On this episode, we move on from Hot Kaiju Summer and enter the Summer of Powell! In preparation for his starring role in Lee Issac Chung's Twisters, we're checking out his new romantic comedy crime film Hit Man, about a college professor who works part time for the police to as a fake contract killer as he falls in love with a woman while under his fake persona. We dive into the appeal of a Glenn Powell as we ask ourselves if Hit Man is good pop.

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