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In questo sequel di DCOM Horse Sense, i cugini Michael e Tommy si riuniscono per una nuovissima avventura, questa volta sulle alte maree. Michael ha grandi progetti per far divertire sua cugina dalla campagna, ma la situazione prende una piega complicata quando il loro yacht di lusso risulta essere una vecchia barca da pesca. Le cose peggiorano quando un gruppo di pirati prende di mira Michael, poiché proviene da una famiglia ricca. Poi, per di più, una pioggia torrenziale li lascia sull’isola deserta insieme al capitano della barca. Ora il trio deve imparare a superare le loro differenze e a lavorare insieme per sopravvivere!

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