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They Came Back from Somewhere (2023)
After sacrificing himself to save the human race, Luma is cloned and returns to Earth to search for his love, Patty. When Supreme Leader learns of Luma's defection he sends Quasar and two warriors to hunt him down and destroy him.
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After sacrificing himself to save the human race, Luma is cloned and returns to Earth to search for his love, Patty. When Supreme Leader learns of Luma's defection he sends Quasar and two warriors to hunt him down and destroy him.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Steve Hermann
In Theaters:10/12/2023
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Studio:Acrostar Films
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