Articles tagged "sarah silverman"

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The Best Of Dr. Katz

by Marc Calderaro

[15.Jan.09] :. There aren’t many DVDs that can offer such a variety of established comics doing what they do best.

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The Sarah Silverman Program: Season One

by Will Layman

[18.Jan.08] :. Silverman's show is smart and self-conscious, but I wonder if maybe -- when all the tics and clever bits are pushed away -- it's also without a humorous center.

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I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With

by Tricia Olszewski

[14.Sep.07] :. Instead of neuroses that are black-tinged and deep-seated, most of I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With's navel-gazing is genial to the point of being childlike.

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Lisa Lampanelli: Dirty Girl / The Sarah Silverman Program

by Michael Abernethy

[8.Feb.07] :. We all make catty, hurtful remarks from time to time. Some are especially adept at devastating putdowns, and a select few have parlayed such skill into careers.

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Film Review

School for Scoundrels (2006)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[29.Sep.06] :. Amanda is demoted from object of desire to prop, so wan and undirected that she'll fall for whoever happens to be winning the boys' contest at any given moment.

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Comedy Central Roast of Pamela Anderson Uncensored!

by Roger Holland

[20.Feb.06] :. About as funny as anything involving Andy Dick has ever been: this sums it up for this whole roast experience, really.

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Sarah Silverman: Jesus Is Magic (2005)

by Kevin Wong

[2.Dec.05] :. Sarah Silverman's character is a spoiled, suburban princess, which allows her to deliver offensive one-liners with an unnerving mixture of naïvete and self-assured ignorance.

 

Rent (2005)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[23.Nov.05] :. The song, 'Rent', names its own dilemma, how to make melodrama and artifice compelling when experience has turned so sensational and illusory?"

 

The Aristocrats (2005)

by Kevin Wong

[12.Aug.05] :. The sheer number of performances wears thin by film's end.

 

The School of Rock (2003)

by Cynthia Fuchs

[1.Mar.04] :. 'I'm always going 10 miles too far over the top, and sometimes I have a tendency to go crazy ham and cheese,' says Jack Black.

 

The School of Rock (2003)

by Elbert Ventura

[2.Oct.03] :. A welcome reminder that studio comedies need not be shoddy, dumbed down, vulgar, and impersonal, the movie is unimaginable without Jack Black.

 

Greg the Bunny

by Valerie Franch

Imagine a world of people living side by side with puppets.