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Review: Eighth Grade
Eighth Grade. This indie flick from comedian Bo Burnham has just hit wide release and I was very excited to check it out. Burnham is incredibly witty (though often crass) so I was interested in what he could do behind … Continue reading
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Review: The Spy Who Dumped Me
The Spy Who Dumped Me. We’re in need of a good comedy. The closest thing we’ve gotten lately is Ant-Man and the Wasp and The Incredibles. So can this film be an exciting yet hilarious journey for those of us … Continue reading
Review: Tag (2018)
Tag. There is a surprising drought of good comedies right now, so Tag comes along at just the right time. It’s a bit of a B-list cast but the premise sounded unique, so let’s give it a shot. The gist. … Continue reading
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Review: Life of the Party
Life of the Party. Now here’s the thing. I think Melissa McCarthy is hilarious, in the right context, but she’s also had some pretty major flops. I was definitely curious about this one though, so I was hoping this might … Continue reading
Review: I Feel Pretty
I Feel Pretty. Amy Schumer is divisive, let’s start with that. She’s crude and she’s alienated a lot of people with some of her comedy and off-handed remarks. If you dislike her, this movie won’t do anything to change your … Continue reading
