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EPISODE · Aug 9, 2026 · 54 MIN

HR2 Great, Awful or Too Painful: Movies We Won’t Watch Again. (8-7-26)

from Rush To Reason · host John Rush

HOUR 1 John Rush and Andy Peth ignite Hour 1 with a fiery debate on “vote your conscience” after a political primary. They call out the double standards of party unity and challenge the politics of loyalty, strategy, and what it really means to win over independents. The stakes? Whether sabotaging your own party helps the opposition seize victory. This is political radio at its sharpest—don’t miss it. Then, the ultimate movie rollercoaster: Andy Peth puts three wildly different films—Super Troopers 3, One Night Only, and Ice Cream Man—through his no-nonsense 5-Star Review system. One film is comedy gold, another totally tanks, and the third...you’ll have to hear Andy’s take. Which movie had him roaring with laughter, and which one crashed and burned? Tune in for verdicts that could save your next movie night. Timestamps 12:22 Super Troopers 3 25:33 One Night Only 39:26 Ice Cream Man Find the complete breakdown of Andy’s Movie Reviews ➡️ https://www.rushtoreason.com/movie-reviews-2/ HOUR 2 Hour 2 explodes with a passionate roundtable: What makes a movie “one and done”? John Rush, Andy Peth, and Richard Rush dive into unforgettable films so intense, so powerful, or so emotionally raw, that one viewing is enough for a lifetime. From the gut-wrenching (The Passion of the Christ, Schindler’s List) to the emotionally draining (Uncut Gems, Marley & Me), and the truly unwatchable (Wonder Woman 1984, The Eternals), they pull no punches. Plus: Do movies with jaw-dropping twists lose their magic once you know the secret? Don’t miss this ultimate guide to movies you’ll only watch once—for better or worse.

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