Rat Bastard (2000)
Roscoe Rodent is a private detective, in distant future. Denied the opportunity to serve on the Manhattan Empire Police force because of his genetic make-up, he uses his talents for solving crime in a for-hire capacity.
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Roscoe Rodent is a private detective, in distant future. Denied the opportunity to serve on the Manhattan Empire Police force because of his genetic make-up, he uses his talents for solving crime in a for-hire capacity.
Rating:NR
Genre:Animation, Action, Comedy, Crime, Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Edward Neumeier
In Theaters:1/1/2000
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Imagine Entertainment, Epoch Ink Animation
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