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Super Duper (2000)
Join Stonie, Stevie and Sasha on a groovy, techno-color ride into a world of bliss. How long can they wear those rose tinted glasses? Until hunger strikes!
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Join Stonie, Stevie and Sasha on a groovy, techno-color ride into a world of bliss. How long can they wear those rose tinted glasses? Until hunger strikes!
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Genre:Music, Comedy, Horror
Written By:Kurt Koehler
In Theaters:8/18/2000
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Outta Control Top Productions, Padded Productions
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