Armageddon

We are traveling back to 1998 to dive into Michael Bay's Armageddon with our resident sci-fi expert, Michael Sims (A.K.A. Blarj 2). Before we do that, we discuss our history with Michael Bay, try to decipher the scientific accuracy of the concepts presented, and contrast this movie with another recent polarizing disaster movie, Don't Look Up. Critics: 38% Audience: 73%

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