It Goes all the Way to the Top: Motherless Brooklyn
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Bruiser (2001)
After years of being browbeaten and walked on, a man wakes one day wearing an expressionless mask, fitted with a personality that enables him to take revenge.
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After years of being browbeaten and walked on, a man wakes one day wearing an expressionless mask, fitted with a personality that enables him to take revenge.
Rating:R
Genre:Thriller, Horror, Mystery
Written By:George A. Romero
In Theaters:10/9/2001
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Romero-Grunwald Productions, Barenholtz Production, StudioCanal
Cast
George A. Romero
Director
Jason Flemyng
Henry Creedlow
Peter Stormare
Milo Styles
Leslie Hope
Rosemary Newley
Nina Garbiras
Janine Creedlow
Andrew Tarbet
James Larson
Tom Atkins
Det. McCleary
Jonathan Higgins
Det. Rakowski
Jeff Monahan
Tom Burtram
Marie V. Cruz
Number Nine
Tamsin Kelsey
Mariah Breed
Christine Forrest
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