Discover why Jeff Shaara’s ‘The Last Full Measure’ stands out as a masterpiece in historical fiction. In this review, we delve into its gripping narrative, well-researched history, and unforgettable characters. Perfect for fans of Civil War literature and epic storytelling. Don’t miss this deep dive into one of the best historical novels!
00:00 – Jeff Shaara and Michael Shaara
12:12 – General Lee
16:12 – General Grant
21:47 – Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain
25:45 – Closing Review
Now featuring the full Go Ape podcast with Adam and Oliver in full! A deep dive, retrospective, and review of all five of the original Planet of the Apes movies ranging from 1968 to 1973!
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Go Ape! concludes today with a whimper. Adam and Oliver discuss the weakest of the five original Planet of the Apes movies… 1973’s Battle for the Planet of the Apes, featuring gorilla generals, mutants, busses, and loads of surpluses WW2 weapons.
An in-depth retrospective and review of what might be the darkest ape film of the franchise… Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972). Here on Go Ape! Ep. 4, a podcast dissecting all five of the original Planet of the Apes movies!
Apes live. Sequel required. On today’s episode of Go Ape, Adam and Oliver discuss the 1971 science fiction cult classic Escape from the Planet of the Apes.
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Adam and Oliver return to talk about what is the craziest and most insane sequel of all time! Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1970)! Full of militant apes, mutants, and discount Charlton Heston! Sit back and take a listen!
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Adam and Oliver begin their journey into all five of the original Planet of the Apes films! Today, they give a full retrospective on the film that started it all… Planet of the Apes (1968), starring Charlton Heston, Roddy McDowall, Kim Hunter, and Maurice Evans!
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The X From Outer Space (1967) is kinda silly. It’s the perfect Japanese kaiju/tokusatsu cult classic. Beaitully uncompromising in its ridiculousness! It’s time to celebrate the silliness! Join Adam and Lucas on an epic journey! Space Monster Guilala!
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