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Redboy 13 (1999)
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Starring: Robert Logan, Tito Villalobos Moreno, Wendy Blech, Harper Washburn, David Boone, Devon Roy-Brown, Charlie Schmidt
Director: Marcus Van Bavel
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Studio: Vanguard
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Length:
93 mins

 
 

 

A International Action Hero Past His Bedtime

Redboy 13 is a cold war movie spoof with a James Bondian atmosphere. It's the story of Sean Rains, a 13 year old boy who goes to school, comes home, does his homework and then save the world from evil. The adolescent agent is called back form retirement for one last assignment when evil is up to its tricks again in the form of a wheelchair bound Neo Nazi. Film Threat says; "A low-budget, gem, craftily using computer graphics in lieu of real devastation and managing to keep a straight face in the line of some of the most sublimely silly outbursts to grace the screen in some time...It may not be a cult movie yet, but that's just a matter of time."

 
 
   
   

 
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