Show Notes
Time travel, the end of the world, and one very unhinged Brad Pitt—this week we dive into Terry Gilliam's 1995 dystopian thriller 12 Monkeys. Join us as we untangle timelines, question reality, and ask: is Bruce Willis actually saving the world, or just losing his mind? It’s chaotic, it’s clever, and it’s peak ‘90s weird. Grab your hazmat suit, wolf down a few spiders, and enjoy!
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