A Real Pain centers a familial relationship that’s rarely the primary focus of art: cousins.
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A Real Pain centers a familial relationship that’s rarely the primary focus of art: cousins.
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“There is no greater Fuck You in all the world than an old Jew lying in some forgotten graveyard in Europe with a tombstone dated 1946. Fuck. You.”
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Will the world finally hear Electric Nebraska in 2025?
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The Gutter resides on the lowest-fi end of the Blackening/Wayans “studio comedy” spectrum.
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Slipstreaming explains the existence of *certain* (read: streaming) documentaries.
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Come for John Williams, stay for Steven Spielberg’s home movies.
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We Live in Time and Piece by Piece share more than the same release date.
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My fellow Stamptownies should be aware that one of our own has reached the big screen.
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There are times when a documentary’s premise sells itself.
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Parker Finn might be an actual director. . .
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