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Double Blast (1994)
Two kids with martial arts training and their black belt father rescue a professor from gangsters who want a stone tablet that she has discovered may lead to untold riches.
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Two kids with martial arts training and their black belt father rescue a professor from gangsters who want a stone tablet that she has discovered may lead to untold riches.
Rating:PG
Genre:Action, Adventure, Comedy, Family
Written By:Paul Joseph Gulino
In Theaters:5/18/1994
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Davian International Ltd.
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