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And welcome back to WSHID's Focus on Film. I'm Jeremy Ronstad. Each week, we take a look

at the movies that have touched our hearts and tickled our souls. Movies that did not

get the kind of validation they so rightfully deserved at the Oscars. This week, we focus

on executive decision, starring Kurt Russell and the beautiful, Halle Berry. Kurt Russell

stars as a secretive man who is stuck on a plane with a bunch of terrorists who's got

a big bomb that's gonna go boom, but Kurt meets up with some commandos. They fly under

the plane, they jump in between, they attach to the plane, and then they take an elevator

or something up into the plane. It's so exciting you can't even stand it so much action

I can't even talk about it. It literally tried to make my head explode just like the

bomb, but here's what happens next. They shoot the bad guys, everybody's dead, no more

boom, no more bomb, but the plane has disintegrated. There's a big hole in the plane, people have

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