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| "The satirist who writes nothing but satire," Anthony Trollope said, "should write but little — or it will seem that his satire springs rather from his own caustic nature than from the sins of the world in which he lives." Whatever, Trollope. It's been six years since we last had us some Christopher Guest, and that's way too long. Since For Your Consideration, all the director has produced is the odd Census commercial (and really, who can wait a decade for the resolution of such a cliff-hanger?) when what we really want is some simple yet hilarious improvisational satire. Read More » | |||
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