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The Death of Stalin

The Death of Stalin: Armando Iannucci creates a furiously farcical account of the power vacuum Advertisements

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Sixteen Candles: John Hughes forgoes all subtlety in this teen comedy; he is not

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The Breakfast Club: John Hughes’ teen comedy hails from easier, more

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I, Tonya: Craig Gillespie acknowledges the absurd, farcical nature of the story

Lady Bird: Greta Gerwig’s coming-of-age dramedy may not be wholly original, but it is

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The Boss Baby: there are two halves-of-sorts to Tom McGrath’s film:

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The Disaster Artist: James Franco’s film is, in a way, a celebration of a dreamer, one that

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Punch-Drunk Love: Paul Thomas Anderson crafts a very odd romantic movie; that does

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The Square: Ruben Östlund’s dramedy mixes two subject matters that don’t

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