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The Touch (2010)
When the love of his life, Jenny, falls for 'Dr. Amazing', Aaron is granted the ability to make anyone fall in love with him, it's up to him and his friend Neil to clean up the messes he leaves behind when he uses 'The Touch.'
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When the love of his life, Jenny, falls for 'Dr. Amazing', Aaron is granted the ability to make anyone fall in love with him, it's up to him and his friend Neil to clean up the messes he leaves behind when he uses 'The Touch.'
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Christopher Biewer, John Bobek
In Theaters:1/1/2010
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Runtime:30 minutes
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