Frozen II: The most disappointing original Disney animated movie since Chicken Little.
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Midnight Show
Based on real story, the film tells Naya (Acha Septriasa), Juna (Gandhi Fernando), Sarah (Ratu Felisha) and the rest of the moviegoers are involved in a murder mystery in an old movie theater at midnight. The murders occur while the theater is showing a controversial movie about a twelve year-old boy who kills and mutilates his entire family.
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Based on real story, the film tells Naya (Acha Septriasa), Juna (Gandhi Fernando), Sarah (Ratu Felisha) and the rest of the moviegoers are involved in a murder mystery in an old movie theater at midnight. The murders occur while the theater is showing a controversial movie about a twelve year-old boy who kills and mutilates his entire family.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Husein M. Atmodjo
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Renee Pictures
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