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While delivering a parking ticket to a small village in the Florida everglades, Officer Dave Speed finds himself in the middle of a radiation experiment conducted by the American government and NASA, where a detonated nuclear missile gives him a multitude of superpowers.
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While delivering a parking ticket to a small village in the Florida everglades, Officer Dave Speed finds himself in the middle of a radiation experiment conducted by the American government and NASA, where a detonated nuclear missile gives him a multitude of superpowers.
Rating:PG
Genre:Fantasy, Action, Comedy, Science Fiction
Written By:Sergio Corbucci, Sabatino Ciuffini
In Theaters:9/18/1980
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:El Pico S.A., Transcinema
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