Hello Carbot the Movie: The Cretaceous Period
2018 · 1h 24m · N/A Adventure, Animation, Family, Science Fiction
Overview
"How did real dinosaurs appear out of a VR video at a Dinosaur Theme Park?! Cha Tan timeleaps to the Cretaceous Period to find out why! He befriends a new secret dinosaur carbot there and gets embroiled in a ruckus around Poop Rock! Let's explore how the amazing adventure unfolds with Cha Tan and dinosaur carbots in the Cretaceous Period!"
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