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Terry Crews reveals Idiocracy was dumped into just two theaters before becoming a cult classic "I was telling everybody, man, I got this movie, I'm playing the president. Boy, y'all thought White Chicks was cool, wait till y'all see this" "And dude, it was released in two theaters over...

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