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Three Inches (2011)
Walter Speckman is a nobody, until one day he is struck by lightning and gains the ability to move any object with his mind... but only for 3 inches at a time. A recruiter who knows of super-powered individuals finds Walter and offers him the chance to use his powers to do good... and join with a team of other people with similar abilities. Walter accepts, but soon discovers that "good" and "evil" aren't as easy to differentiate as he thought.
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Walter Speckman is a nobody, until one day he is struck by lightning and gains the ability to move any object with his mind... but only for 3 inches at a time. A recruiter who knows of super-powered individuals finds Walter and offers him the chance to use his powers to do good... and join with a team of other people with similar abilities. Walter accepts, but soon discovers that "good" and "evil" aren't as easy to differentiate as he thought.
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Genre:Drama, Action, Science Fiction
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In Theaters:12/29/2011
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Jace Alexander
Director
Noah Reid
Walter Spackman
Stephanie Jacobsen
Watts
James Marsters
Troy Hamilton
Naoko Mori
Annika
Alona Tal
Lily Thereoux
Andrea Martin
Belinda Spackman
Brandon Jay McLaren
Macklin Sportello
Antony Del Rio
Carlos / The Human Smell
Kyle Schmid
Brandon Hamilton
Craig Eldridge
Todd
Julian Richings
Ethan
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