It's 'A Loud House Christmas'!
This holiday movie serves as the prequel to the TV series The Really Loud House.
Kaiser Chiefs - Baloise Session (2016)
1. We Stay Together
2. Everyday I Love You Less and Less
3. Everything Is Average Nowadays
4. Ruffians on Parade
5. Why Do You Do It to Me?
6. Never Miss a Beat
7. Modern Way
8. Good Clean Fun
9. Hole in My Soul
10. The Angry Mob
11. I Predict a Riot
12. Parachute
13. Press Rewind
14. Coming Home
15. Oh My God
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1. We Stay Together 2. Everyday I Love You Less and Less 3. Everything Is Average Nowadays 4. Ruffians on Parade 5. Why Do You Do It to Me? 6. Never Miss a Beat 7. Modern Way 8. Good Clean Fun 9. Hole in My Soul 10. The Angry Mob 11. I Predict a Riot 12. Parachute 13. Press Rewind 14. Coming Home 15. Oh My God
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:1/1/2016
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Runtime:75 minutes
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