Category: Comedy
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SPINAL TAP II is everything legacy sequels should be
This is how legacy sequels should be done: in a theater, with like-minded audience members who have nostalgia for the original.
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THE THREESOME is your new all-time favorite rom com
If you’re a sucker for a rom com, welcome to your new all-time favorite.
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Does THE NAKED GUN work in 2025??
We were excited to see THE NAKED GUN being remade, but we could never shake the feeling of “Can they do that in 2025???” So let’s talk about it…
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SKETCH is the surprise of 2025
Grab the kids and grandkids and find time to go to the theater. SKETCH deserves more attention than it’ll probably get.
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HAPPY GILMORE 2 relies on cameos and nostalgia
Adam Sandler is back — as a part of his big new deal with streaming giant Netflix — as one of his most beloved characters of all-time: Happy Gilmore. Basically, 30 years after the original comedy classic, Sandler and a laundry list of cameo appearances try to recapture the funny, the charm, and the enjoyment…
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HEADS OF STATE is a fun flight of fancy
There have been several Marvel or Star Wars projects, for example, that would’ve benefited from being feature-length films instead of forced episodic chapters. HEADS OF STATE is the opposite.
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M3GAN goes from horror to action, keeps comedy
We were surprised by the first M3GAN and that continues through this one! While the first movie was “a comedy masquerading as horror,” M3GAN 2.0 is a comedy masquerading as action. Kudos to Blumhouse for knowing what worked about the first installment and going back to the well!
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You like weird? DEATH OF A UNICORN is weird.
If you took laughter, fear, jump scares, mystery, mythical creatures, and put ’em all in a blender, you’d have this movie. DEATH OF A UNICORN is a dark comedy in every sense. And it’s weird. Like… weird. So let’s talk about it…
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THE BALLAD OF WALLIS ISLAND connects, charms
Have you ever fantasized about what it would be like to be at an intimate, private show of your favorite musical artist? THE BALLAD OF WALLIS ISLAND allows the audience to witness that very fantasy vicariously through the eyes — and money — of Charles (played by Tim Key). After winning the lottery, he books…
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