'Malibu Rescue: The Next Wave' Of Challenges
The Flounders are back in this sequel that takes place one year after the events of 'Malibu Rescue'.
Dougie Dolittle
The story centers on Dougie, a teenage boy with an intense fear of animals. When he encounters the long-lost family parrot, Polly, he discovers he has inherited the special ability to talk with animals from his famous grandfather, Doctor Dolittle. At first, this ability feels like a curse to critter-phobic Dougie, but he overcomes his fear to help his new animal friends fight an unscrupulous feed company and save the city.
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The story centers on Dougie, a teenage boy with an intense fear of animals. When he encounters the long-lost family parrot, Polly, he discovers he has inherited the special ability to talk with animals from his famous grandfather, Doctor Dolittle. At first, this ability feels like a curse to critter-phobic Dougie, but he overcomes his fear to help his new animal friends fight an unscrupulous feed company and save the city.
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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Action
Written By:Mark Slater
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:3 Doubles Producciones, Studio 100 Media, Studio Isar Animation, Caligari Film, Studio 100 Film
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