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Welcome to the UKNJ Project, here's what you need to know: BeeCeeHQ (UK) and Jackof1trade (NJ) watch a movie, then come back, to live stream their thoughts. From ratings, plot analysis, and character development, To special effects, we cover, every frame, of each feature. Streaming weekly on YouTube. -UKNJ Project https://bit.ly/36A3Xpb
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