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Movie Preview by Kwing May 11, 2009
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Movie Previews Voice
In the city, you must fight to survive. He, sold tortillas on the corner, and the Mob wanted in.
"i don't know who this guy is, but I want him and his tortillas, DEAD!"
He had one chance, and his chance was to fight back. Arnold Schwartzenegger
"Leesen to mee, Weeve gat to geet out of heer, they're trying to take my Torteeas!"
One man, one mission.
Arnold Schwartzenegger,this Summer is "Little Tortilla boy"
"i don't know who this guy is, but I want him and his tortillas, DEAD!"
He had one chance, and his chance was to fight back. Arnold Schwartzenegger
"Leesen to mee, Weeve gat to geet out of heer, they're trying to take my Torteeas!"
One man, one mission.
Arnold Schwartzenegger,this Summer is "Little Tortilla boy"
Movie Previews Voice by Trip_hop_Husky July 6, 2005
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