The Third Act Podcast
The Third Act Podcast
The Third Act Podcast is what happens when three friends get together and launch into movie-related discussion and reviews!New releases, old films, and nostalgically-themed episodes such as "Don't Judge a Movie By It's Cover" and "But Does It Hold Up?" are all part of the cinema-obsessed mix. There's literally something for everyone here, from the mainstream mouth-breather to the arthouse goon.So, do yourself a favor. Grab an ice cold can of Mt. Dew Baja Blast and enjoy Christian, Jericho, and Armando's long-winded foray into the mooooovies!
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