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Toys

(1992)
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Released on December 18, 1992
Barry Levinson directed this cautionary fantasy fable--a triumph of production design--concerning the clash between benevolent, funny toys and malevolent, violent war toys and video games. Read More
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Robin Williams Leslie Zevo
Michael Gambon The General
Joan Cusack Alsatia Zevo
Robin Wright Penn Gwen Tyler
LL Cool J Patrick Zevo
Donald O'Connor Kenneth Zevo
Arthur Malet Owen Owens
Jack Warden Old Gen. Zevo
Debi Mazar Nurse Debbie
Wendy Melvoin Choir Soloist

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December 17, 2009
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this is an awesome movie even though i wasn't born until 1993 i say this movie when i was little and i love it so much iam trying to ********* i own it myself.
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