• 236. Civil War | Jan. 6th: The Movie

  • Apr 23 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 27 mins
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236. Civil War | Jan. 6th: The Movie

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  • The bois discuss Civil War, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, Fallout, and more!


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    00:00:00 Cold Open

    00:00:56 Intro

    00:05:02 What Jennifer Did

    00:06:41 Imaginary

    00:07:48 Argylle

    00:08:54 Fallout

    00:13:03 Blackberry

    00:15:27 Dune: Part Two

    00:18:02 The Verdict

    00:20:23 Crash (1996)

    00:23:44 A History of Violence

    00:27:08 Boston Strangler

    00:28:38 The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

    00:33:34 Chris's Business Ideas

    00:35:11 Civil War

    01:12:19 Is It Cinema?

    01:19:06 DMT (Dumb Movie Title)

    01:23:14 Name War Movies

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