'Riverdance: The Animated Adventure'
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The Reality of Bob Burnquist (2005)
Captures the true essence of skateboarding through the eyes and mind of Bob Burnquist, world-famous multiple X-Games medal winner and owner of some of the most devious feats in skateboarding history.
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Captures the true essence of skateboarding through the eyes and mind of Bob Burnquist, world-famous multiple X-Games medal winner and owner of some of the most devious feats in skateboarding history.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Comedy, Documentary, Drama
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Written By:Bob Burnquist, Jamie Mosberg
In Theaters:11/15/2005
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Zoobamboo Entertainment
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