My Pet Monster (1986)
Synder, the historian who has spent many years trying to unlock the powers of the statue, wishes to capture Max for validation of his life's work.
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Synder, the historian who has spent many years trying to unlock the powers of the statue, wishes to capture Max for validation of his life's work.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Fantasy
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In Theaters:1/1/1986
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Runtime:48 minutes
Studio:Nelvana, Global Television Network, Téléfilm Canada, Hi-Tops Video
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