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Santa Saves the Universe (2019)

It's Christmas time and Santa has just finished his worldwide deliveries, when an unthinkable tragedy strikes! His most trusted reindeer, Marshmallow, has forgotten an entire planet! Now Santa must travel through space bringing presents to distant aliens all the while steering clear of his evil brother who intends to stop him from succeeding!
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It's Christmas time and Santa has just finished his worldwide deliveries, when an unthinkable tragedy strikes! His most trusted reindeer, Marshmallow, has forgotten an entire planet! Now Santa must travel through space bringing presents to distant aliens all the while steering clear of his evil brother who intends to stop him from succeeding!

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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Family
Directed By:James Snider
Written By:BC Fourteen
In Theaters:12/3/2019
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:WOWNow Entertainment

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