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The Secret Of Nimh(1982)
The Secret Of Nimh(1982)
Beautiful and interesting animation about some super-intelligent rats with a secret.
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Film Details
Year
2009
Duration
84 minutes
Genres
Action and Adventure, Animation, Comedy
Language
English
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
It's rodents to the rescue in this cute and funny cartoon in which a powerful businessman is looking to take over the world - and only the G-Force (the 'G' stands for guinea pig) can stop him. They're the - ahem - pet project of a government scientist and the only operatives who can infiltrate the businessman's house and disarm the weapons inside. Oh, and they can talk and do Karate too.
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Classification
This film has a couple of uses of mild bad language.
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