Ep 107: Academy Awards Recap
Dom gives his thoughts on the 96th annual Oscars. The winners, the losers, and the funniest moments.
Ep 103: Madame Web (2024)
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Is Madame Web as bad as everyone is saying? Dom checks out the new Sony/Marvel film.
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