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‘Four Samosas’ (2022) Review – A Rollicking Heist Comedy
Ravi Kapoor’s sophomore feature 'Four Samosas' (2022) is an easy-to-love blend of heist and hangout films, this time set in "Little India."
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Ravi Kapoor And Venk Potula On ‘Four Samosas’ (2022)
Writer-director Ravi Kapoor and producer-actor Venk Potula stop by to chat about their new heist movie 'Four Samosas' (2022).
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How Much Are Comedy Club Tickets In Covent Garden?
Ultimately, you need to consider what your budget is going to be when you go to a comedy club. Find out more inside...
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‘Confess, Fletch’ (2022) Review: Jon Hamm Shines As Comic Lead
'Confess, Fletch' (2022) is a performer showcase with a tight story that nonetheless ends up ringing a touch hollow due to dull direction.
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‘Funny Pages’ Review – Promising Debut Chronicles A Fascinating Tragicomedy Of Errors
Funny Pages is a great exercise in discovering your own style & rhythm that runs with a fun sense of chaos and bite.
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‘Me Time’ Review: 100-Minutes of Agonizing Laughless Time I Wish I Could Have Back
Me Time is 100-minutes of agonizing, laughless time at the screen I wish I could have back. Read our full review...
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‘Kevin Can F**k Himself’ Season 2 Review: A Sensational Send-Off
The second and final season of AMC's 'Kevin Can F**k Himself' (2021-2022) is a flawless swan song for one of the most creative shows…
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‘Vengeance’ Review – B.J. Novak’s Directorial Debut Investigates the Ethics of Storytelling in the Digital Age
From Focus Features and Blumhouse, "Vengeance" is a true crime comedy that spins the entire genre on its head.
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All Hail Queen Jean: Deborah Vance and ‘Hacks’ Season Two
With two seasons of 'Hacks" in the books, Jean Smart has enshrined Deborah Vance in the pantheon of legendary comedy characters.
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‘Barry’ Season 3 Episode 8 Recap & Review: The Guillotine Falls
A chilling finale that delivers on a season’s worth of mounting dread in 'Barry,' “starting now” embraces the full measure of darkness.