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Consensus for Showdown № 227: Glasses On! (best 3D films)
darkly funny, yes, but also expresses how deeply sad it is to live in a world that would have us believe our self-worth is inextricable with employment. another masterclass from the best of the best – so many tasty dissolves !!
“Money is evil and brings out the worst in us” really is my favorite movie genre.
It’s been a long time since a movie captured its specific moment in history so perfectly. Bravo. This film is 2025.
INSANE! Can’t wait for the Oscars sweep.
loved it from start to finish. electrifying!! funny, maddening, sweet, and unbelievably tense. there was hints of PTA's penchant for grounded high-strung action in Punch Drunk Love but the few scenes where he goes all out here make me want to see him go even harder. car chase near the end is an all-timer, i think we'll be talking about it for ages. leo is obviously and predictably great, but chase infiniti is really good and sean penn... jesus. standout…
For a long time now a few of us have said we prefer Coke Kid PTA to Weed Dad PTA, and have held some hope that the former might return for one last shot. Instead, here Anderson miraculously manages to synthesize those two hearts into something both truly unexpected and characteristically idiosyncratic. Undeniably vital, deliberately silly, deeply sincere.
Almost choked to death at “begging for the brown.”
A modern miracle.
the studio comedy became outlawed the second that Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping left theaters in 2016. after almost a decade of utter darkness, The Lonely Island's Akiva Schaffer has returned when we needed him most... LAUGHING IS LEGAL AGAIN!!! now let's celebrate with five chili dogs and a black coffee
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