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Mr. Osomatsu: The Movie
Osomatsu ends up meeting the CEO of a multi-trillion yen company, who wants to adopt Osomatsu as his own. The other brothers find out and they can't let that slide without a fight.
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Osomatsu ends up meeting the CEO of a multi-trillion yen company, who wants to adopt Osomatsu as his own. The other brothers find out and they can't let that slide without a fight.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ryoichi Tsuchiya
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Box Office:$10,000,000
Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:TOHO, TV Tokyo, avex pictures, J Storm, D-techno, Pierrot, dentsu, HACHINOJI, Cine Bazar, Fujio Productions
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