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Welcome to Movie Crush, a production of iHeart Radio.

Hey everybody, welcome to Movie Crush and Friendly Fire. That's right.

It is the annual crossover edition of your favorite little show here and Friendly Fire, which is one of my favorite movie podcasts,

co-hosted by my pals Ben Harrison, Adam Pranika and John Roderick.

It's great show everyone and I enjoy sitting down and talking to these guys about war movies every year.

We did platoon last year. If you haven't listened to that one, go check it out.

We did another cabin sesh, different cabin this time. It's going to sound like Adam's episode did quite a few weeks ago.

I think we might just leave everything in there. I think there's some weed whackers at times and I think a housekeeper comes by.

We may just leave it all in there as window dressing.

We got together on the old text thread, started talking about what movie to watch and Ben suggested Tropic Thunder as a war movie.

Adam agreed and I thought they were kidding. I said, can we do a real war movie?

It turns out they were serious. I guess they considered Tropic Thunder a real war movie and maybe it is for all I know.

It's been a while since I've seen it. I guess it was war stuff in there.

But a real war movie everyone is the great escape. Can we all agree on that?

That's what we went with. One of the all-time classics.

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