• The Suicide Squad Breakdown + Afghanistan War Veteran thoughts and feelings on the rise of the Taliban | Malice at the Palace (Netflix) Will's Film of the Week!

  • Aug 18 2021
  • Length: 57 mins
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The Suicide Squad Breakdown + Afghanistan War Veteran thoughts and feelings on the rise of the Taliban | Malice at the Palace (Netflix) Will's Film of the Week!

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  • Does Warner Brothers and DC Deserve a second chance with the NEW The Suicide Squad? Are Idris Elba and Margot Robbie able to carry the film and do they even need to? The guys take a watch and discuss their opinions on the new direction the DC Cinematic Universe has taken. Will talks about his thoughts on the fall of Afghanistan and his time spent in the country as a US Army soldier...and so much more on this week's episode of Uncovered Cinema Podcast!

    • Lebron James needed a Stunt double but Margot Robbie didn't? find out why

    • Malice at the Palace Uncovered film of the week

    • Breaking down the impressive visuals of The Suicide Squad

    • And so much more

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