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Mar 30, 2024 55 min

Billy Crudup - MI3

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Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to try to accept how depressing it is that Philip Seymour Hoffman is dead and has been for quite a while. Thanks a lot, heroin. Tom Cruise has to save the world. Hoffman wants to ruin it. Someone is doing us a double cross. And the supporting cast is stacked. Anyways, these movies are pretty dang great. Tom Cruise is terrific, Hoffman is scary, Keri Russell has a brain bomb and our REASON FOR MAKING IT THROUGH EACH DAY, Billy Crudup, plays tired so very well. I'm not even gonna pretend we don't like it. Tune in. Subscribe. Tell your friend to listen.

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