Mary Jane could appear deceptively simple.
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Mary Jane could appear deceptively simple.
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David Lynch is the most over-cited comparison in cinema.
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Here’s another doubling involving Days of Wine and Roses’ angular-roof set:
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“Tunnel of Love” is a deeper cut in Bruce Springsteen’s catalogue, especially for Challengers’ youthful demographic.
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The notion that Broadway is the best of theater’s best is bullshit.
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Late Night with the Devil is one of three recent movies that give habitual character actors the rare opportunity to showcase their leading role chops.
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A character actor in a leading man’s body.
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Late Night with the Devil has an infinitely-replicable concept.
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There’s a fine line between a reoccurring motif and rehashed recycling.
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Not all product placement is out of order.
Continue reading “PP”