"Sonic The Hedgehog": Gotta Go Fast
Sonic is a pretty generic buddy comedy with a light dusting of eccentricity.
Predator Dark Ages (2015)
Dark ages follows a group of war-torn Templar knights who have returned from the Eastern lands, back to England, only to find that the enemy is now a lot closer and a lot more deadly than before. Throughout time the Predator has always looked for the greatest warriors to fight in battle, and with this short film we will see him put to the test against the some of the best history has ever seen, the Templar Knights. Their battle with the Predator is the thing Myths and Legends are made of. (An Independent fan film, not associated with 20th Century Fox)—James bushe
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Dark ages follows a group of war-torn Templar knights who have returned from the Eastern lands, back to England, only to find that the enemy is now a lot closer and a lot more deadly than before. Throughout time the Predator has always looked for the greatest warriors to fight in battle, and with this short film we will see him put to the test against the some of the best history has ever seen, the Templar Knights. Their battle with the Predator is the thing Myths and Legends are made of. (An Independent fan film, not associated with 20th Century Fox)—James bushe
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