Thinkin' Big

Thinkin' Big

★ 3.8IMDb Score
Released:1986-06-05
Genre:Comedy
Duration:94 min
Director:S.F. Brownrigg
Actors:Bruce Anderson, Nancy Buechler, Darla Ralston, Kenny Sargeant, Randy Jandt
Production:

Overview:

A group of guys takes their ice cream truck to the beach and meet some girls

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