Episode 399 - Mile 22

We Hate Movies

WHM Entertainment

Tv & Film, Comedy

4.7 • 4.9K Ratings

🗓️ 8 January 2019

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

On this week's show, the gang continues their pursuit of cataloging some of the worst films of 2018 by chatting about the absolutely ridiculous online gaming chat come to life, Mile 22! What's with the incredible amount of profanity in this script? Does this film have a commercial for a divorce app in it? And what in the WORLD are we doing with those two Russian characters? PLUS: Spider-man gets assassinated by a bunch of holograms!

Mile 22 starts Mark Wahlberg, Lauren Cohan, Iko Uwais, John Malkovich, Ronda Rousey, Terry Kinney, and Sam Medina; directed by Peter Berg.

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0:00.0	This is a head gum podcast.
0:06.2	This week on the program it's a Twitch thread come to life.
0:09.9	It's mile 22.
0:10.9	I'm Andrew Jupin.
0:11.9	Steven Siddak.
0:12.9	Chris Kaben.
0:13.9	Eric Siska.
0:14.9	And we hate movies.
0:30.0	Hello everyone.
0:49.1	Welcome to We Hate Movies.
0:50.5	Thank you for tuning in.
0:51.7	As always, credit where's credit is due.
0:54.3	That joke that I told the front is from Chris Krabbins.
0:57.1	Letterbox review more or less.
0:58.6	Yeah.
0:59.6	It's very funny and it's totally true for this movie.
1:01.6	I mean, this script.
1:02.9	My god, this script.
1:05.1	I really do.
1:06.1	I'll say what I said.
1:07.1	It's like Peter Berg called his fucking asshole, misogynist cousin, who has never left
1:13.7	the basement in place.
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