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  Review by matt lynch ★★★★

  "How doth ye like yon apples?!"

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  Review by davidehrlich ★★★½

  Boston was *wild* in the 1300s.

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  Review by Taylor Williams ★★★★ 14

  The most daring lack of commitment to accents in ages

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  Review by Patrick Willems ★★★★½ 33

  No one does this shit better than Ridley

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  Review by Lucy ★½ 37

  a grade school me too script that asks the question “maybe we should… believe women?” and then pats itself on the back just for asking the question. the irony that i was bored by the first two sections but liked where it was heading, and by the time jodie finally gets to shine the dialogue takes a sharp turn and the whole thing nosedives into the dirt. in the end i’m fine with this existing because it technically is a baby step in the right direction, but still feels like watching someone take this step from miles ahead and waiting for them to catch up. anyways jodie comer really is so fucking talented

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  Review by valfoy ★★★★★ 14

  This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.

  "She never married again".

  Good for her.

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  Review by SupremeLemon (지존레몬) ★ 7

  Chapter 1: Am I The Asshole For Challenging My Best Friend To Trial By Combat? So me (51M) and my wife (19F) have been happily married for many years, but she told me my best friend (37M) was bothering her or something while I was away for work. To be perfectly honest I wasn't really paying attention to what she was saying. I didn't think it was a big deal so I told her to go make me a sandwich. I had a long day cleaning up toilets at MIT and talking to my therapist so of course I needed something to eat. Anyways, AITA?

  Chapter 2: Am I The Asshole For Sleeping With My Best Friend's Wife? I (37M)…

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  Review by Giulia ★★★½ 10

  I don’t know what’s more disturbing: 
  - blonde Ben Affleck 
  - Matt Damon with a mullet

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  Review by josh lewis ★★★★ 2

  navigating the minute psychological distortions that allow men to somehow see things like romance and codes of honor in what is actually an insanely bleak, everyday reality for women. one where they're systemically considered nothing more than petty property (not worthy of dignity or being heard) and the only chance they might ever have at some form of justice is an ugly, hyper-violent pissing contest. a really solid piece of writing by damon, affleck and holofcener that is rich with character subjectivity and detail that ridley realizes with a very effective sense of misery and weight; emotional and physical. you wait quite awhile for the duel without even realizing it, and by the time it actually arrives it's unbearable, almost…

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  Review by san ★★★★ 3

  holy fuck. 

  i believe in jodie comer supremacy!!

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  Review by Jack Bool ★★★★½ 8

  Good Will Jousting

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  Review by Sab Astley ★½ 6

  Jodie Comer's back must hurt from the colossal weight of carrying this singlehandedly