Wobble: The Weight of the Truth (2008)
In a world gone soft and flabby, the greatest threat to humanity’s survival isn’t global warming, but a wobble in the earth’s rotation caused by the excess weight America has gained in the form of obesity and useless consumer junk. Now, audacious lone crusader Grant Fitzgerald (Scott A. Evans) runs for president of the United States to expose the truth about this menace.
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In a world gone soft and flabby, the greatest threat to humanity’s survival isn’t global warming, but a wobble in the earth’s rotation caused by the excess weight America has gained in the form of obesity and useless consumer junk. Now, audacious lone crusader Grant Fitzgerald (Scott A. Evans) runs for president of the United States to expose the truth about this menace.
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Genre:Comedy, Documentary
Written By:Chris Kowalczyk, Winston Reuning
In Theaters:1/1/2008
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Runtime:104 minutes
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Cast
Chris Kowalczyk, Winston Reuning
Director
Scott Evans
Grant Fitzgerald
Scott Tyler
Barry Mazler
Julianna White
Jennifer Whitman
Brian Butler
Richard Garp
Dylan Clements
Jacob O'Donnell
Jeannie Stith
Angela Delfino
Annette Kaplafka
Debbie Bateman
Amanda Lukoff
Tammy Hayburn
Michael Hagan
Officer McGreeds
Justin James Thomas
Billy
Brian Gallagher
William O'Brien
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