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Revenge of the Alternates 3: Once & For All (2025)

In the climactic finale of the Revenge of the Alternates(ROTA) trilogy, the stakes are higher than ever as Cole Burger and Jack Murdock lead their schools—Bonney Lake and Puyallup—into a showdown that will determine more than just bragging rights. With pulse-pounding choreography, dramatic twists, and unforgettable musical moments, Revenge of the Alternates 3 is a genre-blending ride through rivalry, redemption, and the power of performance.
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In the climactic finale of the Revenge of the Alternates(ROTA) trilogy, the stakes are higher than ever as Cole Burger and Jack Murdock lead their schools—Bonney Lake and Puyallup—into a showdown that will determine more than just bragging rights. With pulse-pounding choreography, dramatic twists, and unforgettable musical moments, Revenge of the Alternates 3 is a genre-blending ride through rivalry, redemption, and the power of performance.

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Genre:Drama, Action, Comedy
Directed By:Simon Swai
Written By:Simon Swai
In Theaters:6/5/2025
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Runtime:134 minutes
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