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‘Another Simple Favor’ Review: Anna Kendrick & Blake Lively Have A Ball In Paul Feig’s Bigger, Though Not Better, Sequel [SXSW]
AUSTIN – Credit where credit is due, there’s something almost impressive about how “Another Simple Favor” not only doubles but triples down on the incest jokes that were present in the first film. Though a bit broader in terms of the other comedy beats it goes for, never let it be said that this sequel is dialing back on the darkly absurd sense of humor and general feeling that was central to the original that it was constantly messing with you. Continue reading ‘Another Simple Favor’ Review: Anna Kendrick & Blake Lively Have A Ball In Paul Feig’s Bigger, Though Not Better, Sequel [SXSW] at The Playlist.
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AUSTIN – Credit where credit is due, there’s something almost impressive about how “Another Simple Favor” not only doubles but triples down on the incest jokes that were present in the first film. Though a bit broader in terms of the other comedy beats it goes for, never let it be said that this sequel is dialing back on the darkly absurd sense of humor and general feeling that was central to the original that it was constantly messing with you.
