Episode 341 - The 15:17 To Paris

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Non-professional actors mingle with established comedians in this latest effort from director Clint Eastwood. Based on a book written about a thwarted terrorist attack on a train to Paris, Eastwood stretches an act of American heroism into a feature-length film. What you have is fairly undramatic story with some really bad acting. Andrew and Phil break down why this film does not really work.

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