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Ride along to dysfunction in quirky indie comedy.
Clever, funny, and sweet villain-with-a-heart-of-gold tale.
Heartfelt dramedy has strong story and characters.
Finance dramedy turns complex ideas into gripping cinema.
Groovy 1970s origin story has slapstick violence.
Lots of anguish in heavy, repetitive drug-addiction drama.
Sweet book-based comedy has great family messages.
Adorable 'toon fun for all, no matter how small.
A one-joke sex comedy that is not for kids.
Silly and fun, but edgier than the classic TV series.
Carell's morality tale much milder than Carrey's.
Poignant fantasy about loss and the power of imagination.
More minions and romance make for a sweet, silly sequel.
Workplace spoof is hilarious but filled with mature humor.
Great actors and a strong storyline in compelling drama.
Gru and his Minions return for family fun; some peril.
Jon Stewart's profane political comedy lands a bit softly.
Art helps man cope with trauma in fact-based drama.
Irreverent, mature biopic about VP Dick Cheney.
"Threequel" has more action, strong sibling relationships.
