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Jul 21, 2020 54 min

Was The Old Guard Good?

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Was The Old Guard on Netflix good? PLUS: Tenet delayed indefinitely, the Russo brothers are open to directing The Secret Wars, there’s a new Gotham cops TV show in development, and Krishna shaved his beard off! Hot damn. Make sure the chips bowl is full, sit back, and enjoy! Black Lives Matter Resources: https://bit.ly/2Y2N41I

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