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Tag Archives: comedy
CAFÉ SOCIETY (Woody Allen, 2016) 5/10
Posted in All Film Reviews
Tagged comedy, drama, entertainment, film, film review, hollywood, jesse eisenberg, kristen stewart, movie review, Steve Carell, Woody Allen
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DIRTY GRANDPA (Dan Mazer, 2016) 1/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, Films to Avoid, Rants
Tagged comedy, crap, entertainment, film, film review, movie review, Robert De Niro, Zac Efron
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RIDE ALONG 2 (Tim Story, 2016) 1/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, Films to Avoid, Rants
Tagged action films, comedy, crap, entertainment, film, film review, hollywood, Ice Cube, Kevin Hart, movie review
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DAVID BRENT: LIFE ON THE ROAD (Ricky Gervais, 2016) 8/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, British Films, The Best of 2016
Tagged british cinema, british film, comedy, David Brent, entertainment, film, film review, movie review, Ricky Gervais
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THE NICE GUYS (Shane Black, 2016) 8/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, The Best of 2016
Tagged comedy, entertainment, film, film review, Kim Basinger, movie review, russell crowe, ryan gosling, Shane Black
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FLORENCE FOSTER JENKINS (Stephen Frears, 2016) 7/10
Posted in All Film Reviews, BAFTAs 2017, Oscars 2017
Tagged comedy, drama, entertainment, film, film review, Hugh Grant, Meryl Streep, movie review, Rebecca Ferguson, Simon Helberg, Stephen Frears
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