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Thomas & Friends: High Speed Adventures (2009)

Join Thomas and Friends™ as they speed through the Island of Sodor in these six spectacular stories of fun and adventure. Capture the spirit of "steamwork" as Thomas learns to share his workload, rescues the water works, and takes on the challenge of a high-speed race! So hop on board and strap on your conductor's hat for this thrilling collection High Speed Adventures!
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Join Thomas and Friends™ as they speed through the Island of Sodor in these six spectacular stories of fun and adventure. Capture the spirit of "steamwork" as Thomas learns to share his workload, rescues the water works, and takes on the challenge of a high-speed race! So hop on board and strap on your conductor's hat for this thrilling collection High Speed Adventures!

Rating:NR
Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Mark Robertson, Sharon Miller, Andrew Viner, Abi Grant, Simon Spencer, Marc Seal, Rachel Dawson
In Theaters:3/31/2009
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Runtime:46 minutes
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