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The Best Man (2023)

Mercenaries seize control of a remote resort hotel during a wedding and it's up to the best man, the groom and their drunken best friend to stop the terrorists and save the hostages.
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Mercenaries seize control of a remote resort hotel during a wedding and it's up to the best man, the groom and their drunken best friend to stop the terrorists and save the hostages.

Rating:R
Genre:Action, Thriller
Directed By:Shane Dax Taylor
Written By:Shane Dax Taylor, C. Alec Rossel
In Theaters:4/21/2023
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Saban Films

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