Category: Comedy
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Despite its familiar premise and setting, The Christophers prove that stories about steadfast generations colliding can always be emotionally insightful if they allow themselves to be.
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Fellini proves even a sex comedy about life during the height of Italian fascism can be profound, exhilarating, and subtly tragic.
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This irreverent, crass, and realistic look at the everyday struggles of an apathetic New Jersey retail worker is not just funny, but strangely relatable.
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Richard Linklater’s chronicling of the production of Breathless is certainly charming, but it can’t quite escape its period. One thing I’m always worried about when I’m writing reviews is how pretentious I’ll sound. It’s something I’ve been told to forget about, and something I should always keep in mind. On the one hand, I should…
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