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Film Podcast – Dare Daniel Mini-Episode 19.5
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In this rapid-fire training montage of a mini-episode, Daniel Barnes and Corky McDonnell preview next week’s review of Exposed, an unsurprisingly unmemorable film that was cut to nonsensical ribbons by the studio.
Daniel and Corky also look back through poop-colored glasses at their previous review of Ready to Rumble, and after feeling uninspired by the “big game” ending of that laughless wrestling comedy, the hosts select their all-time favorite “big game” movies endings.
After exchanging the usual casual threats of murder and copyright infringement, Daniel and Corky discuss grapefruit water and George Burns, deduce who put the Ram in the Rama Lama Ding Dong and read a few of your movie dares.
Dare Daniel Question of the Week: What is your favorite “big game” movie ending?
Corky and Daniel’s pick: the bicycle race from Breaking Away
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