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3 years ago
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O resumo do filme Tartarugas Ninjas até hoje.

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AVprozaik [17]3 years ago
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Producido a partir de un experimento de laboratorio ido mal, las tortugas adolescentes Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello y Raphael viven en las alcantarillas bajo Nueva York. Aunque su sensei roedor, Splinter, aconseja no mostrarse sobre el suelo, los hermanos amantes de la justicia y que comen pizza no pueden permanecer ociosos mientras el malvado Shredder y sus secuaces aterrorizan a la ciudad. Con ayuda de la intrépida reportera April O'Neil (Megan Fox) y su camarógrafo (Will Arnett), las Tortugas salieron a salvar a Nueva York.
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