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The Genius Club (2006)
What if you had one night to solve the world’s problems? For seven geniuses, they have no choice. A terrorist culls together a scientist, a seminary student, a pro baseball player, a professor, a casino owner, a painter, and a pizza delivery guy to attempt to solve the world’s problems in one night.
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What if you had one night to solve the world’s problems? For seven geniuses, they have no choice. A terrorist culls together a scientist, a seminary student, a pro baseball player, a professor, a casino owner, a painter, and a pizza delivery guy to attempt to solve the world’s problems in one night.
Rating:PG
Genre:Thriller, Drama
Written By:Timothy A. Chey
In Theaters:10/27/2006
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Runtime:121 minutes
Studio:RiverRain Productions, NiceDay Pictures
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