comedy

"A joke given by life will always be funny; therefore, those who don’t laugh at it are either too proud or too stupid."

In its own unmemorable way, the movie spends two hours hammering the same point home: justice without loyalty is hell, which is true enough.

The line between performance and truth in “The Rehearsal” is delicate, but perhaps all that matters is the series’ verisimilitude. It feels real; all of it, the rehearsals just as much as the purported realities.

“The Rehearsal” isn’t so much a direct parody of reality TV as it is a deconstruction of its entire premise.

Boisterous yet also containing a light touch, the film manages to never betray its own characters for the sake of a cheap thrill or laugh.

Novak’s script alternates between coloring inside the lines of character clichés (to successful comedic effect) and complicating character types when convenient within the film’s narrative.

Creating an enjoyable, laugh-along adventure, “The Pajama Game” accomplishes exactly what it sets out to: an easy-watching comedy experience.

Our laughter has the potential to transform what’s acceptable in comedy, and in turn, what’s taken seriously in our society.

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