Over-the top imaginary action film plots, done in the style of movie trailers. Of course with some films out there, these may be closer to reality than indended . . .
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In an amazing galaxy, a hermit and an acrobat attempt to participate in the greatest fighting tournament of history.
In an evil city of crime, a planetary explorer and a beastmaster quest for fame and fight crime.
In a city of dark magic, a fighter pilot and a prospector combat an evil supercoputer.
In a city of technology and deception, in a time of virutal reality, two druids attempt to solve the ultimate crime.
In a crime-ridden kingdom of agony, a spirit and a princess attempt to participate in the greatest fighting tournament of history.
On a cursed world of magic, three relic hunters oppose the forces of hell.
On a damned planet, four peasants and a xenolinguist try to solve the ultimate crime.
On a forgotten planet of hate, a fletcher and a bowman search for a mystic artifact and fight evil.
In a universe of terror, in a time of pain and sin, a technician and a lawman attempt to prevent the apocalypse.
In a damned city of enchantment, in an era of crime and insanity, four rascals and a queen quest for freedom and oppose lawlessness.
In a galaxy of death and ghosts, in a time of suffering, four travelers and an elementalist seek the ultimate weapon and battle a syndicate of killers intent on on taking over the world.
In a godforsaken empire of ghosts, in a time of virutal reality and barbarism, two scientists and a psychologist seek justice and oppose terrorism.
On a world of barbarism and lost souls, in an age of devils and enchantment, a prostitute and a cleric combat evil.
In a world of fear and mysticism, in an era of doom and wonder, three engineers attempt to participate in the greatest fighting tournament of history.
In a land of computerization, in an era of blood and pain, four heroines fight terrorism.
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