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Chuck Lawson and the Night of the Invaders (2020)

In the year 2061, two ex secret agents and ex secret lovers reunite for one last mission: to discover why aliens have landed on Earth. Fighting off robot landlords and sexist bounty hunters, Chuck Lawson and Serena Fox deliver a same day package of justice, and discover that tech billionaire Dr. Tyrimpson is working on more than just computers.
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In the year 2061, two ex secret agents and ex secret lovers reunite for one last mission: to discover why aliens have landed on Earth. Fighting off robot landlords and sexist bounty hunters, Chuck Lawson and Serena Fox deliver a same day package of justice, and discover that tech billionaire Dr. Tyrimpson is working on more than just computers.

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Genre:Comedy, Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Tyler Bonner, Daphne Bonner
In Theaters:7/29/2020
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Kiss the Hand Productions

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