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Boonie Bears: Future Reborn (2025)
Bramble, Briar, and Vick unexpectedly follow a time traveller 100 years in the future, where they find Earth beset by environmental catastrophe, with humanity barely able to survive.
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Bramble, Briar, and Vick unexpectedly follow a time traveller 100 years in the future, where they find Earth beset by environmental catastrophe, with humanity barely able to survive.
Rating:PG
Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Comedy, Family
Written By:Yun Xu, Tiezhi Cui, Liu Zhenjie
In Theaters:7/8/2025
Box Office:$104,582,715
Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Huaqiang Fangte Animation
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