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You have probably seen or heard something about this film because it was going viral on social media month ago when the first trailer dropped. Will I go see this in theaters when it comes out? Possibly.
While this movie was similar to something like The Hunger Games, it did have a much more mysterious element to it, in that it was unclear what was going on, but clear that things were not all as they seemed.
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