutes
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Cast
Ge Shuiying
Director
Qiao Shiyu
017 (voice)
Xuan Xiaoming
Big Tiger (voice)
Chen Hao
Shadow-less Rabbit (voice)
Zhang Yaohan
Foretooth King (voice)
Hong Shang
Big Eye Rabbit (voice)
Zhen Zhao
Little 8 (voice)
Yu Zhou
Princess (voice)
Zhang Wei
Day-dreaming Rabbit (voice)
Li Li Li
Sweetie (voice)
Zhi Wei Zhang
Captain Fox (voice)
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