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“Really insightful and interesting review of Cloud Atlas but it’s hard to get past the valley accents, the word “like” is used every other word I couldn’t make it through a whole episode.”
Yellow elf via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/16/23
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“As someone who doesn't really like reading, I still find Ian and Adina's commentary super enjoyable. They summarize the stories very well. Best of all, they make the comparisons and contrasts intriguing even if you know nothing of the book or movie!”
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07/02/17
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“Ian and Adina have created a fantastic show that can be picked up by just about anybody, whether you've read the book, seen the movie, both, or even neither! I've fallen under each of these categories and have enjoyed listening just as much every time. Not only are these two very easy on the...”Read full review »
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06/06/17
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“For a relatively new podcast, Cover to Credits has been impressive up to this point. Thus far each episode has been unique to itself yet on the whole the podcast has a variety in its genres--so much so that even if you don't like or know of all the books and movies reviewed, you're bound to find...”Read full review »
BuffyTeaEnthusiast via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
07/13/17
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