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Back to 2005 (2024)
A time traveler accidentally stuck in the modern era needs help returning to 2005 to save the year from weapons of mass destruction.
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A time traveler accidentally stuck in the modern era needs help returning to 2005 to save the year from weapons of mass destruction.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:David Flynt, Michael Reasor
In Theaters:2/1/2024
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Runtime:78 minutes
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Cast
Ronald “Heybert Flex” Mayo
Director
Michael Reasor
Time Traveler From 2005
David Flynt
The Scientist
Vig Norris
The Restaurant Manager
Jasmine “Envy Jazzo” Harris
Time Travelers Bopper
Paul Runevitch
President of the United States
Angel Elaye
The Girlfriends Friend
Malachi Fitten
Doordasher
Tyrone Gaines
Scientist Intern
LeShai Renee Hunt
Cheryl Newman ‘News Reporter’
CJ Hashtag Martin
Extra
Anthony Mckeller
TikToker
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