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Jurassic Planet Christmas (2023)
Welcome to Jurassic Planet! Christmas is almost here and the the dinosaurs are preparing for the great holiday celebration! Chow the friendly brontosaurus and Bash the adorable Iguanodon want to give professor Fang the best Christmas gift ever! t's Jurassic Planet Christmas!
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Welcome to Jurassic Planet! Christmas is almost here and the the dinosaurs are preparing for the great holiday celebration! Chow the friendly brontosaurus and Bash the adorable Iguanodon want to give professor Fang the best Christmas gift ever! t's Jurassic Planet Christmas!
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Genre:Adventure, Animation, Family, Science Fiction
Written By:Steven Karl Bellows
In Theaters:5/12/2023
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Runtime:62 minutes
Studio:WOWNow Entertainment
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