ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Like James Cameron resurfacing after an aquatic adventure, Danny and Kevin return from a brief hiatus to review the new Avatar picture, Fire and Ash. Or should it be called Fire and Blood, because it features Talisa Stark and reminds our podcasters of a long-running television series more than the third installment of a movie saga. Listen as Danny and Kevin discuss the new film, how it compares to the first two, and how many more of these Avatar pictures Cameron or others should make.
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