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Race to Witch Mountain

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youtube.com - 1/30/2009

Race to Witch Mountain - Official HD Super Bowl Trailer (video)

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The Rock in Disney's Race to Witch Mountain. Here's the HD Super Bowl Trailer Get the full story at: http://buzznewsroom.com/entertainment/race-to-witch-moun...

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