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      Brianna Wellen

      Brianna Wellen

      Brianna Wellen's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Chicago Reader AV Club
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      Palm Springs (2020) [Palm Springs] seamlessly blends romance, comedy, science fiction, and heart-wrenching emotional drama. - Chicago Reader
      Read More | Posted Jul 13, 2020
      4/4
      John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch (2019) Who knew a childless, 30-something white man from Chicago would be one of the most reliable soldiers in the fight against toxic masculinity and a champion for weird and wonderful kids everywhere? - Chicago Reader
      Read More | Posted Jan 11, 2020
      A
      Jenny Slate: Stage Fright (2019) Where some textbook comedy specials fall flat because of over-rehearsed jokes or stiffness, Stage Fright succeeds because it oozes authenticity, thanks in part to a combination of Slate's overwhelming joy and a display of deep vulnerability - AV Club
      Read More | Posted Oct 23, 2019
      Just My Luck (2006) This movie is less about the two main characters falling in love and more about exploring the equilibrium of good will in the universe. It's a mystical fantasy about how each decision we make matters and the differing paths life can take. - Chicago Reader
      Read More | Posted Feb 15, 2019
      Veronica Mars (2014) The uninitiated may not go for the all-too-convenient crime solving, melodramatic love triangle, and playful banter, but cultists will find all the show's pleasures intact. - Chicago Reader
      Read More | Posted Mar 20, 2014
      Close Quarters (2011) As friends who gradually realize their respective spouses are cheating on them -- with each other -- these two are experts at building a story naturally while subtly exploring a range of emotions. - Chicago Reader
      Read More | Posted Mar 13, 2014
      GBF (2013) A few sweet moments highlight the importance of acceptance and being yourself, but these after-school-special interludes clash with the snarky tone. - Chicago Reader
      Read More | Posted Jan 16, 2014
      Bluebird (2013) The characters' personal struggles are so singular that this feels like a collection of vignettes instead of a continuous film. - Chicago Reader
      Read More | Posted Oct 11, 2013
      Infiltrators (2012) Though the poor picture quality can make this difficult to watch, the film is redeemed by its human moments. - Chicago Reader
      Read More | Posted Oct 11, 2013
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