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Hello Carbot the Movie: The Secret of Omphalos Island (2019)
Cha Tan, on an adventure with his peers around the South Pacific, becomes abandoned in an island called Omphalos. Here, Cha Tan and his group becomes involved with alien robots that plan on causing global warming by abusing unsustainable resources.
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Cha Tan, on an adventure with his peers around the South Pacific, becomes abandoned in an island called Omphalos. Here, Cha Tan and his group becomes involved with alien robots that plan on causing global warming by abusing unsustainable resources.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family, Science Fiction
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In Theaters:8/1/2019
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Runtime:78 minutes
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