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Ejen Ali: The Movie (2025)

As MATA seeks to upgrade its gadget for all agents, Ali embarks on a mission to stop a plot against Cyberaya but begins to question his loyalty.
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As MATA seeks to upgrade its gadget for all agents, Ali embarks on a mission to stop a plot against Cyberaya but begins to question his loyalty.

Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Action, Adventure, Family, Science Fiction
Written By:Faqihin Mohd Fazlin, Faqihin Mohd Fazlin, Hilman Muhamad, Hilman Muhamad, Muhammad Usamah Zaid, Shafiq Isa, Nazmi Yatim, Muhammad Usamah Zaid
In Theaters:10/1/2025
Box Office:$7,324,768
Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Primeworks Studios, WAU Animation

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