Revisiting 'Rocketman'
Falling in love with 'Rocketman" all over again.
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Abang Joe, a motorsport center owner, hired a young man named Rudy who had been jailed for his involvement in illegal racing activities. Rudy began carrying out his duties in the arena with determination to improve himself and feels that this is his chance to gain as much knowledge as possible if he wants to become a legal car racer and drifter. However, this journey will bring challenges and heartache as he encounters both new friends and foes.
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Abang Joe, a motorsport center owner, hired a young man named Rudy who had been jailed for his involvement in illegal racing activities. Rudy began carrying out his duties in the arena with determination to improve himself and feels that this is his chance to gain as much knowledge as possible if he wants to become a legal car racer and drifter. However, this journey will bring challenges and heartache as he encounters both new friends and foes.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Drama
Written By:Ahmad Idham
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Box Office:$395,930
Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Screen Studio Sdn Bhd, 10 Star Cinemas
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