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Killer Bean 2.1: The Party (2000)
During a loud party, a bean called Killer Bean breaks in, and begins to attack all the beans in the building.
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During a loud party, a bean called Killer Bean breaks in, and begins to attack all the beans in the building.
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Genre:Animation, Action, Comedy
Written By:Jeff Lew
In Theaters:1/1/2000
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Jeff Lew Productions
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