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Transmorphers: Fall of Man (2009)
In this prequel to Transmorphers -- a sci-fi thriller that borrows heavily from the plot of Transformers -- planet Earth is in peril thanks to a rogue army of alien robots, and it's up to a small group of humans to mount a crippling counterattack. Can Sheriff Hadley Ryan (Bruce Boxleitner), a doctor (Jennifer Rubin) and an ex-Marine (Shane Van Dyke) find the automatons' Achilles' heel before they conquer the planet?
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In this prequel to Transmorphers -- a sci-fi thriller that borrows heavily from the plot of Transformers -- planet Earth is in peril thanks to a rogue army of alien robots, and it's up to a small group of humans to mount a crippling counterattack. Can Sheriff Hadley Ryan (Bruce Boxleitner), a doctor (Jennifer Rubin) and an ex-Marine (Shane Van Dyke) find the automatons' Achilles' heel before they conquer the planet?
Rating:R
Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Adventure
Written By:Shane van Dyke
In Theaters:6/30/2009
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:The Asylum
Cast
Scott D. Wheeler
Director
Bruce Boxleitner
Officer Hadley Ryan
Jennifer Rubin
Dr. Jo Summers
Shane van Dyke
Jake Van Ryberg
Silvy Kas
Officer Stevens
Iona Thonger
Dr. Collins
Alana DiMaria
Madison Ryan
Debra Harrison-Lowe
Mary Jo
Russ Kingston
Stan Weston
Jack Goldenberg
Sergeant Monroe
Amy Van Horne
Liz
Benjamin W. Smith
Guard
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