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Josh Bell Hates Everything
Weekly film critic Josh Bell is tough to please. Hear his take on the week's new releases in theaters and on DVD. Subscribe to the audio podcast via iTunes
May 14, 2009 · 11:58 PM
Angels & Demons & Tyson
By Josh Bell
Film critic and historian Tony Macklin joins Josh to chat about Da Vinci Code sequel Angels & Demons and James Toback’s documentary Tyson. Plus, Valkyrie on DVD.
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