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Category: Comedy
Champion (2018)
One thing I can say with confidence is that this is the best movie about arm-wrestling championships that I’ve ever seen.
Sorry To Bother You (2018)
Next time someone tells you they’ve seen it all, show them this.
A Simple Favor (2018)
Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively, at the very top of their game, make an explosive duo, as intense as they are hilarious.
The Lady Eve (1941)
The Lady Eve never gets old, it never loses steam, it never misses a beat. It is the perfect comedy, one that proves that you can indeed have it all.
BlacKkKlansman (2018)
This is it: this is a movie that has it all. BlacKkKlansman is funny, entertaining, and stylish, but also angry, poignant, and righteous. It is an accomplishment in cinematic form, and also in content.
Like Father (2018)
If Netflix wants to kick off a genre where two brilliant comic actors play parent and child on location, they can count me in.
Under the Silver Lake (2018)
Under the Silver Lake, which I can only describe as slacker noir, is equal parts weird, funny, poignant, absurd, pleased with itself, visually arresting, engrossing, meandering, saturated…
Game Night (2018)
Game Night is the funniest film to come out this year (would be even if there was more competition). It’s funny because it’s extremely clever, but it’s also funny because it’s not afraid to be silly.
The Man Who Killed Don Quixote (2018)
Much like Cervantes’ book itself, this movie contains many stand-alone episodes, as the characters encounter various damsels in distress, evil sorcerers, or nefarious knights, with the twist of hopping between levels of narrative every few minutes. Running north of the two hour mark, the film is long, and feels longer still.
The Film Tower 