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Review: CHIPS (2017)
CHIPS. This movie, a remake of a late 70s television show, just kind of appeared, without much fanfare. But it’s here now, at theaters around the world. Is it worth checking out? Or is the uneventful launch an ominous sign? … Continue reading
Review: Spy
Spy. Melissa McCarthy has had a very turbulent career lately. Yes, she was on Gilmore Girls but she really blew up with comedies like Bridesmaids. But then she started doing pretty mediocre comedies like Identity Thief and Tammy. So can … Continue reading
Advance Review: Trainwreck
Trainwreck. I was able to catch an advance screening of Trainwreck courtesy of the Associated Students Program Board (ASPB) at the University of California, Riverside. I was curious, as I’ve been a huge fan of some of Judd Apatow’s other … Continue reading
Five Must-See Comedies
Over on my YouTube channel, I put up a new video with 5 essential comedies that everyone should see. There’s so many good ones, so what would you add to the list? And if you haven’t already, please … Continue reading
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Review: Dumb and Dumber To
Dumb and Dumber To. About twenty years ago, the original Dumb and Dumber came out, right in the heyday of Jim Carrey’s comedy rise to fame. There was a “prequel” that we choose to forget but now we’ve got our … Continue reading
Netflix Roundup: Television Comedies
Netflix Roundup: Television Comedies I spend most of my waking hours watching Netflix and people always ask me for recommendations so I thought I would summarize what’s available on Netflix, what I’ve watched, and what is worth watching! So keep … Continue reading
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