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Power Rangers RPM: Start Your Engines (2009)
Get in gear! Join forces with your favorite Power Rangers agains a sinister machine army accelerating towards global domination in START YOUR ENGINES. The mysterious and menacing Venjix Computer Network has unleashed an evil virus and is driving towards conquering the entire planet. In the shining city of Corinth, one of the only safe havens on earth, an elite team of super teens is ready to fight for justice -- but will these fierce Power Rangers have enough high-octane fury to save the world?
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Get in gear! Join forces with your favorite Power Rangers agains a sinister machine army accelerating towards global domination in START YOUR ENGINES. The mysterious and menacing Venjix Computer Network has unleashed an evil virus and is driving towards conquering the entire planet. In the shining city of Corinth, one of the only safe havens on earth, an elite team of super teens is ready to fight for justice -- but will these fierce Power Rangers have enough high-octane fury to save the world?
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Family
Written By:John Tellegen, Eddie Guzelian, Jackie Marchand
In Theaters:7/7/2009
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:Buena Vista Television, Toei Company
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