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Walter wakes up with a hangover, he no longer remembers the evening spent in a bar in the company of a woman. But he must recover quickly because it is a great day for the team: it is the inauguration of Elia’s new building, whose security and technology have been entrusted to Walter and the team. During the event, a hacker hacks the building and blocks all exits: Scorpion and dozens of civilians get stuck in a burning building. Starts a battle between Walter and the hacker.
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Walter wakes up with a hangover, he no longer remembers the evening spent in a bar in the company of a woman. But he must recover quickly because it is a great day for the team: it is the inauguration of Elia’s new building, whose security and technology have been entrusted to Walter and the team. During the event, a hacker hacks the building and blocks all exits: Scorpion and dozens of civilians get stuck in a burning building. Starts a battle between Walter and the hacker.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Drama, Crime
Written By:Elizabeth Davis Beall, Nicholas Wootton
In Theaters:10/26/2015
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:CBS Studios, K/O Paper Products, Perfect Storm Entertainment, SB Films, Blackjack Productions
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