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First Blast (2019)
In this modern action epic, the fate of humanity rests within Agent Rockets’ hands.
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In this modern action epic, the fate of humanity rests within Agent Rockets’ hands.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Adventure, Thriller, Comedy
Written By:John Taylor
In Theaters:12/25/2019
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Runtime:37 minutes
Studio:Space Chimps Productions
Cast
John Taylor
Director
John Taylor
Agent Rockets
Ritvik Vasudeva
Mr. Skullfield
Brennan Gordon Metz
Henchman Moe
Carter Crouch
Dr. Ed
Eli Shartzer
Agent Scary Shark
Brady Bartlett
Agent P
Anthony Dunn
Henchman Larry
Gabe Smith
Gabe The Assistant
Ben Armentrout
President Neil
Bladi Sifuentes
Coby Jackson
Khalil Grubb
Paris Cab Driver
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