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The film "Cohabiting Men and Women Alien Wang" starts from the fact that Alex of the Vic star was ordered to find an "evil energy collector" and came to Earth. It tells about the coincidence that four friends from all over the world live under the same roof. They discover their awakened superpower genes in the fight, and grow from four carefree optimists to a generation of earth guardians.
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The film "Cohabiting Men and Women Alien Wang" starts from the fact that Alex of the Vic star was ordered to find an "evil energy collector" and came to Earth. It tells about the coincidence that four friends from all over the world live under the same roof. They discover their awakened superpower genes in the fight, and grow from four carefree optimists to a generation of earth guardians.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Science Fiction
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Tencent Video
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