Big (1988) Directed by Penny Marshall Review
Jul 14, 20262h 42mEp. 36
This week, the Bunch breaks down the 1988 Tom Hanks classic Big! And colonoscopies, apparently...
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Travis, John, and Noah, lifelong film buffs, are on a mission to review and discuss movies from every corner of cinema. From cult classics and blockbuster hits to so bad it's good B-movies and the latest releases, each episode features deep dives, trivia, and hilarious commentary about what makes movies great or sometimes worth a roast.
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This week, the Bunch breaks down the 1988 Tom Hanks classic Big! And colonoscopies, apparently...
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