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Sci-Fighter (2004)
A well-meaning genius creates a virtual reality game that leaves his grandson trapped within when a virus invades. The boy's father (Don Wilson) enters the virtual fighting game in order to combat the virus and save his son before they're both trapped forever.
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A well-meaning genius creates a virtual reality game that leaves his grandson trapped within when a virus invades. The boy's father (Don Wilson) enters the virtual fighting game in order to combat the virus and save his son before they're both trapped forever.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Written By:Thomas Callicoat
In Theaters:1/1/2004
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:KNM Home Entertainment GmbH
Cast
Art Camacho
Director
Don Wilson
Jack Tanaka
Cynthia Rothrock
Sally Kirk / The White Dragon
Lorenzo Lamas
Andrew Dean
Daneya Mayid
Brad Tanaka (as Dan Mayid)
Chris Casamassa
The Karate Master
Aki Aleong
Dr. James Tanaka
Rebekah Chaney
The Scorpion
Gokor Chivichyan
The Grappler
Simon Kim
Double Threat
James Kim
Double Threat
Eric Lee
Weapons expert
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