The Wandering Earth III
The sun is about to be destroyed, and humans have built huge thrusters on the surface of the earth to find a new home. However, the road to the universe is full of dangers. In order to save the earth, young people from the wandering earth era stepped forward for the third time and started a life-and-death battle against time.
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The sun is about to be destroyed, and humans have built huge thrusters on the surface of the earth to find a new home. However, the road to the universe is full of dangers. In order to save the earth, young people from the wandering earth era stepped forward for the third time and started a life-and-death battle against time.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Adventure
Written By:Frant Gwo, Gong Geer
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Studio:DF Pictures, Guo Fan Culture and Media, China Film Group Corporation
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