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[Article] "How Daniel Radcliffe Outran Harry Potter" Has anyone been following his later work?
(www.theatlantic.com)
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yea and there's something about the way the film does it ... unless you know going in you could almost be fooled into thinking it's a serious and accurate biopic (at least for much of the film) ... which was really fun to watch ... because then there'd be some line or event which is clearly too ridiculous and it all lands but still the mostly serious tone is almost the punch line.
Exactly that. It's like the movie is all rising action. It just keeps getting more ridiculous.