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The Script (2006)
An innocent man wakes up to find himself in the custody of a group of rouge agents who claim he has been implanted with the memories of a dead police detective.
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An innocent man wakes up to find himself in the custody of a group of rouge agents who claim he has been implanted with the memories of a dead police detective.
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Written By:Earnest Rhea
In Theaters:5/18/2006
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