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Idiocracy
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Private Joe Bowers has just been an average individual all his life until he partook in a military experiment that transports him 1000 years in the future where he wakes up to realize he has been the smartest person afterall.
Private Joe Bowers has just been an average individual all his life until he partook in a military experiment that transports him 1000 years in the future where he wakes up to realize he has been the smartest person afterall.
Actors:
Vincent James Prendergast,
Daniel Smith,
Glori Renee Euwer,
Ray L. Perez,
Darlene Hunt,
Valerie Posas,
Ryan Ransdell
Vincent James Prendergast
13 July 1982, Austin, Texas, USA
Daniel Smith
21 May 1961, Ft Walton Beach, Florida, USA
Glori Renee Euwer
Ray L. Perez
Darlene Hunt
Valerie Posas
Ryan Ransdell
10 December 1972, Decatur, Illinois, USA
Country:
United States
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It's a low-boil affair from the Office Space auteur that wears out its dumb-and-dumbest playbook early on.