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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2024 · 54 MIN

The Final Oscar Nominations Predictions... Colin Now Has an Ulcer

from Cinematic Conversion · host Colin Hanson

Colin & Jace discuss why it's important to be okay with disagreeing on movies. Also a discussion on the Oscar Predictions that will be released this week in all of the main categories

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Colin & Jace discuss why it's important to be okay with disagreeing on movies. Also a discussion on the Oscar Predictions that will be released this week in all of the main categories

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Colin & Jace discuss why it's important to be okay with disagreeing on movies. Also a discussion on the Oscar Predictions that will be released this week in all of the main categories

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