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FYF 145: Missing (Sagasu), Dollar Tree Blu-ray And DVD Haul
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On this installment of Find Your Film, Eric Holmes and I review the new Blu-ray release of Missing, a Japanese mystery-thriller that is one of my favorite movies of 2022.
Also included is a recap of my recent trip to several Dollar Tree stores, and I mention all of the Blu-rays and DVDs that I purchased.
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(0:00) - Intro
(6:32) - Blu-ray and DVD haul from Dollar Tree
(22:22) - My Blu-ray review of Missing
(32:00) - Eric Holmes reviews Missing
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Timecode:
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