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There's a time and place for Mayhem and that's essentially what bullet trade is. Two hours

of fights, carnage and witty repartee. That is from James Barrett and Ellie, of Real Views.

We're talking about bullet train, which is our new feature review this week. There's not

a lot of new releases, big noisy action movies coming out in August with the exception of

bullet trains. I have to make sure to go see this one. It's got Brad Pitt, Aaron Taylor,

Johnson, a couple of camions which I don't want to spoil. As I'm looking at the cast,

I don't want to spoil those. So we won't discuss those. But I also finally saw Blackbird,

which if you'll recall, we talked to Dennis Lehan here on the podcast me and Chris.

I finally actually watched the show, which he was promoting all six episodes. Fantastic

and Apple Plus. We got DC League of Superpets for the kids squeezed that in. So three new

movies. As far as old movies, I kind of feel nostalgic about John Candy. So I rewatched

most of the great outdoors that is tipping my hand on the review because it was not worth

a rewatch. But I was like, this is better when I was eight years old. But let's just try

to get through it. And Uncle Buck, I recorded my kids already watched them. Wait, I wanted

to watch it. We already watched it. So I just, I figured me and Chris have obviously

seen it. We'll talk a little about a classic. Yeah. There's enough memories of that

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