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LET THEM FIGHT – Godzilla vs. Kong Review
In Mike and John’s latest episode, we discuss the latest entry in the MonsterVerse, Godzilla vs. Kong. The monster mash is a crazy action-packed battle between two titans. Spoiler discussion starts at the 20:05 mark. Godzilla vs. Kong is in theaters now and is available on HBO Max at no additional charge to subscribers.
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