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Fat Planet (2013)

An outrageous comedy for all ages, much beloved health guru Jack Strong is abducted from earth along with some of his students and transported to FAT PLANET, where food is worshiped and everything is getting bigger, and unhealthier, by the pound. Jack's mission is to teach the entire planet the benefits of eating healthy and getting in shape, while trying to make it back home to earth.
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An outrageous comedy for all ages, much beloved health guru Jack Strong is abducted from earth along with some of his students and transported to FAT PLANET, where food is worshiped and everything is getting bigger, and unhealthier, by the pound. Jack's mission is to teach the entire planet the benefits of eating healthy and getting in shape, while trying to make it back home to earth.

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Dennis Devine
Written By:Dennis Devine, Brandon Benz, Keith Parker
In Theaters:12/24/2013
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Sterling Entertainment

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