Review: Weird: The Al Yankovic Story
Weird: The Al Yankovic Story is a love letter to and satire of music biopics. That shouldn’t really be surprising just by looking at ...
Tag: comedy
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Review: Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery
The term “glass onion” originates from the song by The Beatles of the same name. The song is complete nonsense, full of random ...
Movies
Review: Amsterdam
When you have a cast as large and as talented as the one assembled for Amsterdam, one would naturally have high expectations for the film. ...
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Review: Bullet Train
Bullet Train is a stuffed movie. From the introduction, the film makes it clear that there are going to be a lot of parts ...
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Weeb Anaylsis: Panty and Stocking With Garterbelt
[Hello all and welcome back to Weeb Analysis where this month we’ll be looking back at one of the crassest and most insane anime ...
Tribeca Review: The Year Between
Dark comedies walk a fine line. If you handle the jokes poorly, your comedy can come across as mean-spirited, annoying, or worse, not ...
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Tribeca Review: Four Samosas
Four Samosas is the definition of a comedy of errors. It’s a film where basically all of its main characters are idiots and continuously ...
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Review: Fortune Favors Lady Nikuko
Sometimes a movie doesn’t need to tell a grand narrative. While most mainstream cinema tends to gear towards crowd-pleasing experiences, some of the ...
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Review: Senior Year
Have you ever cringed so hard you just wanted to sink into your seat and die? Senior Year is a movie full of moments ...
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Our Flag Means Death: The Revival of Pirates
Who said you can’t be a gentleman and a pirate? David Jenkins’s new comedy series Our Flag Means Death premiered on HBO Max ...
Review: Pompo the Cinephile
There are plenty of movies out there that go into the artistry of storytelling. Birdman is a movie that explores the craft of acting, Adaptation ...
Movies
Review: The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
I feel like I say this every time a new Nic Cage movie comes out, but we here at Flixist love us some ...