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Film Critic. I like movies, running, and dogs. Worshipper of Steven Spielberg. You can find my words at @TheFilmYap, @Collider, The Movie State.

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Jake Johnson's New Apple TV Pickleball Comedy 'The Dink' Is Elevated by Its Performances | Review

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By Nate Richard
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Who doesn't love a good sports comedy? The genre — defined by flicks like Happy Gilmore, Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story, and Major League, as well as series including Ted Lasso, Eastbound & Down, and the recently released Will Ferrell series The Hawk — doesn't necessarily lend itself to a ton of surprises. But in a well-crafted sports comedy, that won't stop us from laughing while we watch to see if the characters win the big game after all.
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'King of the Hill' Season 15 Is Everything Fans of the Original Series Could Want | Review

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By Nate Richard
| Collider Verified
Last year's King of the Hill revival was excellent. Brilliantly bringing Hank (Mike Judge), Peggy (Kathy Najimy), and Bobby Hill (Pamela Adlon) into the 2020s. Judge and Greg Daniels' hit animated sitcom has had a knack for delving into real-world issues, without ever being too preachy or too cynical. Considering everything that had transpired in the sixteen years since it had been off the air, it was one of the rare series where a revival wasn't just forced nostalgia bait.
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Toy Story 5

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By Nate Richard
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Movie Hound is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Few major franchises have been able to maintain such a consistently high quality as Toy Story has. In fact, I’d argue that the first three films should be considered one of the greatest trilogies of all time. These are the movies that built Pixar.
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