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Maa Behen is a comedy through and through, with a story that is humorous but also makes you feel something more.
The Breadwinner is a family comedy from Nate Bargatze that isn’t funny and frequently appears to have actual disdain for families.
Power Ballad is a sweet, deeply sincere movie from John Carney that reaffirms why we create art.
The Last Viking is a reminder that experimenting with and pushing the limits of genre blending can pay off (and should be done way more).
I Love Boosters is a welcome return for filmmaker Boots Riley, a heist film that goes bigger and broader than one single genre.
The Devil Wears Prada 2 has fabulous people in fabulous places with gorgeous, glamorous gowns but fails to prove its purpose.
Running Point Season 2 smoothly transitions the energy, tone, and toxic familial energies from its first season, for better or worse.
Roommates is a decent attempt at teen comedy, but it too often comes across as adults trying to sound hip to young people.
Funny AF with Kevin Hart, Netflix’s new comedy competition, explores the skills, crafts, and dedication it takes to make it as a professional comedian.
Big Mistakes, starring Dan Levy and Taylor Ortega, is an effective but stumbling character-driven dark comedy for Netflix.
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