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I assure you it IS more revealing than Sam Adams lets on. This is an unnecessarily harsh review. Saw it the other day at IFC. Works as sort of a less intense (though hardly innocent or light-hearted) companion piece to Jonestown: The Life And Death of the Peoples Temple. The Source Family didn't end up killing each…

I don't mean to go to this well just to be mean, but Aidy Bryant had zero min. of screen time this week as well. Only one plus-sized lady comedian allowed on stage at a time?

doesn't the Daily Show already do like a 35-week year to begin with? sheesh.

This thing is a whole lot of unfunny. The shoehorning something dark and serious into a cheery Andrew Lloyd Webber-style musical is so goddamn overdone and they didn't even bother to make catchy songs out of it.

This thing is a whole lot of unfunny. The shoehorning something dark and serious into a cheery Andrew Lloyd Webber-style musical is so goddamn overdone and they didn't even bother to make catchy songs out of it.

I knew this was going to be awesome. Confirming that it is though does ease my guilt in going way, way, way out of my way to try and see it in one of the 4 or 5 (not that big of an exaggeration) IMAX theaters in the country that will be showing it AND the 'Dark Knight Rises' prologue.

You might be sarcastic about the 3 but's in a row but seriously - I feel bad writing this yet compelled to put it down once - I simply don't think Todd's of the caliber of other favorite AV Club writers, and if anything, I like the Sopranos so much these meandering posts diminish my enjoyment of the show. They must…

If "There's snakes out dere this BIG?" isn't the pull-quote for 'Anaconda', I'll … be mildy disappointed. Seriously Scott, don't fuck that one up!

Perhaps it plays differently in the movie, but the scene in the trailer where Paul Rudd gets entrapment pulled on him by that dickface cop at the garage sale - that shit ruined my day. Seriously, who does that? What an asshole.