Trailer
Assistive Technologies

Clifford

Runtime
1hr 30mins
Directed by
Paul Flaherty
Featuring
Martin Short,
Charles Grodin,
Mary Steenburgen

Showtimes

Thu 12/03
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Body

What's the difference between Clifford and a pit bull? One will tear your heart out, scare your friends and wreck your house. The other one is a dog.

Smart, hyperactive and dangerous ten-year-old Clifford (Martin Short) has a lifelong dream: to visit the Dinosaur World theme park. Happily, his uncle Martin (Charles Grodin) has agreed to take him. But when Martin suddenly reneges on his promise, Clifford hatches a devious plan to get even and teach his uncle that all work and no play makes Clifford a very bad boy!

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