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Robyn Bahr

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Film/TV critic. Oscar bish. Co-host of @FilmStageShow (Words @thr @villagevoice @vice @slate @washingtonpost @vanityfair) BSFC, BOFCA, CCA
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Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man review: Netflix sequel film

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By Robyn Bahr
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Robyn Bahr Peaky Blinders was a 2010s phenomenon that hinged on three core elements: vibes, vibes and Cillian Murphy looking irresistibly irascible on a horse. The Birmingham-set British gangster period drama, set between 1919 and the mid-1930s, was sometimes superficially compared to The Sopranos during its early seasons - likely only because both TV series glorified violence, fetishized outsider status and worshipped bygone aesthetics of masculinity.
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‘Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man’ Review: Cillian Murphy and Barry Keoghan Battle as Wayward Father and Son in Netflix’s Frothy Sequel Film Original

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By Robyn Bahr
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
Cillian Murphy in 'Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. ' Robert Viglasky/Neflix Peaky Blinders was a 2010s phenomenon that hinged on three core elements: vibes, vibes and Cillian Murphy looking irresistibly irascible on a horse.
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Critic’s Notebook: ‘And Just Like That’ Series Finale Sees Carrie Bradshaw Go Out With a Whimper Original

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By Robyn Bahr
| The Hollywood Reporter Verified
'And Just Like That' Courtesy of MAX And just like that … it ended on a turd. Literally. The series finale of HBO Max‘s dramedy And Just Like That — the oft-gloomy, obsequiously apologetic sequel series to iconic millennium rom-com Sex and the City — climaxes with fully formed fecal cylinders exploding out of an overflowing toilet. So much for bowing out with dignity. Episode 12 barely mustered enough energy to close out the current season, let alone the three-season series in full.
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