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How about a movie full of adrenaline, about a huge tornado that destroys everything it touches? I know, Hollywood has already done that. Okay, so how about a movie about an almost impossible bank robbery? Yes, we've had several movies with that plot. Well, what if I tell you that 'In The Eye of the Storm' mixes those two genres into an action-packed story? This is a popcorn movie for those who like 'The Fast and The Furious' - in fact, the production is signed by Rob Cohen, director of the first movie of the Vin Diesel and Rob Walker franchise and also of 'XXX'.
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A perfect storm of action is unleashed in this high-powered thriller from the director of The Fast and the Furious. As a massive hurricane builds, criminals infiltrate a U.S. Mint facility. Their plan: to steal $600 million and escape using a Category 5 hurricane as cover. But a treasury agent and a storm chaser have a plan of their own, desperately racing against time—and the hurricane—to save the hostages and stop the thieves before their town is reduced to rubble.
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