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Somebody's Hero (2012)
With the goal of impressing a fatherless boy, an average accountant foils a robbery while wearing a superhero costume. After the incident makes headlines, the man finds himself in the center of a media frenzy with people asking “who is this hero?” And “when will he be back?”
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With the goal of impressing a fatherless boy, an average accountant foils a robbery while wearing a superhero costume. After the incident makes headlines, the man finds himself in the center of a media frenzy with people asking “who is this hero?” And “when will he be back?”
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Romance
Written By:Darin Beckstead
In Theaters:5/1/2012
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Runtime:81 minutes
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