Florida company Epic Stone Group Inc. called out Los Angeles-based movie giant Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp. in federal court in Miami on Wednesday, filing a lawsuit claiming the upcoming film “Alita: Battle Angel” rips off a trademark used since 2009.

Producer James Cameron and filmmaker Robert Rodriguez teamed up to make the sci-fi flick with a $200 million budget. Scheduled to arrive in theaters Feb. 14, the movie follows a cyborg named Alita through the post-apocalyptic world, where she finds herself with no memory or information about her past.

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