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Cops XXX: The Parody Too (2010)

This movie is about real people, real crime, and real sex! It was filmed entirely on location with the men and women who work in law enfarcement. COPS XXX invites you into the backseat of an actual squad car as serious events take place. Climb aboard as we patrol the streets of Los Angeles!
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This movie is about real people, real crime, and real sex! It was filmed entirely on location with the men and women who work in law enfarcement. COPS XXX invites you into the backseat of an actual squad car as serious events take place. Climb aboard as we patrol the streets of Los Angeles!

Rating:NC-17
Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Matt Zane
Written By:
In Theaters:10/22/2010
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Dream Zone Entertainment

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