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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Incredible Shrinking Turtles poster

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Incredible Shrinking Turtles (1989)

Hey, Turtle fans--are you ready for a "fabuloso" feature-length adventure? Then try this on for size! Shredder's shenanigans have shrunk the fearless green teens down to thimble-sized turtles. The only thing that hasn't been diminished is their appetite for pizza. Now, even a trickle from a storm pipe spells a tidal wave of trouble for these minimutants. Will our six-inch-high heroes grow out of this mess? Or might they end up as more morsels for some sewer shark? One thing's for sure--this is no tall tale!
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Hey, Turtle fans--are you ready for a "fabuloso" feature-length adventure? Then try this on for size! Shredder's shenanigans have shrunk the fearless green teens down to thimble-sized turtles. The only thing that hasn't been diminished is their appetite for pizza. Now, even a trickle from a storm pipe spells a tidal wave of trouble for these minimutants. Will our six-inch-high heroes grow out of this mess? Or might they end up as more morsels for some sewer shark? One thing's for sure--this is no tall tale!

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Genre:Adventure, Action
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In Theaters:10/5/1989
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Runtime:93 minutes
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