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Box Office Time Machine
Box Office Time Machine
100 episodes
4 days ago
Jon Bershad and Veronica Yurovsky talk about the #1 movie in the box office from either this weekend or a weekend long ago. No matter if they're enjoying Hollywood past or present, they'll learn that the moviegoing public has almost always had pretty bad taste!
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Jon Bershad and Veronica Yurovsky talk about the #1 movie in the box office from either this weekend or a weekend long ago. No matter if they're enjoying Hollywood past or present, they'll learn that the moviegoing public has almost always had pretty bad taste!
Show more...
TV & Film
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Pulp Fiction (1994)
Box Office Time Machine
2 hours 19 minutes 16 seconds
1 year ago
Pulp Fiction (1994)

Jon and Veronica talk about a little-known, under-examined gem called Pulp Fiction. Check it out! We think you might like it!


Recs:

Jon: Bram Stoker's Dracula / Oddity / Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight / In a Violent Nature

Veronica: Anora / Conclave / Rosemary's Baby / Tremors


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Box Office Time Machine
Jon Bershad and Veronica Yurovsky talk about the #1 movie in the box office from either this weekend or a weekend long ago. No matter if they're enjoying Hollywood past or present, they'll learn that the moviegoing public has almost always had pretty bad taste!