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1581:Other films
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872:(1972) and
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1749:Categories
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1652:Television
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1499:Innerspace
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995:References
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520:Production
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223:Box office
194:99 minutes
177:1993-01-29
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897:Reception
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448:as Sandra
442:as Sherry
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243:Joe Dante
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210:English
199:Country
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