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| Product Name | 16 Wishes |
| Language | English |
| Category | Electronics / Photography: A/V Media: Movie / TV |
| Short Description | DVD |
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| Long Description | Debby Ryan (Disney’s The Suite Life on Deck) stars with Jean-Luc Bilodeau (Kyle XY) in this spellbinding comedy about what happens when your most outrageous wishes…come outrageously true! Abby Jensen has been dreaming about her “sweet 16†since she was a little girl…but it starts out anything but sweet. Then she receives a box of mysteriously magical birthday candles. And suddenly, Abby’s every wish is instantly granted: the cherry-red sports car, the way-cool clothes, the uber-popularity at school. But when Abby makes a wish that turns her perfect new life totally upside down, she and her best friend Jay have just one chance to make things right – and to learn you have to be careful what you wish for…really, really careful! |
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