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Orange Justice (2026)
Two bumbling but well-meaning NYPD cops on suspension, Murph and Taylor, are tasked with escorting a disinterested Gen Alpha teen, Lacey, to meet her estranged father in Canada.
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Two bumbling but well-meaning NYPD cops on suspension, Murph and Taylor, are tasked with escorting a disinterested Gen Alpha teen, Lacey, to meet her estranged father in Canada.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tom Malloy, Scott Baker
In Theaters:7/1/2026
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Runtime:83 minutes
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