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Judges (2005)
Evil rulers have overtaken the town of Learsi, and all is not well in this hamlet -- until an angry, justice-seeking drifter named Buddy Colt comes riding into town and recruits a team of desperadoes known as the Judges to help him gain retribution for the annihilation of his brother. Working together, the Judges -- among them, Danny Strong, Skinny Pete, Will Creed, Iron Joe Parelli, and Irish Pat Kelly -- will go head-to-head with the villains -- led by the nasty Sonny King -- in an effort to wipe evil from the town once and for all.
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Evil rulers have overtaken the town of Learsi, and all is not well in this hamlet -- until an angry, justice-seeking drifter named Buddy Colt comes riding into town and recruits a team of desperadoes known as the Judges to help him gain retribution for the annihilation of his brother. Working together, the Judges -- among them, Danny Strong, Skinny Pete, Will Creed, Iron Joe Parelli, and Irish Pat Kelly -- will go head-to-head with the villains -- led by the nasty Sonny King -- in an effort to wipe evil from the town once and for all.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Western
Written By:Stephen Patrick Walker
In Theaters:6/5/2005
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Runtime:90 minutes
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