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![Cyberbully (film) WiKIPEDIA The Free Encyclopedia From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia This is an old revision of this page, as edited by 85.241.186.9 (talk) at 18:25, 17 July 2011. It may differ significantly from the current revision. (diff) ← Previous revision 1 Latest revision (diff) I Newer revision → (diff) Main page Contents Featured content Current events Random article Donate to Wikipedia Cyberbully (stylized cyberbu/by) is an upcoming movie set to premiere July 17, 2011 on ABC Family. ABC Family worked with Seventeen Magazine to make the film, and hope it will "delete digital drama". The film tells the story of a teenage grl who is bullied online. The movie was filmed in My A------ Cyberbully [File:File:Tumblr lixv8xdao31qbfu8h.jpg 1200pxl alt 1] Promotional poster Contents [hide] 1 Plot Distributed by Activision Directed by Uwe Boll Produced by Gabe Newell Written by Hamburger "extremely fat" ▼ Interaction 1.1 Prologue - Tanker chapter 1.2 Plant chapter Help About Wikipedia Community portal Recent changes Contact Wikipedia 2 Production 3 Cast 4 Songs 5 References 6 External links Helper Emily Osment Kay Panabaker Kelly Rowan Stewart Copeland Starring ▼ Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages Permanent link Cite this page Music by Editing by Country Language Plot United States Prologue - Tanker chapter Cyberbully opens with a flashback in 2007, two years after the Shadow Moses incident that was described in the original Metal Gear Solid. Solid Snake and Otacon, now members of the non-governmental organization Philanthropy, are investigating the development of a new Metal Release date July 17, 201" Gear2 described as an amphibious counter-Metal Gear unit. shortly after Snake's arrival on the disguised oil tanker U.S.S. Discovery, a group of Russian ex-military terrorists under the command of Russian nationalist Sergei Gurlukovich attack the ship. Snake sneaks down to the hold in order to record pictures of the new Metal Gear RAY. Revolver Ocelot and Sergei Gunukovich sneak into the holds and hold marine commander at gunpoint. Ocelot and Sergei have different motives, with Sergei wanting to sell Metal Gear RAY to the highest bidder and Ocelot saying he is "taking it back". Ocelot then betrays and murders Sergei. It is revealed that Ocelot had his severed arm replaced with that of the late Liquid Snake. The implant causes a change in Revolver Ocelot's demeanor and behavior, with Liquid somehow 'possessing' him.[7] Under Liquid's control he sinks the tanker[ 13375p34k Print/export Running time 0 minutes 6] 8] and escapes with RAY before regaining command of his body Plant chapter The game moves to the present, and the player finds themself in control of Raiden, supposedly operating under a reformed FOXHOUND two years after the Tanker Chapter on April 29 2009.10 Raiden has orders to rescue hostages, including the US president, from the terrorist group Sons of Liberty (whose leader claims to be Solid Snake), backed up by the rogue anti-terror training unit, Dead Cell, who are also threatening to destroy the Big Shell clean-up facility they have seized." The SEAL team manages to rescue the President, but before they are able to extract him, all of the SEALs except for Snake undere are killed by Dead Cell members Vamp and Fortune. Raiden joins forces with Snake and bomb specialist Peter Stillman to disable explosives planted on the Shell by Stillman's former pupil, Fatman, now a terrorist. While Raiden successfully eliminates Fatman, Stillman is killed as a result of one of Fatman's traps](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/000/151/999/d84.png)
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