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'Runaways' Review
Expansive, empty mansions sprawl across the Southern California landscape, housing moody teenagers squabbling with their parents. An unspoken tragic backstory clouds the sight of our six main characters. We see them shuffle through meaningless high school days, far from each other and the happiness they once shared. Can they mend bonds broken, or will they remain distant versions of their former selves? Oh, also, their parents are evil, the teens might possess superpowers and, for some inexplicable reason, everyone, good and evil, uses Lyft.
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