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The Adventures of Brooklyn Barnes (2022)
On the quest of a lifetime, hotshot adventurer Brooklyn Barnes fights through uncharted jungles and underground caverns in a race for a supernatural treasure. In hot pursuit, Brooklyn’s psychotic nemesis leads an unstoppable military force hellbent on arriving first and using the artifact for evil.
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On the quest of a lifetime, hotshot adventurer Brooklyn Barnes fights through uncharted jungles and underground caverns in a race for a supernatural treasure. In hot pursuit, Brooklyn’s psychotic nemesis leads an unstoppable military force hellbent on arriving first and using the artifact for evil.
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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Action
Written By:Cooper Shapiro
In Theaters:4/30/2022
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Runtime:13 minutes
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