Oscar Nominated Shorts: Animation— Reviewed
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Running Man: Revengers
On the eve of the annual Running Man competition, the players race against one another through a series of challenges to obtain the ‘Super Belt,’ a legendary item which make its wearer absolute ruler of the world.
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On the eve of the annual Running Man competition, the players race against one another through a series of challenges to obtain the ‘Super Belt,’ a legendary item which make its wearer absolute ruler of the world.
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Genre:Animation, Science Fiction, Action, Adventure, Family
Written By:Uhm Young-sik
In Theaters:
Box Office:$467,165
Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Sidus Animation, LOCUS Corporation
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