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 Genre Research: Good Burger 2

- This movie follows many of the common conventions found in comedy movies. For example, exaggerated situations, relatable characters, and a positive resolution.

- I liked the sarcasm and dark humor used in the movie.

- I wouldn't say I didn't like any of the conventions used. Although there was an overuse of puns.


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