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A sequel to the 2020 Dave Bautista comedy is coming to Prime.
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"I know people really like that movie, but I haven’t seen it," she admitted.
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While not a single one has a Rotten Tomatoes rating above 44%, plenty are still perfectly watchable in that “Saturday night switch your brain off” kinda way.
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Throughout the film, Faris makes the act of being really, really, really, cartoonishly stoned not just unexpectedly hilarious, but goofily relatable — even for those who don't smoke pot.
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Faris previously shared her story without naming Reitman.
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One of the great things about romantic comedies is that traumas that normally require years of treatment to untangle are forgiven and forgotten before the end titles roll.
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Recreational drug use is a sticky wicket, as they say.
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The decision to end Mom comes after series star Anna Farris unexpectedly left the show in September.
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Christy is officially moving on to greener pastures.
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Long live Christy!
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"It's a whole different set right now," Pressly said. "But I do want to say that it feels like she's still here."
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Season 8 of Mom is going ahead without one of its two leads.
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A source close to the CBS sitcom told People that Faris' departure from the show is "actually a nightmare."
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Faris' departure was reportedly finalized early into the show's hiatus, and the new season has been written without her character.
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It's more than a movie about Playboy Bunnies and sorority girls. It's a sweet story of sisterhood and Faris growls.
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Stars' moms! They're just like us.
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What hath God wrought?
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Why the Adam Sandler-produced comedy marked the beginning of the end for the bunny ears.
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Anna Faris and Chris Pratt first met while filming Take Me Home Tonight. Stream it now and remember the good ol' days before they broke up.
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Rachel and Ross' daughter Emma turns 15 today, but she's only one of seven kids 'Friends' added over the years.