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Sailor Moon the Movie (2011)

Bunny T., an ordinary girl, is chosen to become a superhero named Sailor Moon. She is tasked with saving the world from the evil Queen Beryl of the Dark Kingdom, who is plotting to destroy the planet Earth. The story is based on a Japanese anime and manga Sailor Moon.
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Bunny T., an ordinary girl, is chosen to become a superhero named Sailor Moon. She is tasked with saving the world from the evil Queen Beryl of the Dark Kingdom, who is plotting to destroy the planet Earth. The story is based on a Japanese anime and manga Sailor Moon.

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Genre:Drama, Fantasy, Romance, Action
Directed By:Elana A. Mugdan
Written By:Eric Pietrangolare, Kris Woodside, Elana A. Mugdan
In Theaters:11/11/2011
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Runtime:22 minutes
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