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The Last Battleship (2025)
A crew of children and adults gets the battleship back into action and begin to fight the way home after being cut off from Alliance space by an unknown attacker. The only issue is that this threat is straight out of a person's worst fears.
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A crew of children and adults gets the battleship back into action and begin to fight the way home after being cut off from Alliance space by an unknown attacker. The only issue is that this threat is straight out of a person's worst fears.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Horror
Written By:Joe Cahill, Garrett K. Jones
In Theaters:5/2/2025
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Studio:Steam House Entertainment
Cast
Brady Jacquin
Director
Lew Temple
Admiral Mickel J O'Grady
Tracee Cocco
MGySgt Andrea Sapporetti USMC
Avaryana Rose
Flight Commander Emily (Valkyrie) Marin-Potter
Brian Jeon
Cadet CPO2 Jin Mal-Chin
Bella Basque
CMDR Eileen Ford (Executive Officer)
Lexi Marie Hawks
Cadet Petty Officer Alycia Maderos
Geneva Reynolds
LT. Melissa Eldridge
Aubree Cantu
League Cadet Aubree Childs
Jessica Zinkowsky
PO1 Kiersten York
Garrett K. Jones
MCPO MacKenzie Flaherty
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