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Genre: Comedy (Page 10)

A Shock to the System (1990) film posterComedy

A Shock to the System (1990)

Michael Caine as an executive who discovers he can kill his way to the top and nobody will notice. A Shock to the System is the Jan Egleson-directed dark comedy adapted from Simon Brett's 1984 novel of the same title.

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Michael (1996) film posterComedy

Michael (1996)

Nora Ephron's 1996 angel comedy with John Travolta. Gentle commercial work that uses spiritual material as premise instead of substantial engagement.

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The World's End (2013) film posterComedy

The World’s End (2013)

The World's End is the final film in Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg's Three Flavours Cornetto trilogy. Nick Frost plays Andy Knightley, Gary's former best friend who has not spoken to him in years.

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Men in Black (1997) film posterAction

Men in Black (1997)

Ed Solomon wrote, loosely adapted from Lowell Cunningham's Aircel/Malibu comic. The film made approximately five hundred and ninety million dollars worldwide on a ninety million dollar budget.

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