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The Apocalypse (1997)
A salvage pilot and a bartender go up against a crazed computer programmer and the head of a criminal gang who have equipped a spaceship with nuclear warheads and plan to crash it into Earth.
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A salvage pilot and a bartender go up against a crazed computer programmer and the head of a criminal gang who have equipped a spaceship with nuclear warheads and plan to crash it into Earth.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Science Fiction
Written By:J. Reifel
In Theaters:5/17/1997
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:EGM Film International, Ed Ancoats Inc.
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