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Apr 13, 2026 1 hr 38 min

Episode 5: Is it action?

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On this episode of the podcast, oh boy do we talk about a lot! Dom and Harry discuss the fine line and what exactly constitutes as an action movie, it's a great debate. Also, hollywood's current most bankable stars, and some other things related to the movie theatre experience and preferences. Plus, ape movies for April.

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