By
Charles Merritt2023-08-29T09:58:00
The Film: Blue Beetle
Rating: 12A
Watch if you liked: Shazam!, Coco, Iron Man
Running time: 127 minutes
Genre: Superhero, Comedy, Family
Overview: When Jaime Reyes becomes fused to an alien war suit he discovers that the powers he now holds are nothing compared to the power which comes from his family.

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