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The SUPER Movie
SUPER, An unorthodox superhero with no known powers, identity, or really anything for that matter; has to stop his arch-nemesis: Evil Jake, from ruining the wedding of his best friend, Gadget Mechanic. All-the-while, his manager struggles to keep financially afloat after SUPER’s reckless behavior forces him into a movie deal. Unfortunately, it's not easy making a movie about a superhero with virtually no distinct traits.
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SUPER, An unorthodox superhero with no known powers, identity, or really anything for that matter; has to stop his arch-nemesis: Evil Jake, from ruining the wedding of his best friend, Gadget Mechanic. All-the-while, his manager struggles to keep financially afloat after SUPER’s reckless behavior forces him into a movie deal. Unfortunately, it's not easy making a movie about a superhero with virtually no distinct traits.
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Genre:Comedy, Action
Written By:Gavin Ricke, Ethan Meyer, Ady Oelker
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Studio:Let Him Cook Productions
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