Episode 42: GoldenEye

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If you're listening to this podcast/reading this blurb chances are that 1995's GoldenEye was the first James Bond movie that you can remember being released in your lifetime. Some would say it's actually a pretty decent movie. To find out Ryan, James, and Max revisit the 1st Pierce Brosnan helmed movie to see if this is true and to check up on how the movie has aged over 20+ years. Surely all the references that Russia is no longer the USSR won't be glaring obvious right?

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