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Darwins Law (2018)
Agent Scott Taylor is investigating an illegal killer online game called Darwins Law. Determinde to shut it down, he gets too close to discovering who is behind it all and suddenly he disappears - only to discover he is now part of the game himself. Now, Scott Taylor must somehow survive - DARWINS LAW.
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Agent Scott Taylor is investigating an illegal killer online game called Darwins Law. Determinde to shut it down, he gets too close to discovering who is behind it all and suddenly he disappears - only to discover he is now part of the game himself. Now, Scott Taylor must somehow survive - DARWINS LAW.
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In Theaters:7/29/2018
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