Quick Context: Gene and Roger discuss some of the best films of the last year of the 1970s, plus some of the year's biggest box office hits. Gene and Roger note the most profitable films of 1978 and then give their individual choices for the Best Films of the Year.
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Gene and Roger discuss some of the best films of the last year of the 1970s, plus some of the year's biggest box office hits. Gene and Roger note the most profitable films of 1978 and then give their individual choices for the Best Films of the Year. PayPal - PayPal.Me/TMMMKMP A compilation of all the Top Ten best movies from
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- Gene and Roger discuss some of the best films of the last year of the 1970s, plus some of the year's biggest box office hits.
- Gene and Roger note the most profitable films of 1978 and then give their individual choices for the Best Films of the Year.
- PayPal - PayPal.Me/TMMMKMP A compilation of all the Top Ten best movies from
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