179: Wicked Cinema
from Wicked Anime Hosted by The Nerdy Show Network
Hey! We're tired of this anime and we don't wanna talk about it anymore! We're gonna talk about nothing but movies for approximately two hours, so you better get cozy. Grab some popcorn, unstick your shoes from the floor, and sit in a reclining seat that's already lost it's novelty! Join Jonstar, AFLM, Evan, Greg, and Derek as they talk about what's happening in cinema and why they won't go to the movie theaters anymore! PLUS - Good cinema, bad cinema, and ugly cinema!
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This episode is 2 hours and 10 minutes long.
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This episode was published on June 18, 2020.
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