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Sep 14, 2013 1 hr 49 min

Days of Thunder (1990)

from Saturday Night Freak Show

This week, Brent claims we can't outrun the thunder as he subjects us to Days of Thunder (1990), which follows the career of a hot shot stock car racer (Tom Cruise) as he battles his way to the Daytona 500. Join us as we talk sports movies, the cinematic style of Tony Scott, Jerry Bruckheimer and Michael Bay, and Movies For Dudes.

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