Sky High 2005
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| Initial release | Hollywood |
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| Directors | Mike Mitchell |
| Box office | 86. 4 million USD |
| 86.4 million USD | |
| Budget | 35 million USD |
| Production companies | The Walt Disney Company |
| Walt Disney Pictures | |
| Imagine Entertainment | |
| I have never seen a more flawless and perfect film in my entire life. When the movie starts I already know I'm going to be . . . | |
| Members | Ulf Åhman |
| Albums | Freezin' Hot |
| Still Rockin' | |
| Stone & Gravel | |
| Humanizer | |
| Freezin' Hot, Still Rockin', Stone & Gravel, Humanizer | |
| Genres | Dance/Electronic |
| Hip-Hop/Rap | |
| Songs | 2017 |
| List | 2017 |
| 2010 | |
| 1990 | |
| Reviews | www.imdb.com |
| Theatrical region aware release date | USA |
| Producers | Andrew Gunn |
| Casting director | Allison Jones |
| Distributed by | Walt Disney Pictures |
| Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 813593 |
About Sky High 2005
At a school in the sky where teens learn how to be superheroes, Will Stronghold (Michael Angarano) lands in a class for students who show special promise. Classmate Gwen (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) quickly cozies up to Will, but it's soon clear that she has other motives. When he learns that Gwen's mother is a villain who was defeated by his father, Steve Stronghold (Kurt Russell), Will realizes that Gwen is aiming for revenge, and he rushes to a school dance in the hope of stopping her. … MORE
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2. Payouts end for NHS staff lost to CovidA UK-wide compensation scheme providing £60,000 to the families of NHS and social care staff who died after contracting coronavirus at work has ended. Official records for England, Scotland and Wales show 304 NHS staff died from Covid following workplace Exposure - including 10 since the start of December 2021. And not to extend the scheme. Ministers say the scheme was always intended to be time-limited and there are other death in-service benefits.
3. Infections are Sky High so why stop testing?Since the start of the pandemic, nearly 500 million results have been logged - and millions more taken At Home have never been recorded. No Other Big Country has tested on the same scale. But with mass testing coming to an end in England, with the rest of the UK soon to follow suit, health correspondent behind dismantling the infrastructure.
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