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Lost in Dinosaur World (1993)

A special following the adventures of a young boy and his sister, who get lost in Dinosaur World theme park where they encounter the biggest and most frightening meat-eater ever to roam the earth: Tyrannosaurus Rex.
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A special following the adventures of a young boy and his sister, who get lost in Dinosaur World theme park where they encounter the biggest and most frightening meat-eater ever to roam the earth: Tyrannosaurus Rex.

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Genre:Family, Adventure
Directed By:Claudia Sloan
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In Theaters:5/22/1993
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Price Stern Sloan

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