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Review: La La Land

A musical for people who think they hate musicals.

By Max Weiss | December 12, 2016, 11:12 am

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Lionsgate Films

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Meet the Author

Max Weiss is the editor-in-chief of Baltimore and a film and pop culture critic. You can catch her movie reviews here and at Rotten Tomatoes and read her thoughts on everything from last night’s episode of Ru Paul’s Drag Race to the latest Godard film @maxthegirl on X (formerly Twitter). She also plays a mean cello.

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