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on your favorite podcast app now. Hello, everybody. Welcome back to another bald

move pulp movie. This is the third installment of our badass fest, badass fest five, our

summer celebration of the 80s and 90s action movies that shamefully to say made us partially

who we are. This is the 1998 film Armageddon. It's a space disaster film. Before I forget

to say guys, I frequently do this is streaming on max. I know a lot of y'all have max

subscriptions. In fact, thank you to max for partially unofficially supporting the badass

fest five because they've had the last three films that are fast on their service. Armageddon

demolition man and into the dragon. Oh, no, total recall, they did not. The last three, not

not the previous three, the last, the final three. We had to supply that blue ray ourselves.

It's 1998. American space disaster film is directed by Michael Bay. Michael Bay knows his

way around action films for better or worse. He's done the bad boys, franchise, the rock,

transformers, Pearl Harbor, screenplay by the credited five of Jonathan Hinsley who wrote

Jumanji, die hard with the vengeance, JJ Abrams, we know JJ, co-created, lost, co the

Cloverfield, the Star Trek reboot, Star Wars, the Force Awakens, and the other one. Adaptation

credited by Tony Gilroy who wrote the born trilogy, also the creator of Andor, which we quite

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