Rodriguez Follows Up "Sin City" with "Shark Boy and Lava Girl"
Wednesday April 6, 2005
After giving adult audiences something to sink their teeth into with the sexy, violent, innovative, visually stunning "Sin City," filmmaker Robert Rodriguez is returning to family friendly fare with "The Adventures of Shark Boy and Lava Girl in 3-D." Starring Kristin Davis, David Arquette, Cayden Boyd, Taylor Dooley, and Taylor Lautner, “Shark Boy and Lava Girl” is the story of a lonely kid who entertains himself by going on adventures with his imaginary friends, Shark Boy and Lava Girl.ALSO OF INTEREST:
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