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Metroid, the Movie coming in 2006







Metroid, the Movie coming in 2006

Metroid, the Movie coming in 2006 04/09/2004 04:13 PM

The Hollywood Reporter is, you guessed it, reporting that John Woo has optioned Nintendo's classic Metroid game for a movie.




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